| ARRANGING | • arranging v. Present participle of arrange. • arranging n. Arrangement. • ARRANGE v. to put in order. |
| ENGRAINER | • engrainer n. Alternative form of ingrainer. • ENGRAINER n. one who engrains, dyes in a lasting colour, also INGRAINER. |
| ENTRAINER | • entrainer n. (Chemistry) A substance used for entraining. • ENTRAINER n. one who entrains. |
| GARNERING | • garnering v. Present participle of garner. • garnering n. Action of the verb to garner. • GARNER v. to gather and store. |
| INERRANCY | • inerrancy n. Freedom from error. • INERRANCY n. exemption from error, infallibility. |
| INGRAINER | • ingrainer n. One who ingrains. • INGRAINER n. one who ingrains, also ENGRAINER. |
| INNERWEAR | • innerwear n. Clothing worn underneath other clothing, nearer to the skin. • INNERWEAR n. underwear. |
| INSNARERS | • insnarers n. Plural of insnarer. • INSNARER n. one that ensnares, also ENSNARER. |
| NARICORNS | • naricorns n. Plural of naricorn. • NARICORN n. the horny termination of a bird's nostril. |
| NARRATING | • narrating v. Present participle of narrate. • narrating n. An act of narration. • NARRATE v. to tell a story. |
| NARRATION | • narration n. The act of recounting or relating in order the particulars of some action, occurrence, or affair; a narrating. • narration n. That which is narrated or recounted; an orderly recital of the details and particulars of some transaction… • narration n. (Rhetoric) That part of an oration in which the speaker makes his or her statement of facts. |
| NARROWING | • narrowing v. Present participle of narrow. • narrowing n. The process of becoming narrow. • narrowing n. The part of a stocking that is narrowed. |
| REEARNING | • reearning v. Present participle of reearn. • re-earning v. Present participle of re-earn. • REEARN v. to earn again. |
| SCRANNIER | • scrannier adj. Comparative form of scranny: more scranny. • SCRANNY adj. thin, scrawny. |
| UNBARRING | • unbarring v. Present participle of unbar. • UNBAR v. to become unbarred. |
| WARRANING | • WARRAN v. (obsolete) to warrant, also WARRAND. |