| BEWEARYING | • BEWEARY v. to make weary. |
| BEWORRYING | • beworrying v. Present participle of beworry. • BEWORRY v. to worry. |
| BUNBURYING | • Bunburying n. (Humorous) Avoiding one’s duties and responsibilities by claiming to have appointments to see a fictitious person. • BUNBURY v. to create a fictitious scenario that provides an excuse for avoiding unwanted engagements. |
| DOWNCRYING | • DOWNCRY v. to denigrate or disparage. |
| DRAPERYING | • DRAPERY v. to drape. |
| GALLERYING | • gallerying v. Present participle of gallery. • GALLERY v. to provide with a long covered area. |
| HISTORYING | • historying v. Present participle of history. • HISTORY v. to relate in a history or narrative. |
| OVERDRYING | • overdrying v. Present participle of overdry. • OVERDRY v. to dry too much. |
| PILLORYING | • pillorying v. Present participle of pillory. • PILLORY v. to hold up to public ridicule. |
| RECARRYING | • recarrying v. Present participle of recarry. • RECARRY v. to carry again. |
| REMARRYING | • remarrying v. Present participle of remarry. • remarrying n. A marrying again; remarriage. • REMARRY v. to marry again. |
| SEMIDRYING | • semidrying adj. That dries to a sticky film on exposure to air, without drying completely. • SEMIDRYING adj. not drying completely. |
| UNHURRYING | • unhurrying adj. Not hurrying. • UNHURRYING adj. not hurrying. |
| UNMARRYING | • unmarrying v. Present participle of unmarry. • UNMARRY v. to dissolve the marriage of. |
| UNWEARYING | • unwearying adj. Untiring; not becoming tired. • UNWEARYING adj. not growing weary. |