| ANKYLOSING | • ankylosing v. Present participle of ankylose. • ANKYLOSE v. to fuse as the bones of a joint.
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| FOLKSINGER | • folksinger n. A person who sings folk songs. • folk␣singer n. Alternative spelling of folksinger, someone who sings folk music.
 • FOLKSINGER n. one who sings folk songs or sings in a style associated with folk songs.
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| GOLDSPINKS | • goldspinks n. Plural of goldspink. • GOLDSPINK n. (Scots) the goldfinch, also GOWDSPINK.
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| GOLOMYNKAS | • golomynkas n. Plural of golomynka. • GOLOMYNKA n. (Russian) a very oily fish found in Lake Baikal.
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| INGLENOOKS | • inglenooks n. Plural of inglenook. • ingle-nooks n. Plural of ingle-nook.
 • ingle␣nooks n. Plural of ingle nook.
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| KNOWLEDGES | • knowledges n. Plural of knowledge. • knowledges n. Plural of knowledg.
 • knowledges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of knowledge.
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| LOSSMAKING | • lossmaking adj. That makes a loss; unprofitable. • loss-making adj. Making financial losses.
 • LOSSMAKING adj. making a loss, as in a lossmaking enterprise.
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| MASKALONGE | • MASKALONGE n. a North American freshwater fish of the pike family, also MASKALLONGE, MASKANONGE, MASKINONGE, MUSKELLUNGE, MUSKIE. | 
| OUTSULKING | • outsulking v. Present participle of outsulk. • OUTSULK v. to surpass in sulking.
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| POKELOGANS | • pokelogans n. Plural of pokelogan. • POKELOGAN n. (Canadian) a bogan, a quiet tributary or backwater.
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| SHOCKINGLY | • shockingly adv. In a shocking manner. • shockingly adv. To a shocking degree.
 • SHOCKING adv. SHOCK, to outrage feelings.
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| SHYLOCKING | • shylocking v. Present participle of shylock. • SHYLOCK v. to lend money at high interest rates.
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| SLOCKENING | • slockening v. Present participle of slocken. • SLOCKEN v. (Scots) to quench, moisten, also SLOKEN.
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| SNORKELING | • snorkeling n. The act of swimming using a snorkel. • snorkeling v. Present participle of snorkel.
 • SNORKELING n. the act of using a snorkel.
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| SPONGELIKE | • spongelike adj. Like a sponge; spongy. • SPONGELIKE adj. like a sponge.
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| SUCKHOLING | • suckholing v. Present participle of suckhole. • SUCKHOLE v. (Australian slang) to act sycophantically.
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