| CHANDLERINGS | • CHANDLERING n. the profession of chandler. |
| CHLORIDISING | • chloridising v. Present participle of chloridise. • CHLORIDISE v. to convert into a chloride, also CHLORIDIZE. |
| DESULPHURING | • desulphuring v. Present participle of desulphur. • DESULPHUR v. to remove sulphur from, also DESULFUR. |
| DISRELISHING | • disrelishing v. Present participle of disrelish. • DISRELISH v. to dislike, not relish. |
| DISTRAUGHTLY | • distraughtly adv. In a distraught manner. • DISTRAUGHT adv. agitated with doubt or mental conflict or pain. |
| DOWNLIGHTERS | • downlighters n. Plural of downlighter. • DOWNLIGHTER n. a downward directed light-fitting, attached to or recessed in the ceiling. |
| FARSIGHTEDLY | • farsightedly adv. In a farsighted manner. • FARSIGHTED adv. seeing or able to see to a great distance. |
| GOLDSMITHERY | • goldsmithery n. The work of a goldsmith. • GOLDSMITHERY n. the craft of a goldsmith, also GOLDSMITHRY. |
| HYDROLOGISTS | • hydrologists n. Plural of hydrologist. • HYDROLOGIST n. an expert in hydrology. |
| RESCHEDULING | • rescheduling v. Present participle of reschedule. • rescheduling n. A change of schedule. • RESCHEDULING n. the act of scheduling again. |
| ROADHOLDINGS | • ROADHOLDING n. the qualities of an automobile that tend to make it respond precisely to the driver's steering. |
| SHAREHOLDING | • shareholding adj. Owning shares. • shareholding n. The owning of shares. • shareholding n. The amount of capital held as shares. |
| SHEPHERDLING | • shepherdling n. (Poetic, archaic) A little shepherd. • SHEPHERDLING n. a little shepherd. |
| SHOULDERINGS | • shoulderings n. Plural of shouldering. • SHOULDERING n. the act of carrying on the shoulder. |
| SHUDDERINGLY | • shudderingly adv. With a shuddering motion. • SHUDDERING adv. trembling. |
| STRINGHALTED | • stringhalted adj. Affected with stringhalt; lame. • STRINGHALTED adj. afflicted with stringhalt, a jerking lameness in which a horse suddenly twitches up its leg or legs. |
| TYROGLYPHIDS | • TYROGLYPHID n. a mite of the genus Tyroglyphus, including the cheesemite and the flour-mite. |