| BLUDGEONING | • bludgeoning v. Present participle of bludgeon. • bludgeoning n. An assault with a club or similar weapon. • BLUDGEON v. to hit with a club. |
| DUNGEONING | • dungeoning v. Present participle of dungeon. • DUNGEON v. to confine in an underground prison. |
| ENDUNGEONING | • endungeoning v. Present participle of endungeon. • ENDUNGEON v. to shut up in a dungeon. |
| FOREGROUNDING | • foregrounding v. Present participle of foreground. • FOREGROUND v. to bring to the foreground, the part of a picture or field of view nearest the observer's eye. |
| GROUNDBREAKING | • groundbreaking adj. Innovative; new, different; doing something that has never been done before. • groundbreaking n. The point at which construction begins, by digging into the ground. • groundbreaking n. A ceremony to mark the beginning of construction. |
| GROUNDBREAKINGS | • groundbreakings n. Plural of groundbreaking. • GROUNDBREAKING n. the breaking of ground at the beginning of a construction project. |
| GUDGEONING | • gudgeoning v. Present participle of gudgeon. • GUDGEON v. to defraud, dupe. |
| GUERDONING | • guerdoning v. Present participle of guerdon. • GUERDON v. to reward. |
| OUTDESIGNING | • outdesigning v. Present participle of outdesign. • OUTDESIGN v. to surpass in designing. |
| OVERINDULGING | • overindulging v. Present participle of overindulge. • over-indulging v. Present participle of over-indulge. • OVERINDULGE v. to indulge to excess. |
| REGUERDONING | • reguerdoning v. Present participle of reguerdon. • REGUERDON v. (Shakespeare) to reward. |
| UNDERDIAGNOSING | • underdiagnosing v. Present participle of underdiagnose. |
| UNDERFONGING | • underfonging v. Present participle of underfong. • UNDERFONG v. (Spenser) to undertake. |
| UNDERGOING | • undergoing v. Present participle of undergo. • UNDERGO v. to be subjected to. |