| CUDGELINGS | • cudgelings n. Plural of cudgeling. • CUDGELING n. the act of beating with a cudgel. |
| EULOGISING | • eulogising v. Present participle of eulogise. • EULOGISE v. to extol, also EULOGIZE. |
| GRUELLINGS | • gruellings n. Plural of gruelling. • GRUELLING n. the act of gruelling. |
| GRUMBLINGS | • grumblings n. Plural of grumbling. • GRUMBLING n. the act of grumbling. |
| GUESSINGLY | • guessingly adv. By way of conjecture. • GUESSINGLY adv. GUESSING. |
| GUNSLINGER | • gunslinger n. (Historical) A person in the Old West who carried a gun and was an expert at quickly drawing it and firing. • gunslinger n. (By extension) A person who behaves with the reckless bravado expected of someone who would duel with guns. • GUNSLINGER n. a person noted for speed and skill in handling and shooting a gun esp. in the American West. |
| OUGHTLINGS | • OUGHTLINGS adv. (Scots) at all. |
| PLOUGHINGS | • ploughings n. Plural of ploughing. • PLOUGHING n. the act of ploughing. |
| REGULISING | • regulising v. Present participle of regulise. • REGULISE v. to reduce to regulus, also REGULIZE. |
| SMUGGLINGS | • smugglings n. Plural of smuggling. • SMUGGLING n. the illicit import or export of goods. |
| SNUGGLIEST | • snuggliest adj. Superlative form of snuggly: most snuggly. • SNUGGLY adj. warm and cosy. |
| SQUIGGLING | • squiggling v. Present participle of squiggle. • SQUIGGLE v. to writhe about; squirm, wriggle. |
| STRUGGLING | • struggling v. Present participle of struggle. • struggling n. The act of one who struggles. • STRUGGLING adj. making strenuous efforts. |
| UNSLINGING | • unslinging v. Present participle of unsling. • UNSLING v. to remove from a slung position. |
| YOUNGLINGS | • younglings n. Plural of youngling. • YOUNGLING n. (archaic) a young person or animal. |