| CRIMINATING | • criminating v. Present participle of criminate. • CRIMINATE v. to accuse. |
| DISTRAINING | • distraining v. Present participle of distrain. • distraining n. The act or process by which something is distrained. • DISTRAIN v. to seize and hold property as security. |
| GRANITISING | • granitising v. Present participle of granitise. • GRANITISE v. to make like granite, also GRANITIZE. |
| GRANITIZING | • granitizing v. Present participle of granitize. • GRANITIZE v. to make like granite, also GRANITISE. |
| INEBRIATING | • inebriating adj. Having intoxicating qualities. • inebriating v. Present participle of inebriate. • INEBRIATE v. to make drunk. |
| INFURIATING | • infuriating adj. Extremely annoying, frustrating or irritating. • infuriating v. Present participle of infuriate. • INFURIATE v. to make furious. |
| ITINERATING | • itinerating v. Present participle of itinerate. • ITINERATE v. to wander without a settled habitation; to travel from place or on a circuit, particularly for the purpose of preaching, lecturing, etc. |
| LINEARISING | • linearising v. Present participle of linearise. • LINEARISE v. to make linear, also LINEARIZE. |
| LINEARIZING | • linearizing v. Present participle of linearize. • LINEARIZE v. to make linear, also LINEARISE. |
| MAINPRISING | • mainprising v. Present participle of mainprise. • MAINPRISE v. (historical) to allow a prisoner to go free based on a guarantee that he or she will appear in court on the designated day. |
| MINIATURING | • miniaturing v. Present participle of miniature. • MINIATURE v. to miniaturize. |
| MIRANDISING | • Mirandising v. Present participle of Mirandise. • MIRANDISE v. in USA, to inform an accused person of their rights, also MIRANDIZE. |
| MIRANDIZING | • Mirandizing v. Present participle of Mirandize. • MIRANDIZE v. in USA, to inform an accused person of their rights, also MIRANDISE. |
| MISTRAINING | • mistraining v. Present participle of mistrain. • MISTRAIN v. to train improperly. |
| ORIGINATING | • originating v. Present participle of originate. • ORIGINATE v. to have an origin. |
| ORIGINATION | • origination n. (Uncountable) The process of bringing something into existence. • origination n. (Countable) The act of bringing something into existence. • ORIGINATION n. the act of originating. |
| REIMAGINING | • reimagining v. Present participle of reimagine. • reimagining n. A remake (of a dramatic work). • REIMAGINE v. to imagine again. |