| DISIMAGINING | • disimagining v. Present participle of disimagine. • DISIMAGINE v. to banish from the imagination. |
| ENIGMATISING | • enigmatising v. Present participle of enigmatise. • ENIGMATISE v. to express enigmatically or symbolically, also ENIGMATIZE. |
| ENIGMATIZING | • enigmatizing v. Present participle of enigmatize. • ENIGMATIZE v. to express enigmatically or symbolically, also ENIGMATISE. |
| IMAGINEERING | • IMAGINEER v. to design and create something new and imaginative. |
| INGEMINATING | • ingeminating v. Present participle of ingeminate. • INGEMINATE v. to reiterate; to redouble. |
| LEGITIMATING | • legitimating v. Present participle of legitimate. • LEGITIMATE v. to make legitimate. |
| LEGITIMISING | • legitimising v. Present participle of legitimise. • LEGITIMISE v. to make legitimate, also LEGITIMATISE, LEGITIMATIZE, LEGITIMIZE. |
| LEGITIMIZING | • legitimizing v. Present participle of legitimize. • LEGITIMIZE v. to make legitimate, also LEGITIMATISE, LEGITIMATIZE, LEGITIMISE. |
| LIMELIGHTING | • limelighting v. Present participle of limelight. • LIMELIGHT v. to light with limelight. |
| MISASSIGNING | • misassigning v. Present participle of misassign. • MISASSIGN v. to assign wrongly. |
| MISBEGINNING | • MISBEGIN v. to begin wrongly. |
| PILGRIMAGING | • pilgrimaging v. Present participle of pilgrimage. • PILGRIMAGE v. to go on pilgrimage. |
| PILGRIMISING | • pilgrimising v. Present participle of pilgrimise. • PILGRIMISE v. to go on pilgrimage, also PILGRIMIZE. |
| PILGRIMIZING | • pilgrimizing v. Present participle of pilgrimize. • PILGRIMIZE v. to go on pilgrimage, also PILGRIMISE. |
| SMIFLIGATING | • SMIFLIGATE v. Charles Dickens's nonce word for to spiflicate. |
| STIGMATISING | • stigmatising v. Present participle of stigmatise. • STIGMATISE v. to mark with a stigma, or brand; as, the ancients stigmatised their slaves and soldiers, also STIGMATIZE. |
| STIGMATIZING | • stigmatizing v. Present participle of stigmatize. • STIGMATIZE v. to mark with a stigma, or brand; as, the ancients stigmatized their slaves and soldiers, also STIGMATISE. |