| ALINING | • alining v. Present participle of aline. • ALINE v. to arrange in a straight line. |
| INKLING | • inkling n. Usually preceded by forms of to give: a slight hint, implication, or suggestion given. • inkling n. Often preceded by forms of to get or to have: an imprecise idea or slight knowledge of something; a suspicion. • inkling n. (Britain, dialectal) A desire, an inclination. |
| INLYING | • inlying adj. Located further in (especially from a coast). • INLYING adj. situated inside. |
| KILNING | • kilning v. Present participle of kiln. • KILN v. to bake in a type of oven. |
| LIGNINS | • lignins n. Plural of lignin. • LIGNIN n. an essential part of woody tissue. |
| LIMNING | • limning v. Present participle of limn. • limning n. A depiction. • LIMN v. (archaic) to portray, paint or delineate. |
| LININGS | • linings n. Plural of lining. • LINING n. an inner layer. |
| LINKING | • linking adj. Serving to connect other things together. • linking n. Linkage. • linking v. Present participle of link. |
| LINNING | • linning v. Present participle of lin. • LIN v. to cease. |
| LINTING | • linting n. (Computing, programming) The process of using a software tool to analyse source code and identify possible… • linting v. Present participle of lint. • LINTING n. the act of putting lint on. |
| NAILING | • nailing v. Present participle of nail. • nailing n. A mechanical fastening by means of nails. • NAILING n. making nails. |
| NILLING | • nilling v. Present participle of nill. • NILL v. to be unwilling. |
| NIRLING | • NIRL v. (Scots) to stunt, shrivel. |