| ANTHOLOGISING | • anthologising v. Present participle of anthologise. • ANTHOLOGISE v. to make an anthology, also ANTHOLOGIZE. |
| BENIGHTENINGS | • BENIGHTENING n. being overtaken by night. |
| BULLFIGHTINGS | • bullfightings n. Plural of bullfighting. • bull-fightings n. Plural of bull-fighting. • BULLFIGHTING n. the action involved in a bullfight. |
| BUSHFIGHTINGS | • BUSHFIGHTING n. fighting in the bush. |
| COCKFIGHTINGS | • cockfightings n. Plural of cockfighting. • COCKFIGHTING n. the sport of fighting with cocks. |
| EXTINGUISHING | • extinguishing v. Present participle of extinguish. • extinguishing n. The process by which something is extinguished. • EXTINGUISH v. to bring to an end. |
| FIREFIGHTINGS | • FIREFIGHTING n. the business of putting out fires. |
| HAGIOGRAPHIST | • hagiographist n. Synonym of hagiographer. • HAGIOGRAPHIST n. one who writes the lives of saints. |
| HIGHFALUTINGS | • HIGHFALUTING n. bombastic discourse. |
| MOONLIGHTINGS | • moonlightings n. Plural of moonlighting. • MOONLIGHTING n. taking a second job. |
| MYTHOLOGISING | • mythologising v. Present participle of mythologise. • MYTHOLOGISE v. to make mythical, also MYTHOLOGIZE. |
| PATHOLOGISING | • pathologising v. Present participle of pathologise. • PATHOLOGISE v. to make pathological, also PATHOLOGIZE. |
| PHAGOCYTISING | • phagocytising v. Present participle of phagocytise. • PHAGOCYTISE v. to consume by phagocytosis, also PHAGOCYTIZE. |
| STRAIGHTENING | • straightening v. Present participle of straighten. • straightening n. The act of making something straight. • STRAIGHTEN v. to make straight. |
| THANKSGIVINGS | • thanksgivings n. Plural of thanksgiving. • THANKSGIVING n. the act of giving thanks. |
| THINGUMMYJIGS | • thingummyjigs n. Plural of thingummyjig. • THINGUMMYJIG n. a whatsit, also THINGAMY, THINGAMYBOB, THINGAMYJIG, THINGUMABOB, THINGUMAJIG, THINGUMBOB, THINGUMMY, THINGUMMYBOB. |
| TRIGGERFISHES | • triggerfishes n. Plural of triggerfish. • TRIGGERFISH n. a kind of fish, with a large spine on the dorsal fin which can be locked upright by a second smaller spine. |