| AGRITOURISMS | • AGRITOURISM n. the business of providing holidays in an agricultural setting, also AGROTOURISM. |
| AGRITOURISTS | • agritourists n. Plural of agritourist. • AGRITOURIST n. one who engages in agritourism, the business of providing holidays in an agricultural setting. |
| DISTROUBLING | • distroubling v. Present participle of distrouble. • DISTROUBLE v. (obsolete) to trouble. |
| GUILLOTINERS | • guillotiners n. Plural of guillotiner. • GUILLOTINER n. one who guillotines. |
| GURGITATIONS | • GURGITATION n. surging. |
| IMPORTUNINGS | • importunings n. Plural of importuning. • IMPORTUNING n. the act of importuning, making urgent requests. |
| MOISTURISING | • moisturising v. Present participle of moisturise. • MOISTURISE v. to add moisture to, also MOISTURIZE. |
| MOISTURIZING | • moisturizing v. Present participle of moisturize. • moisturizing n. The act of making something moist; especially, of a cosmetic, making the skin or hair less dry. • moisturizing adj. That moisturizes. |
| OUTINTRIGUES | • outintrigues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outintrigue. • OUTINTRIGUE v. to surpass in intrigue. |
| OUTPROMISING | • outpromising v. Present participle of outpromise. • OUTPROMISE v. to surpass in promising. |
| OUTSPRINGING | • outspringing v. Present participle of outspring. • OUTSPRING v. to spring out. |
| OUTSPRINTING | • outsprinting v. Present participle of outsprint. • OUTSPRINT v. to excel in sprinting. |
| OUTSTRAINING | • outstraining v. Present participle of outstrain. • OUTSTRAIN v. to surpass in straining. |
| OUTSTRIPPING | • outstripping v. Present participle of outstrip. • outstripping n. The act or process of something being outstripped. • OUTSTRIP v. to go faster or further than. |
| PROSTITUTING | • prostituting v. Present participle of prostitute. • PROSTITUTE v. to offer indiscriminately for sexual intercourse esp. for money. |
| UNPROFITINGS | • UNPROFITING n. the lack of profit or gain. |