| BLUGGIER | • bluggier adj. Comparative form of bluggy: more bluggy. • BLUGGY adj. (colloquial) bloody. |
| BURGLING | • burgling v. Present participle of burgle. • BURGLE v. to trespass to steal. |
| GRUBBLING | • grubbling v. Present participle of grubble. • GRUBBLE v. to grope, also GRABBLE. |
| GRUMBLING | • grumbling v. Present participle of grumble. • grumbling n. Complaining. • grumbling n. Rumbling. |
| BURGLARING | • burglaring v. Present participle of burglar. • BURGLAR v. to enter a building to steal. |
| GRUMBLINGS | • grumblings n. Plural of grumbling. • GRUMBLING n. the act of grumbling. |
| GRUMBLINGLY | • grumblingly adv. While or as if grumbling. • GRUMBLING adv. muttering in discontent. |
| BEGLAMOURING | • beglamouring v. Present participle of beglamour. • BEGLAMOUR v. to impress with glamour, also BEGLAMOR. |
| BEGRUDGINGLY | • begrudgingly adv. In a begrudging manner; in a manner that is envious or reluctant. • BEGRUDGING adv. BEGRUDGE, to concede reluctantly. |
| BELEAGUERING | • beleaguering v. Present participle of beleaguer. • BELEAGUER v. to surround with an army so as to preclude escape; to besiege. |
| BULLYRAGGING | • bullyragging v. Present participle of bullyrag. • BULLYRAG v. to intimidate by bullying. |
| BURGLARISING | • burglarising v. (Britain) present participle of burglarise. • BURGLARISE v. to commit burglary, also BURGLARIZE. |
| BURGLARIZING | • burglarizing v. Present participle of burglarize. • BURGLARIZE v. to commit burglary, also BURGLARISE. |
| BLACKGUARDING | • blackguarding v. Present participle of blackguard. • BLACKGUARD v. to vituperate; to portray as a scoundrel. |
| HUMBLEBRAGGING | • humblebragging v. Present participle of humblebrag. • HUMBLEBRAG v. to make a statement that purports to be self-effacing but in fact reveals a person's wealth or importance. |