| ATMOLYSING | • atmolysing v. Present participle of atmolyse. • ATMOLYSE v. to separate gases by diffusion, also ATMOLYZE. |
| ATMOLYZING | • atmolyzing v. Present participle of atmolyze. • ATMOLYZE v. to separate gases by diffusion, also ATMOLYSE. |
| COMPLETING | • completing v. Present participle of complete. • COMPLETE v. to bring to an end. |
| ELOIGNMENT | • eloignment n. (Obsolete) Removal to a distance; withdrawal. • ELOIGNMENT n. the act of eloigning, conveying to a distance. |
| IMMOLATING | • immolating v. Present participle of immolate. • IMMOLATE v. to kill as a sacrifice. |
| LAMINGTONS | • lamingtons n. Plural of lamington. • LAMINGTON n. (Australian) a piece of sponge cake, coated in chocolate and coconut. |
| LOCOMOTING | • locomoting v. Present participle of locomote. • LOCOMOTE v. to move about. |
| MODULATING | • modulating v. Present participle of modulate. • MODULATE v. to adjust to a certain proportion. |
| MONOLOGIST | • monologist n. A person who performs a monologue or monologues. • MONOLOGIST n. one who soliloquizes; esp. one who monopolizes conversation in company, also MONOLOGUIST. |
| MONTHLINGS | • monthlings n. Plural of monthling. • MONTHLING n. (archaic) a month-old child. |
| MOONLIGHTS | • moonlights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of moonlight. • MOONLIGHT v. to take a second job. |
| NOMOLOGIST | • nomologist n. One who studies nomology. • NOMOLOGIST n. a student of nomology, the science of law. |
| OBLIGEMENT | • obligement n. Obligation. • obligement n. (Ulster) favour. • OBLIGEMENT n. (Scots) a helpful action, a favour. |
| OUTSMILING | • outsmiling v. Present participle of outsmile. • OUTSMILE v. to surpass in smiling. |
| TOMFOOLING | • tomfooling v. Present participle of tomfool. • TOMFOOL v. to play the fool. |
| TOOLMAKING | • toolmaking n. The art or craft of a toolmaker; the manufacture of tools. • TOOLMAKING n. the action, process, or art of making tools. |
| TURMOILING | • turmoiling v. Present participle of turmoil. • TURMOIL v. to cause a commotion. |