| AIRBOARDINGS | • AIRBOARDING n. the sport of riding an airboard. |
| DISARRANGING | • disarranging v. Present participle of disarrange. • DISARRANGE v. to disturb the arrangement of. |
| DISGARRISONS | • disgarrisons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disgarrison. • DISGARRISON v. to deprive of a garrison. |
| DISORGANISER | • disorganiser n. Alternative form of disorganizer. • DISORGANISER n. one who disorganises, also DISORGANIZER. |
| DISORGANIZER | • disorganizer n. One who disorganizes or causes disorder and confusion. • DISORGANIZER n. one who disorganizes, also DISORGANISER. |
| DISREGARDING | • disregarding v. Present participle of disregard. • DISREGARD v. to pay no attention to. |
| GOLIARDERIES | • GOLIARDERY n. the satirical or ribald poetry of the Goliards, also GOLIARDY. |
| HAIRDRESSING | • hairdressing n. The washing, colouring, cutting and styling of the hair; the art or trade of a hairdresser. • hairdressing v. Present participle of hairdress. • HAIRDRESSING n. the act of washing, cutting, curling, or arranging the hair. |
| MISREGARDING | • misregarding v. Present participle of misregard. • MISREGARD v. (Spenser) to have no regard for. |
| RAILROADINGS | • railroadings n. Plural of railroading. • RAILROADING n. putting through a process forcefully and rapidly. |
| RIDESHARINGS | • RIDESHARING n. the practice of sharing a car with other commuters as a means of lessening traffic congestion or pollution. |
| SHERARDISING | • sherardising v. Present participle of sherardise. • SHERARDISE v. to coat with zinc by heating with zinc-dust in a vacuum, also SHERARDIZE. |
| SHERARDIZING | • sherardizing v. Present participle of sherardize. • SHERARDIZE v. to coat with zinc by heating with zinc-dust in a vacuum, also SHERARDISE. |
| SUBIRRIGATED | • subirrigated v. Simple past tense and past participle of subirrigate. • SUBIRRIGATE v. to irrigate by underground pipes. |
| WIREDRAWINGS | • wiredrawings n. Plural of wiredrawing. • WIREDRAWING n. drawing wire by pulling through successively smaller holes in a hard steel die-block. |