| ANNALISING | • annalising v. Present participle of annalise. • ANNALISE v. to record in annals, also ANNALIZE. |
| ANNEALINGS | • annealings n. Plural of annealing. • ANNEALING n. the process of making (as steel or glass) less brittle by heating and then cooling. |
| BALANCINGS | • balancings n. Plural of balancing. • BALANCING n. the act of putting in equilibrium. |
| BANALISING | • banalising v. Present participle of banalise. • BANALISE v. to make banal, also BANALIZE. |
| CANALISING | • canalising v. Present participle of canalise. • CANALISE v. to dig an artificial waterway through, also CANALIZE. |
| ENGARLANDS | • engarlands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of engarland. • ENGARLAND v. to encircle with a garland, or with garlands. |
| FANDANGLES | • fandangles n. Plural of fandangle. • FANDANGLE n. an elaborate ornament. |
| GALANTINES | • galantines n. Plural of galantine. • GALANTINE n. (French) a preparation of jellied fowl. |
| GANGPLANKS | • gangplanks n. Plural of gangplank. • gang-planks n. Plural of gang-plank. • gang␣planks n. Plural of gang plank. |
| MALIGNANTS | • malignants n. Plural of malignant. • MALIGNANT n. a supporter of the royalist cause during the English civil war. |
| NASALISING | • nasalising v. Present participle of nasalise. • NASALISE v. to produce sounds nasally, also NASALIZE. |
| NASALIZING | • nasalizing v. Present participle of nasalize. • NASALIZE v. to produce sounds nasally, also NASALISE. |
| RANGELANDS | • rangelands n. Plural of rangeland. • RANGELAND n. land suitable for grazing, but too dry for growing crops. |
| SALANGANES | • salanganes n. Plural of salangane. • SALANGANE n. (Tagalog) a swiftlet that builds edible nests. |
| SALPINGIAN | • salpingian adj. Synonym of salpingeal. • SALPINGIAN adj. of or like the salpinx, the Eustachian tube. |
| SANDALLING | • SANDAL v. to dress in light open shoes. |
| SCANDALING | • scandaling v. Present participle of scandal. • SCANDAL v. to defame. |
| STAGNANTLY | • stagnantly adv. In a stagnant manner. • STAGNANT adv. like still and often foul water. |