| AMBUSCADING | • ambuscading v. Present participle of ambuscade. • AMBUSCADE v. (French) to lay an ambush, also AMBUSCADO. |
| BASTINADING | • bastinading v. Present participle of bastinade. • BASTINADE v. (French) to beat with a stick or baton, esp. on the feet, also BASTINADO. |
| BRIGANDAGES | • brigandages n. Plural of brigandage. • BRIGANDAGE n. the practice of brigands. |
| DIAGNOSABLE | • diagnosable adj. Able to be diagnosed; having a cause which can be determined. • DIAGNOSABLE adj. capable of being diagnosed, also DIAGNOSEABLE. |
| GABIONNADES | • gabionnades n. Plural of gabionnade. • GABIONNADE n. a traverse made with gabions between guns or on their flanks, protecting them from enfilading fire, also GABIONADE. |
| GRANDBABIES | • grandbabies n. Plural of grandbaby. • GRANDBABY n. an infant grandchild. |
| GREASEBANDS | • greasebands n. Plural of greaseband. • greasebands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of greaseband. • GREASEBAND n. a band put round the trunks of trees to stop infestation by parasites. |
| HEADBANGERS | • headbangers n. Plural of headbanger. |
| HUSBANDAGES | • HUSBANDAGE n. the commission or compensation allowed to a ship's husband. |
| SANDBAGGERS | • sandbaggers n. Plural of sandbagger. • SANDBAGGER n. an assaulter whose weapon is a sand bag. |
| SANDBAGGING | • sandbagging v. Present participle of sandbag. • sandbagging n. The striking of a person with a sandbag or other heavy object. • sandbagging n. Hiding the strength, skill or difficulty of something or someone early in an engagement. |
| SCABBARDING | • scabbarding v. Present participle of scabbard. • SCABBARD v. to sheathe, as a sword. |
| VAGABONDISE | • vagabondise v. Alternative form of vagabondize. • VAGABONDISE v. to go about as a vagabond, also VAGABONDIZE. |
| VAGABONDISH | • vagabondish adj. Like a vagabond. • VAGABONDISH adj. like a vagabond. |
| VAGABONDISM | • vagabondism n. Vagabondage. • VAGABONDISM n. being a vagabond. |