| BESTOWING | • bestowing v. Present participle of bestow. • BESTOW v. to present as a gift. |
| BOWSTRING | • bowstring n. The string of an archer’s bow. • bowstring n. (Historical) The string of an archer’s bow, as used by the Turks for strangling offenders. • bowstring v. (Transitive) To strangle with a bowstring. |
| BOWSTRUNG | • bowstrung v. Simple past tense and past participle of bowstring. • BOWSTRING v. to strangle with a bowstring. |
| DOWNSTAGE | • downstage adv. Toward or at the front of a theatrical stage. • downstage adv. Towards a motion-picture or television camera. • downstage adj. At the front of a stage. |
| FROWSTING | • frowsting v. Present participle of frowst. • FROWST v. to luxuriate in hot stuffiness. |
| INGROWTHS | • ingrowths n. Plural of ingrowth. • INGROWTH n. a growth inward. |
| LUNGWORTS | • lungworts n. Plural of lungwort. • LUNGWORT n. a wild flower with spotted leaves. |
| OUTSWINGS | • outswings n. Plural of outswing. • OUTSWING n. an outward swing of a ball. |
| SHORTGOWN | • shortgown n. A bedgown for a lady. • SHORTGOWN n. (Scots) a woman's short jacket. |
| STOWNDING | • stownding v. Present participle of stownd. • STOWND v. to ache, throb, also STOUND. |
| STROWINGS | • strowings n. Plural of strowing. • STROWING n. the act of strowing. |
| SWINGBOAT | • swingboat n. A fairground ride consisting of an open gondola which swings back and forth. • SWINGBOAT n. a boat-shaped swinging carriage for fairs etc. |
| SWOTTINGS | • SWOTTING n. the act of swotting. |
| THROWINGS | • throwings n. Plural of throwing. • THROWING n. the act of throwing. |
| TOWELINGS | • towelings n. Plural of toweling. • TOWELING n. material used for towels, also TOWELLING. |
| TOWNLINGS | • townlings n. Plural of townling. • TOWNLING n. a town dweller. |
| TWOCCINGS | • TWOCCING n. the offence of taking (a car) without the owner's consent, also TWOCKING. |
| TWOCKINGS | • TWOCKING n. the offence of taking (a car) without the owner's consent, also TWOCCING. |
| UNSTOWING | • unstowing v. Present participle of unstow. • UNSTOW v. to empty of contents. |