| BEDRUGGING | • bedrugging v. Present participle of bedrug. • BEDRUG v. to drug abundantly or excessively. |
| BEGRUDGING | • begrudging v. Present participle of begrudge. • begrudging adj. Grudgeful, envious. • begrudging adj. Reluctant. |
| DESUGARING | • desugaring v. Present participle of desugar. • DESUGAR v. to remove the sugar from. |
| DRAUGHTING | • draughting v. Present participle of draught. • DRAUGHT v. to draft. |
| DRUDGINGLY | • drudgingly adv. In a drudging manner; laboriously. • DRUDGING adv. DRUDGE, to do hard, tedious work. |
| ENGUARDING | • enguarding v. Present participle of enguard. • ENGUARD v. (Shakespeare) to guard or defend. |
| FORJUDGING | • forjudging v. Present participle of forjudge. • FORJUDGE v. to judge before hearing the facts and proof, also FOREJUDGE. |
| GRADUATING | • graduating v. Present participle of graduate. • GRADUATE v. to receive an academic degree or diploma. |
| GROUNDINGS | • groundings n. Plural of grounding. • GROUNDING n. a foundation. |
| GROUNDLING | • groundling n. Any of various plants or animals living on or near the ground, as a benthic fish or bottom feeder, especially… • groundling n. An audience member in the cheap section (usually standing; originally in Elizabethan theater). • groundling n. (By extension) A person of uncultivated or uncultured taste. |
| GRUDGINGLY | • grudgingly adv. In a manner expressing resentment or lack of desire. • GRUDGING adv. reluctant. |
| GUERDONING | • guerdoning v. Present participle of guerdon. • GUERDON v. to reward. |
| PREGUIDING | • PREGUIDE v. to guide beforehand. |
| PREJUDGING | • prejudging v. Present participle of prejudge. • PREJUDGE v. to judge beforehand. |
| REDARGUING | • redarguing v. Present participle of redargue. • REDARGUE v. (Scots) to refute. |
| UNDERGOING | • undergoing v. Present participle of undergo. • UNDERGO v. to be subjected to. |
| UNGRUDGING | • ungrudging adj. Lacking envy or reluctance. • UNGRUDGING adj. being without envy or reluctance. |
| UNGUARDING | • unguarding v. Present participle of unguard. • UNGUARD v. to leave unprotected. |
| UPDRAGGING | • updragging v. Present participle of updrag. • UPDRAGGING n. the act of dragging up. |