| AIRBRUSHING | • airbrushing v. Present participle of airbrush. • air-brushing v. Present participle of air-brush. • air␣brushing v. Present participle of air brush. |
| GARNISHRIES | • GARNISHRY n. (Browning) adornment. |
| HAIRSPRINGS | • hairsprings n. Plural of hairspring. • HAIRSPRING n. the slender recoil spring which regulates the motion of the balance in a timepiece. |
| HERBORISING | • herborising v. Present participle of herborise. • HERBORISE v. to search for plants, or new species of plants, with a view to classifying them, also HERBORIZE. |
| HINDBERRIES | • hindberries n. Plural of hindberry. • HINDBERRY n. the raspberry. |
| INHERITRESS | • inheritress n. A female inheritor; an heiress. • INHERITRESS n. a female inheritor, also INHERITRIX. |
| INTERPARISH | • interparish adj. Between parishes. • INTERPARISH adj. between parishes. |
| NIGHTRIDERS | • nightriders n. Plural of nightrider. • night␣riders n. Plural of night rider. • NIGHTRIDER n. a member of a secret band of white men who carried out lynchings in the southern USA. |
| PARISHIONER | • parishioner n. A member of a parish. • PARISHIONER n. a member or inhabitant of a parish. |
| REBIRTHINGS | • rebirthings n. Plural of rebirthing. • REBIRTHING n. the act of being born again. |
| REDSHIRTING | • redshirting v. Present participle of redshirt. • REDSHIRT v. to keep a college athlete out of varsity play to extend his eligibility. |
| REFINISHERS | • refinishers n. Plural of refinisher. • REFINISHER n. one who finishes again. |
| RHETORISING | • rhetorising v. Present participle of rhetorise. • RHETORISE v. (obsolete) to use rhetorical language. |
| RIDESHARING | • ridesharing n. A form of transportation, other than public transport, in which more than one person shares the use… • RIDESHARING n. the practice of sharing a car with other commuters as a means of lessening traffic congestion or pollution. |
| WHINBERRIES | • whinberries n. Plural of whinberry. • WHINBERRY n. the bilberry or whortleberry, so called because it grows on moors among the whins, or furze, also WHIMBERRY. |