| CHANDLERINGS | • CHANDLERING n. the profession of chandler. |
| CHANNELISING | • channelising v. Present participle of channelise. • CHANNELISE v. to create or provide a channel for, also CHANNELIZE. |
| CHASTENINGLY | • chasteningly adv. In a chastening manner. • CHASTENING adv. CHASTEN, to chastise. |
| DEPLENISHING | • deplenishing v. Present participle of deplenish. • DEPLENISH v. to deprive of contents, such as furniture, stock, etc. |
| ENLIGHTENERS | • enlighteners n. Plural of enlightener. • ENLIGHTENER n. one who enlightens. |
| ENSCHEDULING | • enscheduling v. Present participle of enschedule. • ENSCHEDULE v. (Shakespeare) to insert into a schedule. |
| ENSHELTERING | • ensheltering v. Present participle of enshelter. • ENSHELTER v. (Shakespeare) to give shelter to. |
| INSHELTERING | • insheltering v. Present participle of inshelter. • insheltering n. The action of putting something in a shelter. • INSHELTER v. to place in shelter. |
| KNIGHTLINESS | • knightliness n. Knightly behaviour; chivalry. • KNIGHTLINESS n. the state of being knightly. |
| LANGUISHMENT | • languishment n. The state of languishing. • languishment n. Tenderness of look or mien; amorous pensiveness. • LANGUISHMENT n. the act of languishing. |
| LONGSHOREMAN | • longshoreman n. (US) A man employed to load and unload ships. • longshoreman n. One who makes a living along the shore by oyster-fishing, etc. • LONGSHOREMAN n. a stevedore; a person who makes a living along the shore by fishing, etc., also ALONGSHOREMAN. |
| LONGSHOREMEN | • longshoremen n. Plural of longshoreman. • LONGSHOREMAN n. a stevedore; a person who makes a living along the shore by fishing, etc., also ALONGSHOREMAN. |
| NIGHTINGALES | • nightingales n. Plural of nightingale. • Nightingales prop.n. Plural of Nightingale. • NIGHTINGALE n. a small bird of the thrush family, celebrated for its song. |
| REPLENISHING | • replenishing v. Present participle of replenish. • replenishing n. Replenishment. • REPLENISH v. to fill again, also PLENISH. |
| SCHNORKELING | • schnorkeling v. Present participle of schnorkel. • SCHNORKEL v. (German) to swim underwater using a breathing-tube, also SNORKEL. |
| STANCHELLING | • STANCHEL v. to support by a stanchel. |
| UNHOLSTERING | • unholstering v. Present participle of unholster. • UNHOLSTER v. to remove from a holster. |