| CHAUFFEURING | • chauffeuring v. Present participle of chauffeur. • CHAUFFEUR v. to drive a car for another.
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| CHAUFFEUSING | • CHAUFFEUSE v. to act as a chauffeuse. | 
| COUCHSURFING | • couchsurfing n. Alternative form of couch surfing. • couch-surfing n. Alternative form of couch surfing.
 • couch␣surfing n. The act or practice of an individual who couch surfs.
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| COUCHSURFINGS | • COUCHSURFING n. the practice of sleeping overnight in the houses of friends or fellow members of a social network, esp. as an alternative to staying in hotels, hostels, etc. | 
| FURLOUGHING | • furloughing v. Present participle of furlough. • FURLOUGH v. to grant a leave of absence to.
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| FURSHLUGGINER | • furshlugginer adj. (Informal) Well-worn, beat-up, piece of junk. • FURSHLUGGINER adj. (Yiddish) well-worn, beat-up.
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| HUMGRUFFIAN | • HUMGRUFFIAN n. a terrible person, also HUMGRUFFIN. | 
| HUMGRUFFIANS | • HUMGRUFFIAN n. a terrible person, also HUMGRUFFIN. | 
| HUMGRUFFIN | • humgruffin n. (Archaic) A savage or terrible person. • humgruffin n. (Archaic) An obnoxious, whinging, or peevish person.
 • HUMGRUFFIN n. a terrible person, also HUMGRUFFIAN.
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| HUMGRUFFINS | • humgruffins n. Plural of humgruffin. • HUMGRUFFIN n. a terrible person, also HUMGRUFFIAN.
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| OUTFLUSHING | • outflushing v. Present participle of outflush. • OUTFLUSH v. to flush more strongly.
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| UNDELIGHTFUL | • undelightful adj. Not delightful. • UNDELIGHTFUL adj. not delightful.
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| UNFLUSHING | • unflushing adj. That does not flush. • UNFLUSH v. to lose colour.
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| UNFRAUGHTING | • UNFRAUGHT v. to unload. | 
| UNFURNISHING | • unfurnishing v. Present participle of unfurnish. • UNFURNISH v. to strip of furniture or provisions.
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| UNRIGHTFUL | • unrightful adj. Not rightful. • UNRIGHTFUL adj. not rightful.
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| UNRIGHTFULLY | • unrightfully adv. In an unrightful manner. • UNRIGHTFUL adv. not rightful.
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| UNRIGHTFULNESS | • unrightfulness n. The state or quality of being unrightful. • UNRIGHTFULNESS n. the state of being unrightful.
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