| ANCHORING | • anchoring n. The act or means by which something is anchored or made firm. • anchoring n. (Psychology) The tendency of people to place subsequently refined answers to a given question close… • anchoring v. Present participle of anchor. |
| BRANCHING | • branching v. Present participle of branch. • branching n. A process of forming a branch. • BRANCHING n. the formation of a branch. |
| CRANCHING | • cranching v. Present participle of cranch. • CRANCH v. to chew with a crackling sound, also CRUNCH, CRAUNCH. |
| ENARCHING | • enarching v. Present participle of enarch. • ENARCH v. to graft a plant. |
| GRANNYISH | • grannyish adj. (Informal) grandmotherly. • GRANNYISH adj. like a granny. |
| HANGARING | • hangaring v. Present participle of hangar. • HANGAR v. to place in an aircraft shelter. |
| HANKERING | • hankering v. Present participle of hanker. • hankering n. (Often followed by for or after) A strong, restless desire, longing, or mental inclination. • HANKERING n. a yearning. |
| HARDENING | • hardening v. Present participle of harden. • hardening n. The process by which something hardens. • hardening n. That which hardens, such as a material used for converting the surface of iron into steel. |
| HARKENING | • harkening v. Present participle of harken. • harkening n. The act of one who harkens or listens. • HARKEN v. to listen, also HARK, HEARKEN. |
| HARTENING | • hartening v. Present participle of harten. • HARTEN v. (Spenser) to give courage to, also HEARTEN. |
| INARCHING | • inarching v. Present participle of inarch. • INARCH v. to graft in a certain way. |
| ORPHANING | • orphaning v. Present participle of orphan. • ORPHAN v. to deprive of both parents. |
| RANCHINGS | • ranchings n. Plural of ranching. • RANCHING n. the act of ranching. |
| RAUNCHING | • RAUNCH v. (Spenser) to race. |
| REHANGING | • rehanging v. Present participle of rehang. • REHANG v. to hang again. |
| THRANGING | • thranging v. Present participle of thrang. • THRANG v. (Scots) to throng. |
| UNHAIRING | • unhairing n. Removal of hair; depilation. • UNHAIR v. to remove the hair from. |
| UNHARMING | • unharming adj. Doing no harm. • UNHARMING adj. harmless. |