| ABSTERGING | • absterging v. Present participle of absterge. • ABSTERGE v. to cleanse by wiping. |
| ESTRANGING | • estranging v. Present participle of estrange. • estranging adj. That estranges; alienating, disorienting. • ESTRANGE v. to alienate. |
| GADGETRIES | • gadgetries n. Plural of gadgetry. • GADGETRY n. the devising or construction of gadgets. |
| GARAGISTES | • GARAGISTE n. a garage proprietor or owner, also GARAGIST. |
| GARBAGIEST | • GARBAGY adj. like garbage, also GARBAGEY. |
| GATHERINGS | • gatherings n. Plural of gathering. • GATHERING n. a coming together. |
| JIGGERMAST | • jiggermast n. (Nautical) The fourth-tallest mast on a ship with more than three masts; particularly a full-rigged ship. • jigger-mast n. Alternative spelling of jiggermast. • jigger␣mast n. Alternative spelling of jiggermast. |
| NIGHTGEARS | • nightgears n. Plural of nightgear. • NIGHTGEAR n. clothes worn at night. |
| PARGETINGS | • pargetings n. Plural of pargeting. • PARGETING n. ornamental plasterwork. |
| RAGGEDIEST | • raggediest adj. Superlative form of raggedy: most raggedy. • RAGGEDY adj. somewhat ragged. |
| REGRATINGS | • regratings n. Plural of regrating. • REGRATING n. buying and selling again in or near the same market. |
| SCRAGGIEST | • scraggiest adj. Superlative form of scraggy: most scraggy. • SCRAGGY adj. skinny. |
| STAGGERIER | • STAGGERY adj. given to staggering. |
| STAGGERING | • staggering v. Present participle of stagger. • staggering adj. Incredible, overwhelming, amazing. • staggering adj. Lurching, floundering. |
| STRAGGLIER | • stragglier adj. Comparative form of straggly: more straggly. • STRAGGLY adj. irregularly spread out. |
| TARGETINGS | • targetings n. Plural of targeting. • TARGETING n. making a goal of. |