| AWARNING | • awarning v. Present participle of awarn. • AWARN v. (Spenser) to warn. |
| BARNIEST | • barniest adj. Superlative form of barny: most barny. • BARNY adj. like a barn. |
| CARNIEST | • CARNY adj. cunning. |
| CARNIFEX | • carnifex n. (Now rare, historical) An executioner. • CARNIFEX n. (Latin) an executioner, esp. the public executioner in ancient Rome. |
| CARNIVAL | • carnival n. Any of a number of festivals held just before the beginning of Lent. • carnival n. A festive occasion marked by parades and sometimes special foods and other entertainment. • carnival n. (US) A traveling amusement park, called a funfair in British English. |
| DARNINGS | • darnings n. Plural of darning. • DARNING n. things to be darned. |
| DEARNING | • dearning v. Present participle of dearn. • DEARN v. to darn. |
| EARNINGS | • earnings n. Wages, money earned, income. • earnings n. (Finance) Business profits. • earnings n. (Finance) Gains on investments; returns. |
| LARNIEST | • LARNEY adj. of clothes, smart. |
| LEARNING | • learning n. (Uncountable) An act in which something is learned. • learning n. (Uncountable) Accumulated knowledge. • learning n. (Countable) Something that has been learned. |
| SHARNIER | • SHARNY adj. (Scots) like cow-dung. |
| SHARNIES | • SHARNY n. a person responsible for cleaning a cowhouse. |
| STARNIES | • starnies n. Plural of starnie. • STARNIE n. (Scots) a small star. |
| STARNING | • STARN v. to row backwards, also STERN. |
| VARNISHY | • varnishy adj. Resembling or characteristic of varnish. • VARNISHY adj. like varnish. |
| WARNINGS | • warnings n. Plural of warning. • Warnings prop.n. Plural of Warning. • WARNING n. the act of warning. |
| YEARNING | • yearning n. A wistful or melancholy longing. • yearning v. Present participle and gerund of yearn. • yearning n. (Scotland, archaic) rennet (an enzyme to curdle milk in order to make cheese). |
| ZARNICHS | • ZARNICH n. (Arabic) a native sulphide of arsenic, also ZARNEC. |