| DAUGHTERLING | • daughterling n. (Diminutive, endearing) A daughter, especially a young or precious one. • DAUGHTERLING n. a small daughter.
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| DAUGHTERLINGS | • daughterlings n. Plural of daughterling. • DAUGHTERLING n. a small daughter.
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| DEGARNISHING | • degarnishing v. Present participle of degarnish. • DEGARNISH v. to despoil, also DISGARNISH.
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| DEHYDROGENATING | • dehydrogenating v. Present participle of dehydrogenate. • dehydrogenating adj. That undergoes or produces dehydrogenation.
 • DEHYDROGENATE v. to remove the hydrogen from.
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| FEATHEREDGING | • featheredging v. Present participle of featheredge. • feather␣edging v. Present participle of feather edge.
 • FEATHEREDGE v. to provide with feathered edge.
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| GODFATHERING | • godfathering v. Present participle of godfather. • GODFATHER v. to be a godfather to.
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| GRANDDAUGHTER | • granddaughter n. The daughter of someone’s child. • GRANDDAUGHTER n. the daughter of one's son or daughter.
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| GRANDDAUGHTERS | • granddaughters n. Plural of granddaughter. • GRANDDAUGHTER n. the daughter of one's son or daughter.
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| GRANDFATHERING | • grandfathering v. Present participle of grandfather. • grandfathering n. Exemption from new legislation or regulations.
 • GRANDFATHER v. to exempt (an activity, person, etc.) from a new piece of legislation, restriction or the like.
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| HAGGARDNESS | • haggardness n. The characteristic of being haggard; tiredness. • HAGGARDNESS n. the state of being haggard.
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| HAGGARDNESSES | • HAGGARDNESS n. the state of being haggard. | 
| HANDLOGGER | Sorry, definition not available. | 
| HANDLOGGERS | Sorry, definition not available. | 
| HARDINGGRASSES | • HARDINGGRASS n. a perennial forage grass of the US. | 
| HYDROGENATING | • hydrogenating v. Present participle of hydrogenate. • HYDROGENATE v. to combine or treat with hydrogen.
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| SLEDGEHAMMERING | • sledgehammering v. Present participle of sledgehammer. • SLEDGEHAMMER v. to strike with a sledgehammer.
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| UNDERCHARGING | • undercharging v. Present participle of undercharge. • UNDERCHARGE v. to charge too little.
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