| ALLNIGHTERS | • allnighters n. Plural of allnighter. • all-nighters n. Plural of all-nighter. • all␣nighters n. Plural of all nighter. |
| BETHRALLING | • bethralling v. Present participle of bethrall. • BETHRALL v. (Spenser) to enslave. |
| BLIGHTINGLY | • blightingly adv. So as to blight. • BLIGHTING adv. causing decay. |
| CANDLELIGHT | • candlelight n. The light emitted by a candle. • CANDLELIGHT n. the light of a candle. |
| ENTHRALLING | • enthralling adj. Exciting and absorbing. • enthralling v. Present participle of enthrall. • ENTHRAL v. to reduce to the condition of a thrall, also ENTHRALL, INTHRAL, INTHRALL. |
| GAZILLIONTH | • gazillionth adj. (Informal) The ordinal form of the number gazillion. • gazillionth n. (Informal) The person or thing in the gazillionth position. • gazillionth n. (Informal) One of a gazillion equal parts of a whole. |
| HATCHELLING | • hatchelling v. Present participle of hatchel. • HATCHEL v. to separate flax fibres with a comb, also HACKLE, HECKLE. |
| HELILIFTING | • helilifting v. Present participle of helilift. • HELILIFT v. to transport by helicopter. |
| HOSTELLINGS | • HOSTELLING n. the act of staying overnight in hostels when travelling, also HOSTELING. |
| INTHRALLING | • inthralling v. Present participle of inthral. • inthralling v. Present participle of inthrall. • INTHRALL v. to charm, also ENTHRALL, INTHRAL. |
| LIGHTPLANES | • lightplanes n. Plural of lightplane. • LIGHTPLANE n. a small and comparatively lightweight airplane. |
| LOWLIGHTING | • lowlighting v. Present participle of lowlight. • LOWLIGHT v. to enhance the natural colour of the hair. |
| MOTHBALLING | • mothballing v. Present participle of mothball. • mothballing n. The act of something being mothballed: taken out of service and stored for possible later use. • MOTHBALL v. to put into mothballs. |
| NOTCHELLING | • NOTCHEL v. to repudiate the debts of someone, also NOCHEL. |
| SLIGHTINGLY | • slightingly adv. (Archaic) In a slighting manner, belittlingly. • SLIGHTING adv. SLIGHT, to treat with disregard. |
| THRILLINGLY | • thrillingly adv. In a thrilling manner. • THRILLING adv. THRILL, to excite greatly. |
| WHISTLINGLY | • whistlingly adv. With a whistling sound. • WHISTLING adv. of e.g. a wind, making a shrill, clear musical sound. |