| DISBOWELLING | • disbowelling v. Present participle of disbowel. • DISBOWEL v. to remove the intestines of. |
| GELLIFLOWRES | • GELLIFLOWRE n. (Spenser) gillyflower, also GILLIFLOWER, GILLYFLOWER, GILLYVOR. |
| GILLIFLOWERS | • gilliflowers n. Plural of gilliflower. • gilli-flowers n. Plural of gilli-flower. • GILLIFLOWER n. a carnation, also GELLIFLOWRE, GILLYFLOWER, GILLYVOR. |
| GILLYFLOWERS | • gillyflowers n. Plural of gillyflower. • gilly-flowers n. Plural of gilly-flower. • GILLYFLOWER n. a carnation, also GELLIFLOWRE, GILLIFLOWER, GILLYVOR. |
| GLASSBLOWERS | • glassblowers n. Plural of glassblower. • GLASSBLOWER n. one who blows glass. |
| GLOBEFLOWERS | • globeflowers n. Plural of globeflower. • GLOBEFLOWER n. a plant of damp places, with a round yellow head. |
| GROUNDSWELLS | • groundswells n. Plural of groundswell. • ground␣swells n. Plural of ground swell. • GROUNDSWELL n. a broad, deep undulation of the ocean caused by a distant gale or earthquake. |
| OVERSWELLING | • overswelling v. Present participle of overswell. • overswelling n. Excessive swelling. • OVERSWELL v. to swell or rise above; to overflow. |
| RESWALLOWING | • reswallowing v. Present participle of reswallow. • RESWALLOW v. to swallow again. |
| SCAPEGALLOWS | • scapegallows n. (Colloquial, dated) A criminal who has narrowly escaped being hanged. • SCAPEGALLOWS n. a person who deserves hanging. |
| SLEEPWALKING | • sleepwalking n. The act of walking while not conscious or aware of it, during one’s sleep. • sleepwalking v. Present participle of sleepwalk. • SLEEPWALKING n. walking in one's sleep. |
| STONEWALLING | • stonewalling v. Present participle of stonewall. • stonewalling n. A refusal to answer or to cooperate. • stone␣walling v. Present participle of stone wall. |
| SWELTERINGLY | • swelteringly adv. In a sweltering way. • SWELTERINGLY adv. SWELTERING. |
| WEIGHTLESSLY | • weightlessly adv. Whilst weightless; without weight. • WEIGHTLESS adv. having little weight. |
| WHOLESALINGS | • WHOLESALING n. the act of selling wholesale. |
| WINEGLASSFUL | • wineglassful n. As much as a wineglass will hold. • WINEGLASSFUL n. the contents of a wineglass. |
| WIREPULLINGS | • WIREPULLING n. the use of private or secret influence for one's own ends. |