| CLOTHESLINING | • clotheslining v. Present participle of clothesline. • CLOTHESLINE v. to knock (a person) down with a blow to the neck (or sometimes head), esp. by placing an outstretched arm in his or her path. | 
| COUNTERMINING | • countermining v. Present participle of countermine. • COUNTERMINE v. to make an excavation in opposition to. | 
| DISENCHAINING | • disenchaining v. Present participle of disenchain. • DISENCHAIN v. to free from restraint. | 
| DISENTRAINING | • disentraining v. Present participle of disentrain. • DISENTRAIN v. to set down from a train. | 
| FOREORDAINING | • foreordaining v. Present participle of foreordain. • FOREORDAIN v. to ordain or appoint beforehand. | 
| INCARNADINING | • incarnadining v. (Archaic, literary) present participle of incarnadine. • INCARNADINE v. to make bloodred. | 
| INTERCHAINING | • interchaining v. Present participle of interchain. • INTERCHAIN v. to link together; to unite closely or firmly, as by a chain. | 
| OUTBARGAINING | • outbargaining v. Present participle of outbargain. • OUTBARGAIN v. to surpass in bargaining. | 
| OUTVILLAINING | • outvillaining v. Present participle of outvillain. • OUTVILLAIN v. (Shakespeare) to exceed in villainy. | 
| OVERSTRAINING | • overstraining v. Present participle of overstrain. • OVERSTRAIN v. to strain to excess. | 
| REDETERMINING | • redetermining v. Present participle of redetermine. • REDETERMINE v. to determine again. | 
| SUPERREFINING | • superrefining v. Present participle of superrefine. • SUPERREFINE v. to refine to a very high degree. | 
| UNCOMPLAINING | • uncomplaining adj. Without complaint; patient and tolerant. • UNCOMPLAINING adj. not complaining. | 
| UNDERDRAINING | • underdraining v. Present participle of underdrain. • UNDERDRAIN v. to drain by deep underground ditches. |