| ANNULLING | • annulling v. Present participle of annul. • annulling n. An annulment. • ANNUL v. to declare void. |
| BULLING | • bulling v. Present participle of bull. • bulling n. The mating of a cow with a bull. • Bulling prop.n. A surname. |
| CULLING | • culling v. Present participle of cull. • culling n. The act by which things are culled; the process of selecting for acceptance or removal. • culling n. Anything separated or selected from a mass. |
| DISANNULLING | • disannulling v. Present participle of disannul. • DISANNULLING n. the act of disannulling. |
| DULLING | • dulling v. Present participle of dull. • DULL v. to blunt, make dull. |
| EXULLING | • EXUL v. (Spenser) to exile. |
| FULLING | • fulling n. Baptism. • fulling v. Present participle of full: To make cloth denser and firmer. • FULL v. to shrink and thicken, as cloth. |
| GULLING | • gulling v. Present participle of gull. • gulling n. An instance of duping or fooling somebody. • GULL v. to dupe, deceive. |
| HULLING | • hulling v. Present participle of hull. • HULL v. to separate the shell from the seed. |
| LULLING | • lulling v. Present participle of lull. • LULL v. to cause to sleep or rest. |
| MULLING | • mulling v. Present participle of mull. • mulling n. The act of one who mulls or thinks over something. • MULL v. to ponder. |
| NULLING | • nulling v. Present participle of null. • nulling n. Nulled work. • NULLING n. knurled work in woodcarving, also KNURLING. |
| OUTPULLING | • outpulling v. Present participle of outpull. • OUTPULL v. to attract a larger audience than. |
| PULLING | • pulling v. Present participle of pull. • pulling n. The act by which something is pulled. • Pulling prop.n. A surname. |
| SCULLING | • sculling v. Present participle of scull. • SCULLING n. the act of sculling. |
| SKULLING | • skulling v. Present participle of skull. • skulling n. The act of determining the age of a young bird by measuring the degree of ossification of its skull. • SKULL v. to propel with a type of oar, also SCULL. |
| ULLING | • ulling n. Synonym of ullage (“the topping-up of a barrel with fresh wine”). • ULLING n. the making good of ullage. |
| WIREPULLING | • wirepulling v. Present participle of wirepull. • WIREPULLING n. the use of private or secret influence for one's own ends. |
| WULLING | • WULL v. (dialect) to will. |