| ANTIRELIGION | • antireligion adj. Opposed to or acting against religion. • ANTIRELIGION n. opposition to religion. |
| BRILLIANTING | • BRILLIANT v. to cut and polish a diamond. |
| CHLORINISING | • chlorinising v. Present participle of chlorinise. • CHLORINISE v. to chlorinate, also CHLORINIZE. |
| CHLORINIZING | • chlorinizing v. Present participle of chlorinize. • CHLORINIZE v. to chlorinate, also CHLORINISE. |
| INFILTRATING | • infiltrating v. Present participle of infiltrate. • INFILTRATE v. to cause to filter into. |
| INTERLININGS | • interlinings n. Plural of interlining. • INTERLINING n. the act of writing between the lines. |
| INTERLINKING | • interlinking adj. Linked or locked closely together as by dovetailing. • interlinking n. A linking between things or concepts; an interconnection. • INTERLINK v. to link together. |
| INTERRAILING | • interrailing v. Present participle of interrail. • INTERRAIL v. to travel between cities by train. |
| INTERTILLING | • INTERTILL v. to cultivate between the rows (of a crop). |
| INTRIGUINGLY | • intriguingly adv. In an intriguing manner; with intrigue; with artifice or secret machinations. • INTRIGUING adv. INTRIGUE, to arouse the curiosity of. |
| LAMINARISING | • laminarising v. Present participle of laminarise. • LAMINARISE v. to make laminar, also LAMINARIZE. |
| LAMINARIZING | • laminarizing v. Present participle of laminarize. • LAMINARIZE v. to make laminar, also LAMINARISE. |
| MINERALISING | • mineralising v. Present participle of mineralise. • MINERALISE v. to transform into a mineral, also MINERALIZE. |
| MINERALIZING | • mineralizing v. Present participle of mineralize. • mineralizing adj. That mineralizes. • MINERALIZE v. to transform into a mineral, also MINERALISE. |
| REILLUMINING | • reillumining v. Present participle of reillumine. • REILLUMINE v. to illumine again. |
| VERMILIONING | • vermilioning v. Present participle of vermilion. • VERMILION v. to make vermilion. |
| VIRGINALLING | • VIRGINAL v. (Shakespeare) to play on the virginal, a kind of mediaeval harp. |