| ALIGNMENTS | • alignments n. Plural of alignment. • ALIGNMENT n. the action of aligning, also ALINEMENT. |
| EGLANTINES | • eglantines n. Plural of eglantine. • EGLANTINE n. sweetbriar, also EGLATERE. |
| GALANTINES | • galantines n. Plural of galantine. • GALANTINE n. (French) a preparation of jellied fowl. |
| INSOLATING | • insolating v. Present participle of insolate. • INSOLATE v. to expose to the sun's rays. |
| INSTALLING | • installing v. Present participle of install. • INSTALL v. to place in position for use, also INSTAL. |
| INSULATING | • insulating v. Present participle of insulate. • insulating adj. That insulates. • INSULATE v. to isolate from connection. |
| LAMENTINGS | • lamentings n. Plural of lamenting. • LAMENTING n. the act of lamenting. |
| LAMINGTONS | • lamingtons n. Plural of lamington. • LAMINGTON n. (Australian) a piece of sponge cake, coated in chocolate and coconut. |
| LANGOSTINO | • LANGOSTINO n. the spiny lobster, also LANGOUSTE, LANGOUSTINE. |
| LATINISING | • Latinising v. Present participle of Latinise. • LATINISE v. to translate into Latin, also LATINIZE. |
| MALIGNANTS | • malignants n. Plural of malignant. • MALIGNANT n. a supporter of the royalist cause during the English civil war. |
| PANTILINGS | • PANTILING n. pantiles collectively. |
| PLANTLINGS | • plantlings n. Plural of plantling. • PLANTLING n. a small plant, also PLANTLET. |
| SAINTLINGS | • saintlings n. Plural of saintling. • SAINTLING n. a little saint. |
| SCANTLINGS | • scantlings n. Plural of scantling. • scantlings n. (Nautical) The dimensions of the timbers of a ship. • SCANTLING n. a small portion. |
| SIGNALMENT | • signalment n. The act of signalling, or of signalizing. • signalment n. A description based on specific traits. • SIGNALMENT n. the act of signaling. |
| SLANTINGLY | • slantingly adv. At a slanting direction; aslant. • SLANTING adv. SLANT, to deviate from the horizontal or vertical. |
| STRANGLING | • strangling v. Present participle of strangle. • strangling n. The crime of killing by strangling. • STRANGLE v. to choke to death. |
| TWANGLINGS | • twanglings n. Plural of twangling. • TWANGLING n. the act of twangling. |