| CRINGY | • cringy adj. Characterised by causing feelings of embarrassment; embarrassing. • cringy adj. Cringing; cowardly. • CRINGY adj. causing acute feelings of embarrassment or disgust, also CRINGEY. |
| CRYING | • crying adj. That cries. • crying adj. That demands action or attention. • crying adj. That deserves rebuke or censure. |
| DRYING | • drying v. Present participle of dry. • drying n. The act of drying. • drying n. A method of food preservation by removing water. |
| FRINGY | • fringy adj. (Informal) Beyond the mainstream. • fringy adj. Adorned with fringes. • FRINGY adj. resembling a fringe. |
| FRYING | • frying v. Present participle of fry. • frying n. The action of the verb fry. • FRYING n. the process of frying. |
| GRAINY | • grainy adj. Resembling grains; granular. • grainy adj. Coarsely ground or gritty. • GRAINY adj. having a grain. |
| GYRING | • gyring v. Present participle of gyre. • GYRE v. to move in a circle or spiral. |
| PRYING | • prying v. Present participle of pry. • prying n. The act of one who pries. • PRYING adj. inquisitive. |
| RAYING | • raying v. Present participle of ray. • RAY v. to emit a narrow beam of light. |
| RYKING | • RYKE v. (Scots) to reach. |
| TRYING | • trying adj. Difficult to endure; arduous. • trying adj. Irritating, stressful or bothersome. • trying v. Present participle of try. |
| TYRING | • tyring v. Present participle of tyre. • TYRE v. to supply a covering for a wheel. |
| WRYING | • wrying v. Present participle of wry. • WRY v. to give a twist to. |