| BEDUCKING | • beducking v. Present participle of beduck. • BEDUCK v. to plunge under water. |
| BEGUNKING | • begunking v. Present participle of begunk. • BEGUNK v. (Scots) to trick, to play a trick on. |
| BUCKETING | • bucketing n. The act of moving material using a bucket. • bucketing n. A heavy pouring down of liquid; a deluge. • bucketing n. Synonym of binning (“data pre-processing technique”). |
| BUNKERING | • bunkering v. Present participle of bunker. • bunkering n. (Nautical) The taking on board of bunker fuel. • bunkering n. (Chiefly Nigeria) The illicit removal of oil from a pipeline or other distribution system. |
| DEBUNKING | • debunking v. Present participle of debunk. • debunking n. The act of showing something to be false (or bunkum). • DEBUNK v. to clear of humbug. |
| DUKELINGS | • dukelings n. Plural of dukeling. • DUKELING n. a petty duke. |
| DUSKENING | • duskening v. Present participle of dusken. • DUSKEN v. to grow dark. |
| FUSKERING | • FUSKER v. to generates obvious passwords and filenames in order to extract data that is held on free websites. |
| HUNKERING | • hunkering v. Present participle of hunker. • HUNKER v. to squat. |
| INGLENEUK | • INGLENEUK n. an alcove by a large open fire, also INGLENOOK. |
| JUNKETING | • junketing v. Present participle of junket. • junketing n. A celebratory feast or banquet. • JUNKETING n. going on a pleasure trip. |
| KURVEYING | • KURVEY v. (South African) to move goods by ox wagon. |
| MUCKERING | • muckering v. Present participle of mucker. • MUCKER v. to squander. |
| PUCKERING | • puckering n. A fold or pinched bunch of fabric caused by the shrinkage of one layer among many. • puckering v. Present participle of pucker. • Puckering prop.n. A surname. |
| SQUEAKING | • squeaking v. Present participle of squeak. • squeaking n. A sound that squeaks. • SQUEAKING adj. making a sharp, high-pitched sound. |
| SUCKERING | • suckering v. Present participle of sucker. • SUCKER v. to strip off superfluous shoots. |
| TUCKERING | • tuckering v. Present participle of tucker. • TUCKER v. to tire out. |
| UNDECKING | • undecking v. Present participle of undeck. • UNDECK v. to rid or ornaments. |
| UNDERKING | • underking n. An inferior or subordinate king; a viceroy. • UNDERKING n. a sub-king. |
| UNGODLIKE | • ungodlike adj. Not godlike. • UNGODLIKE adj. not like a god. |