| CHAIRMANNING | • chairmanning v. Present participle of chairman. • CHAIRMAN v. to act as chairman of. |
| FASHIONMONGING | • FASHIONMONGING adj. (Shakespeare) behaving like a fop. |
| HAUSSMANNISING | • HAUSSMANNISE v. to open out, generally to rebuild, as Baron Haussmann did in Paris as prefect of the Seine (1853-70), also HAUSSMANNIZE. |
| HAUSSMANNIZING | • Haussmannizing v. Present participle of Haussmannize. • HAUSSMANNIZE v. to open out, generally to rebuild, as Baron Haussmann did in Paris as prefect of the Seine (1853-70), also HAUSSMANNISE. |
| INTERCHANGEMENT | • interchangement n. Interchange, exchange. • INTERCHANGEMENT n. (Shakespeare) exchange, mutual transfer. |
| MACHINEGUNNED | • machinegunned v. Simple past tense and past participle of machinegun. • machine-gunned v. Simple past tense and past participle of machine-gun. • MACHINEGUN v. to shoot with a machinegun. |
| MACHINEGUNNING | • machinegunning v. Present participle of machinegun. • machine-gunning v. Present participle of machine-gun. • MACHINEGUN v. to shoot with a machinegun. |
| MANHANDLING | • manhandling v. Present participle of manhandle. • manhandling n. The act of one who manhandles; rough physical treatment. • MANHANDLE v. to move by manpower; to handle or treat roughly. |
| MISCHANNELING | • mischanneling v. Present participle of mischannel. • MISCHANNEL v. to channel wrongly. |
| MISCHANNELLING | • mischannelling v. Present participle of mischannel. • MISCHANNEL v. to channel wrongly. |
| NOTHINGARIANISM | • nothingarianism n. Beliefs and practices of a nothingarian. • NOTHINGARIANISM n. having no particular belief, esp. in religion. |
| PHENOMENALISING | • phenomenalising v. Present participle of phenomenalise. • PHENOMENALISE v. to represent as a phenomenon, also PHENOMENALIZE. |
| PHENOMENALIZING | • phenomenalizing v. Present participle of phenomenalize. • PHENOMENALIZE v. to represent as a phenomenon, also PHENOMENALISE. |
| THANATOGNOMONIC | • thanatognomonic adj. Foreshadowing death. • THANATOGNOMONIC adj. indicating or characteristic of death. |
| UNHUMANISING | • unhumanising v. Present participle of unhumanise. • UNHUMANISE v. to render inhuman or barbarous, also UNHUMANIZE. |
| UNHUMANIZING | • unhumanizing v. Present participle of unhumanize. • UNHUMANIZE v. to render inhuman or barbarous, also UNHUMANISE. |
| UNMECHANISING | • UNMECHANISE v. (Sterne) to disorganise, also UNMECHANIZE. |
| UNMECHANIZING | • UNMECHANIZE v. (Sterne) to disorganise, also UNMECHANISE. |