| ATTUNING | • attuning v. Present participle of attune. • ATTUNE v. to put in tune. |
| BEFORTUNING | • befortuning v. Present participle of befortune. • BEFORTUNE v. (Shakespeare) to befall. |
| DETUNING | • detuning v. Present participle of detune. • detuning n. The process of something being detuned. • detuning n. (Physics) The difference between actual frequency and resonance frequency. |
| DISATTUNING | • disattuning v. Present participle of disattune. • DISATTUNE v. to put out of harmony. |
| DISTUNING | • distuning v. Present participle of distune. • DISTUNE v. to put out of tune. |
| FORTUNING | • fortuning v. Present participle of fortune. • FORTUNE v. to endow with wealth. |
| IMPORTUNING | • importuning v. Present participle of importune. • importuning n. The act by which somebody is importuned; pleading harassment. • IMPORTUNING n. the act of importuning, making urgent requests. |
| MISTUNING | • mistuning v. Present participle of mistune. • mistuning n. An incorrect tuning. • MISTUNE v. to tune incorrectly. |
| PREATTUNING | • PREATTUNE v. to attune in advance. |
| RETUNING | • retuning v. Present participle of retune. • retuning n. The act by which something is retuned; a subsequent tuning. • RETUNE v. to tune again. |
| TUNING | • tuning n. Action of the verb to tune. • tuning v. Present participle of tune. • TUNING n. the way in which a musical instrument is tuned. |
| UNTUNING | • untuning v. Present participle of untune. • UNTUNE v. to put out of tune. |