| BANDSPREADINGS | • BANDSPREADING n. an additional tuning control in some radio receivers whereby a selected narrow band of frequencies can be spread over a wider frequency band, in order to give finer control of tuning. |
| COUNTERBIDDING | • counterbidding v. Present participle of counterbid. |
| DISEMBRANGLING | • disembrangling v. Present participle of disembrangle. • DISEMBRANGLE v. (obsolete) to free from dispute. |
| DISEMBURDENING | • disemburdening v. Present participle of disemburden. • DISEMBURDEN v. to disburden. |
| DISENCUMBERING | • disencumbering v. Present participle of disencumber. • DISENCUMBER v. to free from encumbrance, also DISCUMBER. |
| DUMBFOUNDERING | • dumbfoundering v. Present participle of dumbfounder. • DUMBFOUNDER v. to strike dumb; to confuse with astonishment, also DUMBFOUND, DUMFOUND, DUMFOUNDER. |
| FORBIDDINGNESS | • forbiddingness n. The quality of being forbidding. • FORBIDDINGNESS n. the state of being forbidding. |
| FOREBODINGNESS | • forebodingness n. The quality of being foreboding. • FOREBODINGNESS n. the state of being foreboding. |
| GROUNDBREAKING | • groundbreaking adj. Innovative; new, different; doing something that has never been done before. • groundbreaking n. The point at which construction begins, by digging into the ground. • groundbreaking n. A ceremony to mark the beginning of construction. |
| INTERBREEDINGS | • interbreedings n. Plural of interbreeding. • INTERBREEDING n. the act of breeding together. |
| SPELLBINDINGLY | • spellbindingly adv. In a spellbinding manner. • SPELLBINDING adv. SPELLBIND, to bind by or as by a spell. |
| SUBINFEUDATING | • subinfeudating v. Present participle of subinfeudate. • SUBINFEUDATE v. to grant to another land held by another feudal lord, also SUBFEU, SUBINFEUD. |
| SUPERABOUNDING | • superabounding v. Present participle of superabound. • superabounding n. Superabundance. • SUPERABOUND v. to be superabundant. |
| UNDERBREEDINGS | • UNDERBREEDING n. lack of breeding. |
| UNDERBUDGETING | • underbudgeting v. Present participle of underbudget. • UNDERBUDGET v. to allow too low a budget. |