| ALLNIGHTERS | • allnighters n. Plural of allnighter. • all-nighters n. Plural of all-nighter. • all␣nighters n. Plural of all nighter. |
| ANTIALLERGY | • antiallergy adj. Countering an allergy. |
| BETHRALLING | • bethralling v. Present participle of bethrall. • BETHRALL v. (Spenser) to enslave. |
| ENTHRALLING | • enthralling adj. Exciting and absorbing. • enthralling v. Present participle of enthrall. • ENTHRAL v. to reduce to the condition of a thrall, also ENTHRALL, INTHRAL, INTHRALL. |
| FALTERINGLY | • falteringly adv. In a faltering manner; hesitantly, making pauses. • FALTERING adv. hesitant. |
| FINGERSTALL | • fingerstall n. A protective cover for the finger; a fingercot. • FINGERSTALL n. a covering for protecting a finger. |
| GALLANTRIES | • gallantries n. Plural of gallantry. • GALLANTRY n. bravery; attention or devotion to ladies. |
| INTHRALLING | • inthralling v. Present participle of inthral. • inthralling v. Present participle of inthrall. • INTHRALL v. to charm, also ENTHRALL, INTHRAL. |
| LATERALLING | • lateralling v. Present participle of lateral. • LATERAL v. to throw a sideways pass in football. |
| PARTIALLING | • partialling v. Present participle of partial. • PARTIAL v. as in partial out, to eliminate a factor in statistics. |
| PRATFALLING | • pratfalling v. Present participle of pratfall. • PRATFALL v. to fall on the buttocks, to make a big blunder. |
| PRATTLINGLY | • prattlingly adv. (Rare, dated) With prattle, or worthless talk. • PRATTLING adv. PRATTLE, to talk at length about nothing in particular. |
| REALLOTTING | • reallotting v. Present participle of reallot. • REALLOT v. to allot again. |
| RETOTALLING | • retotalling v. Present participle of retotal. • RETOTAL v. to total again. |
| STALLINGERS | • stallingers n. Plural of stallinger. • STALLINGER n. (historical) a keeper of a stall; a person who paid for the privilege of trading in a burgh of which he was not a freeman, also STALLENGER. |
| STARTLINGLY | • startlingly adv. In a startling manner; surprisingly; shockingly. • STARTLING adv. very surprising. |
| TRAMMELLING | • trammelling v. (Britain) present participle of trammel. • trammelling n. A hindrance or impediment. • TRAMMEL v. to hinder, also TRAMEL, TRAMELL. |
| TRAVELLINGS | • travellings n. Plural of travelling. • TRAVELLING n. the act of travelling. |