| BAWLINGS | • bawlings n. Plural of bawling. • BAWLING n. loud crying. |
| BRAWLIER | • brawlier adj. Comparative form of brawly: more brawly. • BRAWLIE adv. (Scots) in a fine manner. |
| BRAWLING | • brawling v. Present participle of brawl. • brawling n. An unruly fight; a brawl. • BRAWLING n. rowdy fighting. |
| CLAWLIKE | • clawlike adj. Resembling a claw. • CLAWLIKE adj. like a claw. |
| CRAWLIER | • crawlier adj. Comparative form of crawly: more crawly. • CRAWLY adj. creepy. |
| CRAWLING | • crawling v. Present participle and gerund of crawl. • crawling n. The motion of something that crawls. • CRAWLING adj. creeping; lousy, verminous. |
| DRAWLIER | • drawlier adj. Comparative form of drawly: more drawly. • DRAWLY adj. marked by drawling. |
| DRAWLING | • drawling n. The act of speaking with a drawl. • drawling v. Present participle of drawl. • DRAWL v. to speak slowly with drawn out vowels. |
| JAWLINES | • jawlines n. Plural of jawline. • JAWLINE n. the outline of the lower jaw. |
| PRAWLINS | • PRAWLIN n. an almond coated with brown sugar, also PRALINE. |
| SHAWLIES | • SHAWLIE n. in Ireland, a working woman, esp. a fisherwoman, who wears a shawl, also SHAWLEY. |
| SHAWLING | • shawling v. Present participle of shawl. • shawling n. An act of wrapping in a shawl. • SHAWLING n. the wearing of a shawl. |
| SPAWLING | • spawling n. That which is spawled, or spat out. • SPAWL v. (archaic) to spit. |
| TRAWLING | • trawling n. A commercial fishing technique in which a net is dragged by a moving boat. • trawling n. A laborious search. • trawling v. Present participle of trawl. |
| WAWLINGS | • wawlings n. Plural of wawling. • WAWLING n. the act of crying like a cat, also WAULING. |
| WRAWLING | • wrawling v. Present participle of wrawl. • wrawling n. (Rare) Crying, wauling. • WRAWL v. (Spenser) of a cat, to caterwaul, also WAUL, WAWL. |