| BALLYHOOING | • ballyhooing v. Present participle of ballyhoo. • BALLYHOO v. to promote by uproar. |
| BEGUILINGLY | • beguilingly adv. In a beguiling manner. • BEGUILING adv. BEGUILE, to deceive. |
| BELIEVINGLY | • believingly adv. In a believing manner. • BELIEVING adv. accepting as true or real. |
| BELLYACHING | • bellyaching n. Whining and complaining, often contrived to evoke pity or shirk responsibility. • bellyaching v. Present participle of bellyache. • belly-aching n. Alternative form of bellyaching. |
| BEWAILINGLY | • bewailingly adv. In a bewailing manner. • BEWAILINGLY adv. BEWAILING. |
| BILINGUALLY | • bilingually adv. In a bilingual manner; using two languages. • BILINGUAL adv. speaking two languages. |
| BLIGHTINGLY | • blightingly adv. So as to blight. • BLIGHTING adv. causing decay. |
| GRUMBLINGLY | • grumblingly adv. While or as if grumbling. • GRUMBLING adv. muttering in discontent. |
| LABOURINGLY | • labouringly adv. With labour; strenuously. • LABOURING adv. LABOUR, to work, also LABOR. |
| LUMBERINGLY | • lumberingly adv. With heavy, clumsy movements. • LUMBERING adv. walking heavily. |
| OUTBULLYING | • outbullying v. Present participle of outbully. • OUTBULLY v. to surpass in bullying. |
| QUIBBLINGLY | • quibblingly adv. In a quibbling manner; with petty argumentativeness. • QUIBBLING adv. arguing over trivialities. |
| SCAMBLINGLY | • scamblingly adv. With turbulence and noise. • scamblingly adv. Strugglingly. • scamblingly adv. With intrusive audaciousness. |
| STUMBLINGLY | • stumblingly adv. In a stumbling way; unsteadily, haltingly. • STUMBLING adv. STUMBLE, to trip when walking or running. |
| SYLLABISING | • syllabising v. Present participle of syllabise. • SYLLABISE v. to form or divide into syllables, also SYLLABIZE. |
| SYLLABIZING | • syllabizing v. Present participle of syllabize. • SYLLABIZE v. to form or divide into syllables, also SYLLABISE. |
| TREMBLINGLY | • tremblingly adv. In a trembling manner. • TREMBLING adv. shaking involuntarily. |
| TROUBLINGLY | • troublingly adv. In a troubling manner; causing one to be troubled. |