| BINGIES | • BINGY n. (Australian slang) the stomach. |
| DINGIES | • dingies n. Plural of dingy. • DINGY v. to ignore or avoid. |
| IGNITES | • ignites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ignite. • IGNITE v. to set on fire. |
| INGINES | • ingines n. Plural of ingine. • INGINE n. (obsolete) ability, genius. |
| INSIGNE | • insigne n. (Dated) An insignia. • INSIGNE n. (French) a sign of membership or honour. |
| PEISING | • peising v. Present participle of peise. • PEISE v. to weigh, also PEASE, PEAZE, PEIZE, PEYSE, POYSE. |
| PIEINGS | • pieings n. Plural of pieing. • PIEING n. the act of assaulting with a custard pie. |
| PIGSNIE | • pigsnie n. Alternative form of pigsny. • PIGSNIE n. (archaic) a term of endearment to a woman, also PIGSNEY, PIGSNY. |
| SEILING | • SEIL v. to strain, also SILE. |
| SEINING | • seining v. Present participle of seine. • seining n. Fishing with a seine. • SEINING n. fishing with a seine-net. |
| SEISING | • seising v. Present participle of seise. • seising n. Dated form of seizing (lashing or binding with a cord). • SEISING n. the act of one that seizes, also SEIZING. |
| SEIZING | • seizing v. Present participle of seize. • seizing n. The act of grabbing or taking possession. • seizing n. (Chiefly in the plural) Something seized. |
| SIEGING | • sieging v. Present participle of siege. • SIEGE v. to subject to a siege. |
| SIEVING | • sieving v. Present participle of sieve. • sieving n. The act of passing something through a sieve. • sieving n. Material that has passed through a sieve. |
| VISEING | • viseing v. Present participle of vise. • viséing v. Present participle of visé. • VISE v. to hold in a clamping device. |
| WEISING | • WEISE v. (Scots) to guide in a certain direction, also WEIZE. |