| ASHLERINGS | • ashlerings n. Plural of ashlering. • ASHLERING n. facing with ashlars, also ASHLARING. |
| FLESHLINGS | • fleshlings n. Plural of fleshling. • FLESHLING n. a sensualist. |
| GASHLINESS | • GASHLINESS n. ghastliness. |
| HOSTELINGS | • HOSTELING n. the act of staying overnight in hostels when travelling, also HOSTELLING. |
| HOUSELINGS | • houselings n. Plural of houseling. • HOUSELING n. the act of administering the Eucharist, also HOUSLING, HOUSELLING. |
| KNIGHTLESS | • knightless adj. (Rare, obsolete) Unbecoming of a knight; unchivalrous. • knightless adj. (Not comparable) Without a knight. • KNIGHTLESS adj. (Spenser) unbecoming a knight. |
| LANGUISHES | • languishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of languish. • LANGUISH v. to lose vitality. |
| LUNGFISHES | • lungfishes n. Plural of lungfish. • LUNGFISH n. a fish able to breathe air using primitive lungs, a dipnoan. |
| RESHINGLES | • reshingles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reshingle. • RESHINGLE v. to shingle again. |
| RINGHALSES | • ringhalses n. Plural of ringhals. • RINGHALS n. (South African) an African snake that spits its venom, also RINKHALS. |
| SHAVELINGS | • shavelings n. Plural of shaveling. • SHAVELING n. a tonsured cleric. |
| SHEARLINGS | • shearlings n. Plural of shearling. • SHEARLING n. a one-year-old sheep, from which one crop of wool has been taken. |
| SHIELDINGS | • shieldings n. Plural of shielding. • SHIELDING n. the act of protecting. |
| SHINGLIEST | • shingliest adj. Superlative form of shingly: most shingly. • SHINGLY adj. covered with small, loose stones. |
| SIGHTLINES | • sightlines n. Plural of sightline. • SIGHTLINE n. a line of sight. |
| SLEIGHINGS | • sleighings n. Plural of sleighing. • SLEIGHING n. travelling by sleigh. |
| SLEUTHINGS | • sleuthings n. Plural of sleuthing. • SLEUTHING n. the work of a detective. |
| SLIGHTNESS | • slightness n. The property of being slight, smallness, petiteness. • SLIGHTNESS n. the state of being slight. |