| BESNOWING | • besnowing v. Present participle of besnow. • BESNOW v. to cover with snow. |
| BROWNINGS | • brownings n. Plural of browning. • Brownings n. Plural of Browning. • BROWNING n. the process of making brown. |
| CLOWNINGS | • clownings n. Plural of clowning. • CLOWNING n. acting the clown. |
| CROWNINGS | • crownings n. Plural of crowning. • CROWNING n. the act of crowning. |
| DISOWNING | • disowning v. Present participle of disown. • DISOWN v. to deny the ownership of. |
| DOWNSWING | • downswing n. The portion of any movement along an arc or curve, heading in a lower direction. • DOWNSWING n. a decline, a downturn. |
| DROWNINGS | • drownings n. Plural of drowning. • DROWNING n. an instance of someone drowning. |
| LOWSENING | • LOWSENING n. the celebration of a twenty-first birthday, also LOOSING. |
| STOWNDING | • stownding v. Present participle of stownd. • STOWND v. to ache, throb, also STOUND. |
| SWANSONGS | • swansongs n. Plural of swansong. • swan-songs n. Plural of swan-song. • swan␣songs n. Plural of swan song. |
| SWOONINGS | • swoonings n. Plural of swooning. • SWOONING n. the act of swooning. |
| SWOUNDING | • swounding v. Present participle of swound. • SWOUND v. to faint, also SWOON, SWOUN. |
| TOWNLINGS | • townlings n. Plural of townling. • TOWNLING n. a town dweller. |
| UNSTOWING | • unstowing v. Present participle of unstow. • UNSTOW v. to empty of contents. |
| WORSENING | • worsening v. Present participle of worsen. • worsening n. A worse situation; an aggravation or deterioration. • WORSENING n. the act of becoming worse. |
| WOUNDINGS | • woundings n. Plural of wounding. • WOUNDING n. the act of wounding. |
| WRONGNESS | • wrongness n. The quality of being wrong; error or fault. • wrongness n. Wrong or reprehensible things or actions. • WRONGNESS n. the state of being wrong. |