| DISENTWINE | • disentwine v. (Transitive) To free from being entwined or twisted; untwine. • DISENTWINE v. to free from being entwined or twisted. |
| ENTWISTING | • entwisting v. Present participle of entwist. • ENTWIST v. to twist together, also INTWIST. |
| INSINEWING | • INSINEW v. (Shakespeare) to be joined as with sinews. |
| INSWINGERS | • inswingers n. Plural of inswinger. • in-swingers n. Plural of in-swinger. • INSWINGER n. in cricket, a ball bowled so as to swerve to leg. |
| INTERWINDS | • interwinds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of interwind. • INTERWIND v. to wind in among. |
| MISWEENING | • misweening v. Present participle of misween. • MISWEEN v. (Spenser) to judge wrongly. |
| MISWENDING | • miswending v. Present participle of miswend. • MISWEND v. (Spenser) to go wrong; to go astray. |
| REWINDINGS | • rewindings n. Plural of rewinding. • REWINDING n. the act of winding again. |
| SINEWINESS | • sinewiness n. The state or condition of being sinewy. • SINEWINESS n. the state of being sinewy. |
| SWINGINGER | • swinginger adj. Comparative form of swinging: more swinging. • SWINGING adj. lively and hip. |
| UNSINEWING | • unsinewing v. Present participle of unsinew. • UNSINEW v. to take the strength from. |
| WHINGEINGS | • whingeings n. Plural of whingeing. • WHINGEING n. the act of whingeing. |
| WHITENINGS | • whitenings n. Plural of whitening. • WHITENING n. the act of making white. |
| WINNINGEST | • winningest adj. Superlative form of winning: most winning. • winningest adj. (US, sports) Having the most wins. • WINNINGEST adj. winning more often than others of its kind; most successful. |
| WINTRINESS | • wintriness n. The state or quality of being wintry. • WINTRINESS n. the state of being wintry. |
| WITNESSING | • witnessing v. Present participle of witness. • witnessing n. The act of bearing witness. • WITNESS v. to have direct knowledge of. |