| AMORNINGS | • amornings adv. (Obsolete) In the mornings. • a-mornings adv. (Obsolete) In the morning; every morning. • AMORNINGS adv. (dialect) of a morning. |
| CONSUMING | • consuming v. Present participle of consume. • consuming adj. Holding one’s attention or interest. • consuming n. Consumption; the process by which something is consumed. |
| GNOMONICS | • gnomonics n. The science, art and craft of designing and constructing sundials. • GNOMONICS n. the science of making sundials. |
| INCOMINGS | • incomings n. Plural of incoming. • INCOMING n. an arrival. |
| MIGNONNES | • MIGNONNE n. a darling. |
| MONISHING | • monishing v. Present participle of monish. • MONISH v. to admonish; to warn. |
| MONSIGNOR | • monsignor n. Alternative letter-case form of Monsignor. • Monsignor n. (Roman Catholicism) An ecclesiastic title bestowed on some Roman Catholic clerics by the Pope. • MONSIGNOR n. (Italian) an honorific title given to a Roman Catholic prelate, officer of the papal court and household, etc. |
| MOUNTINGS | • mountings n. Plural of mounting. • MOUNTING n. a backing for something else. |
| MOURNINGS | • mournings n. Plural of mourning. • Mournings prop.n. Plural of Mourning. • MOURNING n. an outward sign of grief. |
| NONIMAGES | • nonimages n. Plural of nonimage. • NONIMAGE n. a person who has no image i.e. is not a celebrity. |
| ONCOMINGS | • oncomings n. Plural of oncoming. • ONCOMING n. an approach. |
| RANSOMING | • ransoming v. Present participle of ransom. • RANSOM v. to pay a price for redemption from captivity. |
| SERMONING | • sermoning n. (Obsolete) The act of discoursing; instruction; preaching. • sermoning v. Present participle of sermon. • SERMONING n. preaching a sermon. |
| SUMMONING | • summoning v. Present participle of summon. • summoning n. The act by which somebody is summoned. • SUMMON v. to order to appear. |