| CREWELLINGS | • CREWELLING n. the act of working in crewel yarn. |
| DRYWALLINGS | • DRYWALLING n. the act of building a drywall. |
| FAREWELLING | • farewelling v. Present participle of farewell. • FAREWELL v. to say goodbye. |
| FIREWALLING | • firewalling v. Present participle of firewall. • FIREWALL v. to install software that protects a network against unauthorized users. |
| GELLIFLOWRE | • GELLIFLOWRE n. (Spenser) gillyflower, also GILLIFLOWER, GILLYFLOWER, GILLYVOR. |
| GILLIFLOWER | • gilliflower n. Alternative spelling of gillyflower. • gilli-flower n. Alternative spelling of gillyflower. • GILLIFLOWER n. a carnation, also GELLIFLOWRE, GILLYFLOWER, GILLYVOR. |
| GILLYFLOWER | • gillyflower n. Clove pink. • gillyflower n. (By extension) Any clove-scented flower. • gillyflower n. Any of several species of wallflower. |
| GLASSBLOWER | • glassblower n. A person skilled in the art of glassblowing. • GLASSBLOWER n. one who blows glass. |
| GLOBEFLOWER | • globeflower n. Trollius europaeus, a plant with globe-shaped flowers. • globeflower n. Trollius laxus, a similar American plant. • globeflower n. More generally, any plant of the genus Trollius. |
| GLOWERINGLY | • gloweringly adv. In a glowering manner. • GLOWERING adv. GLOWER, to look or stare with sullen annoyance or anger. |
| GROUNDSWELL | • groundswell n. (Nautical, surfing) A broad undulation of the open ocean, often as the result of a distant disturbance. • groundswell n. (By extension) A broadly-based shifting of public opinion. • ground␣swell n. Alternative form of groundswell. |
| MILLWRIGHTS | • millwrights n. Plural of millwright. • MILLWRIGHT n. a person whose occupation is planning and building mills or setting up their machinery. |
| REBELLOWING | • rebellowing v. Present participle of rebellow. • REBELLOW v. (Spenser) to bellow in return. |
| SCRAWLINGLY | • scrawlingly adv. In a way that scrawls or scribbles. • SCRAWLING adv. of writing, hasty, illegible. |
| WELLSPRINGS | • wellsprings n. Plural of wellspring. • WELLSPRING n. a fountain; a spring; a source of continual supply. |
| WIREPULLING | • wirepulling v. Present participle of wirepull. • WIREPULLING n. the use of private or secret influence for one's own ends. |