| WISELING | • wiseling n. One who pretends to be wise; a wiseacre. • WISELING n. someone who pretends to be wise. |
| CHISELING | • chiseling v. (US) present participle of chisel. • chiseling n. Alternative form of chiselling. • CHISEL v. to use a cutting tool. |
| DIESELING | • dieseling v. Present participle of diesel. • DIESELING n. the act of continuing to run after the engine has been turned off. |
| HANSELING | • hanseling v. Present participle of hansel. • HANSEL v. to give a good luck gift to, also HANDSEL. |
| HIRSELING | • HIRSEL v. (Scots) to herd sheep. |
| HOUSELING | • houseling n. The act of administering the eucharist. • houseling adj. Of or pertaining to the eucharist. • houseling adj. Pertaining to any of the sacraments of the Roman Catholic Church, such as marriage. |
| MORSELING | • MORSEL v. to divide into small pieces. |
| NURSELING | • nurseling n. Alternative spelling of nursling. • NURSELING n. an infant that is being suckled, also NURSLING. |
| TASSELING | • tasseling n. A decorative fringe of tassels. • tasseling v. Present participle of tassel. • TASSEL v. to adorn with dangling ornaments. |
| TEASELING | • teaseling v. Present participle of teasel. • teaseling n. The cutting and gathering of teasels. • teaseling n. The use of teasels to raise a nap on cloth. |
| TINSELING | • tinseling v. Present participle of tinsel. • TINSEL v. to give a showy appearance to. |
| WEASELING | • weaseling v. (US) present participle of weasel. • WEASEL v. to act evasively. |
| COUNSELING | • counseling n. Assistance (especially from a professional) in the resolution of personal difficulties. • counseling v. Present participle of counsel. • COUNSELING n. the act of giving counsel. |
| HANDSELING | • handseling v. Present participle of handsel. • HANDSEL v. to give a good luck gift to, also HANSEL. |
| DETASSELING | • detasseling v. Present participle of detassel. • DETASSEL v. to remove the tassels from. |
| COCOUNSELING | • cocounseling v. Present participle of cocounsel. • co-counseling n. Alternative form of co-counselling. • COCOUNSEL v. to counsel jointly. |