| BLACKINGS | • blackings n. Plural of blacking. • BLACKING n. a black shoe polish. |
| BLANKINGS | • blankings n. Plural of blanking. • BLANKING n. the act of blanking, ignoring someone. |
| CAULKINGS | • caulkings n. Plural of caulking. • CAULKING n. the material used to caulk the seams of a ship. |
| CLANKINGS | • clankings n. Plural of clanking. • CLANKING n. the sound of a clank. |
| DARKLINGS | • darklings n. Plural of darkling. • darklings adv. (Poetic, obsolete) In the darkness. • DARKLINGS adv. in the dark, taking place in the dark, also DARKLING. |
| JACKLINGS | • JACKLING n. the winning of the ball, by the defender's team, after a tackle and before a ruck has formed. |
| KAOLIANGS | • kaoliangs n. Plural of kaoliang. • KAOLIANG n. (Chinese) sorghum grain of several varieties; an alcoholic drink made from it. |
| PLANKINGS | • plankings n. Plural of planking. • PLANKING n. a covering made of planks. |
| SHACKLING | • shackling v. Present participle of shackle. • SHACKLE v. to confine with irons around wrists and ankles. |
| SLINGBACK | • slingback n. A type of women’s shoe having a strap behind the heel or ankle. • SLINGBACK n. a shoe without a covering for the heel, supported by a strap round the heel. |
| SOAKINGLY | • soakingly adv. To the point of soaking; imparting extreme wetness. • SOAKING adv. very wet. |
| SPACKLING | • spackling v. Present participle of spackle. • spackling n. Something used to spackle; a material that fills cracks or holes. • SPACKLE v. to fill cracks or holes. |
| SPARKLING | • sparkling v. Present participle and gerund of sparkle. • sparkling adj. Of an object, reflecting light as if giving off tiny sparks or flashes of light. • sparkling adj. Of a beverage, especially an alcoholic beverage, containing dissolved carbon dioxide (either naturally… |
| STALKINGS | • stalkings n. Plural of stalking. • STALKING n. the act of stalking. |
| TACKLINGS | • tacklings n. Plural of tackling. • TACKLING n. equipment for a particular purpose. |
| WEAKLINGS | • weaklings n. Plural of weakling. • WEAKLING n. a weak person. |