| AWNIEST | • AWNY adj. bristly like an awn. |
| AWNINGS | • awnings n. Plural of awning. • AWNING n. a rooflike canvas cover. |
| DAWNING | • dawning n. (Chiefly poetic) Dawn. • dawning n. The first beginnings of something. • dawning v. Present participle of dawn. |
| FAWNIER | • FAWNY adj. yellowish-brown color. |
| FAWNING | • fawning v. Present participle of fawn. • fawning adj. Seeking favor by way of flattery; flattering, servile. • fawning n. Servile flattery. |
| LAWNIER | • LAWNY adj. covered with lawn. |
| LAWNING | • LAWN v. to turn into lawn. |
| PAWNING | • pawning n. The act by which something is pawned. • pawning v. Present participle of pawn. • PAWN v. to deposit as security for something borrowed. |
| TAWNIER | • tawnier adj. Comparative form of tawny: more tawny. • TAWNY adj. orange-brown, also TAWNEY. |
| TAWNIES | • tawnies n. (Obsolete) Clothes made of tawny-coloured fabric. • tawnies n. Plural of tawny. • tawnies v. (Obsolete) third-person singular simple present indicative form of tawny. |
| TAWNILY | • tawnily adv. In a tawny manner. • TAWNY adv. orange-brown, also TAWNEY. |
| YAWNIER | • yawnier adj. Comparative form of yawny: more yawny. • YAWNY adj. full of yawns. |
| YAWNING | • yawning v. Present participle of yawn. • yawning n. The action of the verb yawn. • yawning adj. That yawns or yawn. |