| CUNNINGS | • cunnings n. Plural of cunning. • Cunnings prop.n. Plural of Cunning. • CUNNING n. skill in deception. |
| DUNNINGS | • dunnings n. Plural of dunning. • Dunnings prop.n. Plural of Dunning. • DUNNING n. the act of dunning, pressing for payment. |
| GUNNINGS | • gunnings n. Plural of gunning. • Gunnings prop.n. Plural of Gunning. • GUNNING n. the sport of hunting with a gun. |
| INCONNUS | • inconnus n. Plural of inconnu. • INCONNU n. (French) an unknown (male) person; a large food fish of NW Canada. |
| MUNNIONS | • munnions n. Plural of munnion. • MUNNION n. an upright division between window panes, also MULLION. |
| NONUSING | • nonusing adj. Not using, especially recreational drugs. • NONUSING adj. not using. |
| NUNDINES | • nundines n. Plural of nundine. • nundines n. Alternative form of nundine. • NUNDINE n. (Latin) the ancient Roman market-day, every eighth day. |
| PUNNINGS | • punnings n. Plural of punning. • PUNNING n. the act of punning. |
| RUNNINGS | • runnings n. Plural of running. • Runnings prop.n. Plural of Running. • RUNNING n. a race. |
| RUNNIONS | • runnions n. Plural of runnion. • Runnions prop.n. Plural of Runnion. • RUNNION n. (Shakespeare) a mangy or scabby creature, also RONION, RONYON. |
| SHUNNING | • shunning v. Present participle of shun. • shunning n. The act by which something is shunned; avoidance. • SHUN v. to avoid. |
| STUNNING | • stunning adj. Having an effect that stuns. • stunning adj. (Informal) Exceptionally beautiful or attractive. • stunning adj. (Informal) Amazing; wonderfully good. |
| TUNNINGS | • TUNNING n. the act of tunning. |