| CALVERING | • calvering v. Present participle of calver. • CALVER v. to prepare fish while alive or freshly caught. |
| CLAVERING | • clavering v. Present participle of claver. • Clavering prop.n. A surname. • CLAVER v. (Scots) to gossip. |
| GOVERNALL | • GOVERNALL n. (Spenser) government. |
| GRAVELING | • graveling n. Alternative form of gravelling. • graveling v. Present participle of gravel. • GRAVEL v. to pave with gravel (rock fragments). |
| LANDGRAVE | • landgrave n. (Rare) One holding a specific nobiliary title ranking as count in certain feudal countships in the Holy… • landgrave n. County nobleman in the British, privately held North American colony Carolina, ranking just below the… • LANDGRAVE n. (historical) a German nobleman of a rank corresponding to that of an earl in England and of a count in France. |
| LAVEERING | • laveering v. Present participle of laveer. • LAVEER v. (archaic) to sail against the wind. |
| MARVELING | • marveling v. Present participle of marvel. • marveling n. Alternative form of marvelling. • MARVEL v. to be filled with wonder. |
| RAVELINGS | • ravelings n. Plural of raveling. • RAVELING n. a ravelled out thread, also RAVELLING. |
| RAVELLING | • ravelling n. Gerund of ravel. • ravelling v. Present participle of ravel. • RAVELLING n. a ravelled out thread, also RAVELING. |
| REVALUING | • revaluing v. Present participle of revalue. • REVALUE v. to value again. |
| REVEALING | • revealing adj. Informative. • revealing adj. Of clothing: allowing more than is usual to be seen. • revealing v. Present participle of reveal. |
| SLAVERING | • slavering v. Present participle of slaver. • slavering adj. Drooling saliva. • slavering n. Saliva dropped from the mouth. |
| TRAVELING | • traveling v. Present participle of travel. • traveling n. (Basketball) A violation committed by progressing while holding the ball instead of dribbling it. • traveling n. The action of the verb travel. |
| UNGRAVELY | • ungravely adv. (Obsolete) Without seriousness. • UNGRAVELY adj. (Shakespeare) possibly means not gravelly. |