| CANKERING | • cankering v. Present participle of canker. • CANKER v. to affect with ulcerous sores. |
| CANTERING | • cantering v. Present participle of canter. • cantering n. Movement at a canter. • CANTER v. to ride a horse at an easy gallop. |
| CAREENING | • careening v. Present participle of careen. • careening n. The motion of something that careens. • CAREEN v. to turn (a ship) on its side for repairs. |
| CARNEYING | • carneying v. Present participle of carney. • CARNEY v. to coax, also CARNY. |
| CAVERNING | • caverning v. Present participle of cavern. • CAVERN v. to hollow out. |
| CONLANGER | • conlanger n. Someone who creates constructed languages (conlangs). • CONLANGER n. a person who creates an artificial language. |
| CRANNOGES | • crannoges n. Plural of crannoge. • CRANNOGE n. (Gaelic) a lake dwelling in Scotland and Ireland, typically a tiny island artificially enlarged and fortified, also CRANNOG. |
| CRAVENING | • cravening v. Present participle of craven. • CRAVEN v. to render spiritless. |
| ENARCHING | • enarching v. Present participle of enarch. • ENARCH v. to graft a plant. |
| ENGRACING | • engracing v. Present participle of engrace. • ENGRACE v. to introduce into the favour of another. |
| IGNORANCE | • ignorance n. The condition of being uninformed or uneducated; lack of knowledge or information. • ignorance n. (Religion, in the plural) Sins committed through ignorance. • Ignorance prop.n. A personification of ignorance. (Can we add an example for this sense?) |
| PREGNANCE | • pregnance n. Obsolete form of pregnancy. • PREGNANCE n. (obsolete) pregnancy, also PREGNANCY. |
| PREGNANCY | • pregnancy n. (Countable) The condition of being pregnant; an instance of this. • pregnancy n. The period of time this condition prevails. • pregnancy n. (Uncountable) The progression of stages from conception to birth. |
| RECANTING | • recanting v. Present participle of recant. • recanting n. The act of one who recants; a retraction. • RECANT v. to make a formal retraction. |