| BIRDING | • birding n. Birdwatching. • birding n. The catching of birds; fowling. • BIRDING n. the occupation of catching or watching birds. |
| BRIDING | • briding v. Present participle of bride. • BRIDE v. to act the bride. |
| DINGIER | • dingier adj. Comparative form of dingy: more dingy. • DINGY adj. grimy, also DINGEY. |
| DIRKING | • dirking v. Present participle of dirk. • DIRK v. to stab with a small knife. |
| DIRLING | • DIRL v. (Scots) to (cause to) vibrate, also THIRL, TIRL. |
| DIRTING | • dirting v. Present participle of dirt. • DIRT v. to make dirty. |
| DRIVING | • driving v. Present participle of drive. • driving adj. That drives (a mechanism or process). • driving adj. (Of wind, rain, etc): That drives forcefully; strong; forceful; violent. |
| GIRDING | • girding v. Present participle of gird. • girding n. A binding or encircling. • GIRDING n. that which girds, specifically a saddle-girth. |
| GRADINI | • gradini n. Plural of gradino. • GRADINO n. (Italian) a decoration for an altar gradin. |
| GRIDING | • griding v. Present participle of gride. • GRIDE v. to pierce; to scrape harshly, also GRYDE. |
| PRIDING | • priding v. Present participle of pride. • PRIDE v. to feel self-esteem. |
| RAIDING | • raiding v. Present participle of raid. • raiding n. The act of carrying out a raid. • RAIDING n. the act of raiding. |
| RIDDING | • ridding v. Present participle of rid. • RID v. to free or clear. |
| RIDGING | • ridging v. Present participle of ridge. • ridging n. A pattern of ridges. • RIDGING n. the forming of ridges. |
| RIDINGS | • ridings n. Plural of riding. • Ridings prop.n. A surname. • Ridings prop.n. Plural of Riding. |
| RINDING | • rinding v. Present participle of rind. • RIND v. to cover with bark, encrust. |
| YIRDING | • YIRD v. (Scots) to bury, also EARD, YEARD, YERD, YIRTH. |