| BOWSTRINGING | • bowstringing v. Present participle of bowstring. • BOWSTRING v. to strangle with a bowstring.
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| DOWNSHIFTING | • downshifting v. Present participle of downshift. • downshifting n. A social trend towards living a simpler, less ambitious life with a better work-life balance.
 • DOWNSHIFTING n. the act of selecting a lower gear.
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| DOWNTRENDING | • downtrending v. Present participle of downtrend. • DOWNTREND v. to tend in a downward direction.
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| INTERFLOWING | • interflowing v. Present participle of interflow. • INTERFLOW v. to flow in.
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| INTERGROWING | • intergrowing v. Present participle of intergrow. • INTERGROW v. to grow into or among each other.
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| INTERWORKING | • interworking n. Interoperability. • INTERWORKING n. the act of working together.
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| SONGWRITINGS | • songwritings n. Plural of songwriting. • SONGWRITING n. the activities of a songwriter.
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| STONEWALLING | • stonewalling v. Present participle of stonewall. • stonewalling n. A refusal to answer or to cooperate.
 • stone␣walling v. Present participle of stone wall.
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| STONEWASHING | • stonewashing v. Present participle of stonewash. • STONEWASH v. to wash with stones to give a worn appearance.
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| TOWNSCAPINGS | • TOWNSCAPING n. the act of designing a town. | 
| WAINSCOTINGS | • wainscotings n. Plural of wainscoting. • WAINSCOTING n. oak panelling, also WAINSCOTTING.
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| WAINSCOTTING | • wainscotting n. Wooden (especially oaken) panelling on the lower part of a room’s walls. • wainscotting v. Present participle of wainscot.
 • WAINSCOTTING n. oak panelling, also WAINSCOTING.
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| WASHINGTONIA | • washingtonia n. (Botany) Any fan palm of the genus Washingtonia. • WASHINGTONIA n. another name for the sequoia.
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| WELLINGTONIA | • wellingtonia n. (UK) A large coniferous tree, Sequoiadendron giganteum, from California. • wellingtonia n. Wellingtonia arnottiana, now Meliosma arnottiana.
 • WELLINGTONIA n. a tree of the genus Sequoia.
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| WITWANTONING | • witwantoning v. Present participle of witwanton. • WITWANTON v. to engage in irreverent wit.
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