| BABYSITTING | • babysitting v. Present participle of babysit. • babysitting n. The work of a babysitter; the care of children in the temporary absence of their parents or guardians. • baby-sitting v. Present participle of baby-sit. |
| GLUTINOSITY | • glutinosity n. The quality of being glutinous or viscous. • GLUTINOSITY n. the state of being glutinous. |
| MISTRYSTING | • mistrysting v. Present participle of mistryst. • MISTRYST v. (Scots) to fail to keep an appointment with. |
| OUTSTUDYING | • outstudying v. Present participle of outstudy. • OUTSTUDY v. to surpass in studying. |
| STARTLINGLY | • startlingly adv. In a startling manner; surprisingly; shockingly. • STARTLING adv. very surprising. |
| STENOTYPING | • stenotyping v. Present participle of stenotype. • STENOTYPE v. to record speech using a stenotype. |
| STRATIFYING | • stratifying v. Present participle of stratify. • STRATIFY v. to arrange in layers. |
| STRINGENTLY | • stringently adv. In a stringent manner. • STRINGENT adv. tight, binding, rigorous. |
| STRUTTINGLY | • struttingly adv. With a strutting motion. • struttingly adv. With pompous pride. • STRUTTING adv. pompous. |
| STULTIFYING | • stultifying v. Present participle of stultify. • stultifying adj. Tending to stultify. • STULTIFY v. to cause to appear absurd. |
| SYNTAGMATIC | • syntagmatic adj. Of or pertaining to a syntagma. • SYNTAGMATIC adj. of or like a syntagma. |
| TAPESTRYING | • tapestrying v. Present participle of tapestry. • TAPESTRY v. to decorate with a woven wall hanging. |
| TRAVESTYING | • travestying v. Present participle of travesty. • TRAVESTY v. to parody. |
| TYPECASTING | • typecasting v. Present participle of typecast. • TYPECASTING n. the act of casting someone in a standardised role. |
| TYPESETTING | • typesetting n. (Typography) The setting or composition of written material into type. • typesetting v. Present participle of typeset. • type-setting adj. Producing typeset materials. |
| UPSETTINGLY | • upsettingly adv. In an upsetting manner. • UPSETTING adv. causing upset. |
| YESTERNIGHT | • yesternight adv. (Archaic) Last night. • yesternight n. (Archaic) A preceding night. • YESTERNIGHT n. (dialect) last night. |