| BIGHEARTED | • bighearted adj. Noble, kind and generous. • big-hearted adj. Alternative form of bighearted. • BIGHEARTED adj. generous, charitable. |
| FEATHERING | • feathering v. Present participle of feather. • feathering n. Plumage. • feathering n. A feathered texture. |
| FREIGHTAGE | • freightage n. The transportation of goods. • freightage n. The price of transporting goods. • FREIGHTAGE n. money paid for freight; freighted goods. |
| HEARTENING | • heartening adj. Cheerfully encouraging. • heartening v. Present participle of hearten. • HEARTEN v. to give courage to, also HARTEN. |
| HERMITAGES | • hermitages n. Plural of hermitage. • HERMITAGE n. a hermit's abode. |
| INGATHERED | • ingathered v. Simple past tense and past participle of ingather. • INGATHER v. to gather in, to harvest. |
| INGATHERER | • ingatherer n. Someone or something that ingathers. • INGATHERER n. one who ingathers. |
| LEATHERING | • leathering v. Present participle of leather. • leathering n. A beating. • LEATHERING n. a thrashing. |
| LETHARGIED | • lethargied adj. (Obsolete) Made lethargic. • LETHARGIED adj. suffering from lethargy. |
| LETHARGIES | • lethargies n. Plural of lethargy. • LETHARGY n. morbid drowsiness. |
| LETHARGISE | • lethargise v. Alternative form of lethargize. • LETHARGISE v. to make lethargic, also LETHARGIZE. |
| LETHARGIZE | • lethargize v. To make lethargic. • LETHARGIZE v. to make lethargic, also LETHARGISE. |
| LIGHTERAGE | • lighterage n. The fee paid for conveyance of goods on a lighter. • lighterage n. The act of unloading into a lighter, or of conveying by a lighter. • LIGHTERAGE n. a fee for carrying cargo by lighter. |
| PREHEATING | • preheating v. Present participle of preheat. • PREHEAT v. to heat beforehand. |
| RECHEATING | • recheating v. Present participle of recheat. • RECHEAT v. to sound a hunting call, to call back the hounds when they have lost track of the game. |
| REHEATINGS | • reheatings n. Plural of reheating. • REHEATING n. the act of heating again. |
| RETEACHING | • reteaching v. Present participle of reteach. • RETEACH v. to teach again. |
| WEATHERING | • weathering n. (Obsolete) Weather, especially favourable or fair weather. • weathering n. (Geology) Mechanical or chemical breaking down of rocks in situ by weather or other causes. • weathering n. (Architecture) A slight inclination given to an approximately horizontal surface to enable it to throw off water. |