| AGGLUTINANTS | • agglutinants n. Plural of agglutinant. • AGGLUTINANT n. an agglutinating agent. |
| AGGLUTINOGEN | • agglutinogen n. (Biochemistry) Any antigen that stimulates the production of an agglutinin. • AGGLUTINOGEN n. a substance causing the production of agglutinin. |
| DISGRUNTLING | • disgruntling v. Present participle of disgruntle. • DISGRUNTLE v. to make ill-humoured or discontented. |
| GENICULATING | • geniculating v. Present participle of geniculate. • GENICULATE v. to form joints in. |
| GENUFLECTING | • genuflecting v. Present participle of genuflect. • GENUFLECT v. to bend the knee and lower the body, esp. in reverence. |
| GLUTTONISING | • gluttonising v. Present participle of gluttonise. • GLUTTONISE v. to eat to excess, also GLUTTONIZE. |
| GLUTTONIZING | • gluttonizing v. Present participle of gluttonize. • GLUTTONIZE v. to eat to excess, also GLUTTONISE. |
| GUILLOTINING | • guillotining n. Gerund of guillotine: an execution by guillotine. • guillotining v. Present participle of guillotine. • GUILLOTINE v. to behead with a guillotine. |
| GUNSLINGINGS | • GUNSLINGING n. the act of wearing a gun. |
| INDULGENCING | • indulgencing v. Present participle of indulgence. • INDULGENCE v. to grant an indulgence. |
| INTRIGUINGLY | • intriguingly adv. In an intriguing manner; with intrigue; with artifice or secret machinations. • INTRIGUING adv. INTRIGUE, to arouse the curiosity of. |
| LANGUISHINGS | • languishings n. Plural of languishing. • LANGUISHING n. the act of languishing. |
| MUDSLINGINGS | • mudslingings n. Plural of mudslinging. • MUDSLINGING n. vilification of character. |
| UNCHANGINGLY | • unchangingly adv. Without changing. • UNCHANGING adv. not changing. |
| UNCONGEALING | • uncongealing v. Present participle of uncongeal. • UNCONGEAL v. to thaw; to become liquid again. |
| UNFLAGGINGLY | • unflaggingly adv. In an unflagging manner; without becoming tired. • UNFLAGGING adv. not flagging. |
| UNGRUDGINGLY | • ungrudgingly adv. Without a grudge. • UNGRUDGING adv. being without envy or reluctance. |