| ENSTYLING | • enstyling v. Present participle of enstyle. • ENSTYLE v. (archaic) to style; to name. |
| JESTINGLY | • jestingly adv. In jest; jokingly. • JESTINGLY adv. JESTING. |
| LASTINGLY | • lastingly adv. In a lasting manner, in a way that persists. • LASTING adv. remaining effective for a long period of time. |
| NOSTOLOGY | • nostology n. The study of senility; gerontology. • NOSTOLOGY n. the study of senility. |
| RESTYLING | • restyling v. Present participle of restyle. • restyling n. The process or result of styling something again. • RESTYLE v. to make into a new style. |
| SIFTINGLY | • siftingly adv. So as to sift or sort through. • SIFTING adv. sieving. |
| STARINGLY | • staringly adv. In a staring way. • STARING adv. looking fixedly. |
| STRANGELY | • strangely adv. In a strange or coincidental manner. • strangely adv. (Archaic) Surprisingly, wonderfully. • STRANGE adv. unusual or unfamiliar, also STRAUNGE. |
| STRAYLING | • strayling n. A little waif or stray; a driftling. • STRAYLING n. a stray. |
| STRINGILY | • stringily adv. In a stringy way. • STRINGY adv. fibrous. |
| STRONGYLE | • strongyle n. A nematode worm of the family Strongylidae, often parasitic in the gastrointestinal tract of mammals… • strongyle n. A monoaxon with a rounded end. • STRONGYLE n. (Greek) a parasitic threadworm, also STRONGYL. |
| STRONGYLS | • strongyls n. Plural of strongyl. • STRONGYL n. (Greek) a parasitic threadworm, also STRONGYLE. |
| STYLISING | • stylising v. Present participle of stylise. • STYLISE v. to make conventional, also STYLIZE. |
| STYLIZING | • stylizing v. Present participle of stylize. • STYLIZE v. to make conventional, also STYLISE. |
| TEASINGLY | • teasingly adv. In a teasing way or manner. • TEASING adv. making fun of. |
| UNGHOSTLY | • unghostly adj. Not ghostly; not befitting a ghost. • UNGHOSTLY adj. not ghostly. |
| UNSIGHTLY | • unsightly adj. Displeasing to the eye. • UNSIGHTLY adj. unpleasant to look at. |
| WASTINGLY | • wastingly adv. In a way that causes wastage; wastefully. • WASTING adv. of an illness etc., causing emaciation, destructive of body tissues. |