| AMBLINGS | • amblings n. Plural of ambling. • AMBLING n. walking at a leisurely pace. |
| CALMINGS | • CALMING n. an act of calming. |
| GILDSMAN | • GILDSMAN n. a male member of a guild, also GUILDSMAN. |
| LAMBINGS | • lambings n. Plural of lambing. • Lambings prop.n. Plural of Lambing. • LAMBING n. giving birth to a lamb. |
| LAMMINGS | • lammings n. Plural of lamming. • LAMMING n. a thrashing. |
| LAMPINGS | • Lampings prop.n. Plural of Lamping. • LAMPING n. the hunting of rabbits etc. by using bright lights to lure them out of their holes. |
| MADLINGS | • madlings n. Plural of madling. • MADLING n. a mad person. |
| MAILINGS | • mailings n. Plural of mailing. • MAILING n. a batch of items sent by post. |
| MALLINGS | • MALLING n. a mauling. |
| MALTINGS | • maltings n. Plural of malting. • MALTING n. a building where malt is made. |
| MARLINGS | • marlings n. Plural of marling. • Marlings prop.n. Plural of Marling. • MARLING n. the act of fertilising with marl. |
| MAULINGS | • maulings n. Plural of mauling. • MAULING n. the act of handling roughly. |
| MEASLING | • measling n. (UK dialect) Synonym of measle: the disease caused by M. morbillivirus, a red spot caused by the disease. • measling n. (Uncountable) A form of delamination or separation in a laminate material that results in a spotty appearance. • MEASLE v. (archaic) to catch or infect with measles. |
| MISALIGN | • misalign v. To align incorrectly. • MISALIGN v. to align improperly. |
| PSALMING | • psalming v. Present participle of psalm. • PSALM v. to sing psalms. |
| SAMPLING | • sampling v. Present participle of sample. • sampling n. The process or technique of obtaining a representative sample. • sampling n. A sample. |
| SLAMMING | • slamming v. Present participle of slam. • slamming adj. (Slang) Great; awesome. • slamming n. The act of something being slammed. |
| SMALLING | • smalling v. Present participle of small. • Smalling prop.n. A surname. • SMALL v. to make or become small. |
| SMALMING | • smalming v. Present participle of smalm. • SMALM v. to smear, make oily, also SMARM. |