| BIRDWATCHINGS | • BIRDWATCHING n. the occupation of watching birds. |
| BOATBUILDINGS | • boatbuildings n. Plural of boatbuilding. • BOATBUILDING n. the industry of building boats. |
| DEATTRIBUTING | • deattributing v. Present participle of deattribute. • DEATTRIBUTE v. to withdraw the attribution of e.g. a work of art or literature to a particular artist, writer, etc. |
| DEFIBRINATING | • defibrinating v. Present participle of defibrinate. • DEFIBRINATE v. to remove fibrin from blood. |
| DESTABILISING | • destabilising v. Present participle of destabilise. • DESTABILISE v. to make unstable, also DESTABILIZE. |
| DESTABILIZING | • destabilizing v. Present participle of destabilize. • DESTABILIZE v. to make unstable, also DESTABILISE. |
| DETRIBALISING | • detribalising v. Present participle of detribalise. • DETRIBALISE v. to cause to lose tribal identity, also DETRIBALIZE. |
| DETRIBALIZING | • detribalizing v. Present participle of detribalize. • DETRIBALIZE v. to cause to lose tribal identity, also DETRIBALISE. |
| DISINTEGRABLE | • disintegrable adj. Capable of being disintegrated. • DISINTEGRABLE adj. capable of being disintegrated. |
| DISOBLIGATION | • disobligation n. The act of disobliging. • disobligation n. A disobliging act; an offence. • disobligation n. Release from obligation. |
| GROUNDBAITING | • GROUNDBAIT v. to bait with groundbait. |
| INDEFATIGABLE | • indefatigable adj. Extremely persistent and untiring. • INDEFATIGABLE adj. incapable of being fatigued. |
| INDEFATIGABLY | • indefatigably adv. In an extremely persistent and untiring manner; in an indefatigable manner. • INDEFATIGABLE adv. incapable of being fatigued. |
| INTURBIDATING | • inturbidating v. Present participle of inturbidate. • INTURBIDATE v. to render turbid. |
| KITEBOARDINGS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| SUBINDICATING | • subindicating v. Present participle of subindicate. • SUBINDICATE v. (obsolete) to hint. |
| SUBORDINATING | • subordinating v. Present participle of subordinate. • SUBORDINATE v. to make subject or subservient. |