| BENEFICING | • beneficing v. Present participle of benefice. • BENEFICE v. to endow with a benefice. |
| BENEFITING | • benefiting v. Present participle of benefit. • BENEFIT v. to obtain an advantage. |
| DEAFENINGS | • deafenings n. Plural of deafening. • DEAFENING n. the act of making deaf. |
| ENFEEBLING | • enfeebling v. Present participle of enfeeble. • enfeebling adj. Causing enfeeblement. • ENFEEBLE v. to make feeble. |
| ENFELONING | • ENFELON v. (Spenser) to make fierce. |
| ENFEOFFING | • enfeoffing v. Present participle of enfeoff. • ENFEOFF v. to invest with a feudal property, also INFEOFF. |
| ENFEVERING | • enfevering v. Present participle of enfever. • ENFEVER v. to excite fever in. |
| ENFIERCING | • ENFIERCE v. (Spenser) to make fierce, also EFFIERCE. |
| ENFLESHING | • enfleshing v. Present participle of enflesh. • ENFLESH v. to turn into flesh. |
| ENFREEZING | • enfreezing v. Present participle of enfreeze. • ENFREEZE v. to freeze; to congeal. |
| FERMENTING | • fermenting v. Present participle of ferment. • FERMENT v. to undergo a type of chemical reaction. |
| FLEHMENING | • flehmening v. Present participle of flehmen. • FLEHMEN v. of a mammal, to grimace with lips drawn back. |
| FRESHENING | • freshening v. Present participle of freshen. • freshening n. The act by which something is freshened. • FRESHEN v. to improve the condition of, also FRESH. |
| GREENFINCH | • greenfinch n. Any of five distinct species of bird formerly within the genus Carduelis, now making up genus Chloris (Cuvier)… • GREENFINCH n. a common European finch having olive-green and yellow plumage. |
| NONFEEDING | • nonfeeding adj. (Biology, of an animal) Never consuming food. • NONFEEDING adj. not feeding. |
| REDEFINING | • redefining v. Present participle of redefine. • REDEFINE v. to define again. |
| REFRINGENT | • refringent adj. That refracts; refractive. • REFRINGENT adj. pertaining to, or possessing, refringency. |
| UNFREEZING | • unfreezing v. Present participle of unfreeze. • UNFREEZING n. a thawing, a release of assets. |