| BODYSURFING | • bodysurfing v. Present participle of bodysurf. • body-surfing v. Present participle of body-surf. • body␣surfing v. Present participle of body surf. |
| DEBRIEFINGS | • debriefings n. Plural of debriefing. • DEBRIEFING n. questioning after a mission. |
| FORBIDDINGS | • forbiddings n. Plural of forbidding. • FORBIDDING n. the act of commanding not to do something. |
| FOREBODINGS | • forebodings n. Plural of foreboding. • FOREBODING n. a premonition. |
| BODYSURFINGS | • BODYSURFING n. the sport of surfing without a surfboard. |
| FINGERBOARDS | • fingerboards n. Plural of fingerboard. • FINGERBOARD n. the part of a violin, etc. against which the strings are stopped by the fingers. |
| SURFBOARDING | • surfboarding v. Present participle of surfboard. • SURFBOARDING n. the sport of surfing on a surfboard. |
| BRASSFOUNDING | • brassfounding n. The work of a brassfounder, casting objects from brass. • BRASSFOUNDING n. the craft of casting objects in brass. |
| BREASTFEEDING | • breastfeeding n. (Uncountable) The act or process of feeding a baby or young child milk from a lactating breast. • breastfeeding n. (Countable) An instance (session) of such feeding activity. • breastfeeding v. Present participle of breastfeed. |
| DEFIBRINISING | • DEFIBRINISE v. to deprive of fibrin, also DEFIBRINIZE. |
| SURFBOARDINGS | • SURFBOARDING n. the sport of surfing on a surfboard. |
| BRASSFOUNDINGS | • BRASSFOUNDING n. the craft of casting objects in brass. |
| BREASTFEEDINGS | • breastfeedings n. Plural of breastfeeding. • BREASTFEEDING n. the act of feeding with the breast. |
| FINGERBREADTHS | • fingerbreadths n. Plural of fingerbreadth. • FINGERBREADTH n. the breadth of a finger. |
| 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. |
| FEATHERBEDDINGS | • FEATHERBEDDING n. protecting (an industry, workers, etc.) by such practices as overmanning in order to save jobs. |