| ATHELINGS | • athelings n. Plural of atheling. • ATHELING n. (historical) an Anglo-Saxon nobleman. |
| CAGELINGS | • cagelings n. Plural of cageling. • CAGELING n. a caged bird. |
| DOWELINGS | • dowelings n. Plural of doweling. • DOWELING n. long thin wooden rods of circular section, also DOWELLING. |
| DUKELINGS | • dukelings n. Plural of dukeling. • DUKELING n. a petty duke. |
| GRUELINGS | • gruelings n. Plural of grueling. • GRUELING n. an exhausting experience. |
| HIRELINGS | • hirelings n. Plural of hireling. • HIRELING n. one that works for money only. |
| HOTELINGS | • HOTELING n. (in an office where hot-desking is practised) the advance booking of a desk by an employee. |
| LIBELINGS | • LIBELING n. the act of libeling. |
| MODELINGS | • modelings n. Plural of modeling. • MODELING n. the art of making a model. |
| PANELINGS | • panelings n. Plural of paneling. • PANELING n. material with which to panel, also PANELLING. |
| POPELINGS | • popelings n. Plural of popeling. • POPELING n. a petty or deputy pope. |
| RAVELINGS | • ravelings n. Plural of raveling. • RAVELING n. a ravelled out thread, also RAVELLING. |
| SHIELINGS | • shielings n. Plural of shieling. • SHIELING n. a rough hut near summer pasture used as shelter by shepherds, also SHEALING, SHEILING. |
| SIDELINGS | • SIDELING n. a slope (esp. on the side of a road). |
| STEELINGS | • steelings n. Plural of steeling. • STEELING n. the act of steeling. |
| TIRELINGS | • TIRELING n. a tired animal. |
| TOWELINGS | • towelings n. Plural of toweling. • TOWELING n. material used for towels, also TOWELLING. |
| WHEELINGS | • wheelings n. Plural of wheeling. • WHEELING n. the condition of a road for vehicles. |
| WISELINGS | • wiselings n. Plural of wiseling. • WISELING n. someone who pretends to be wise. |
| YODELINGS | • yodelings n. Plural of yodeling. • YODELING n. singing that changes rapidly from normal to falsetto, also YODELLING. |