| CHAUNGE | • chaunge v. Obsolete form of change. • CHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to change. |
| CHAUNGED | • chaunged v. Simple past tense and past participle of chaunge. • CHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to change. |
| CHAUNGES | • chaunges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chaunge. • CHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to change. |
| CHAUNGING | • chaunging v. Present participle of chaunge. • CHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to change. |
| ENRAUNGE | • ENRAUNGE v. (Spenser) to arrange; to rove over, also ENRANGE. |
| ENRAUNGED | • ENRAUNGE v. (Spenser) to arrange; to rove over, also ENRANGE. |
| ENRAUNGES | • ENRAUNGE v. (Spenser) to arrange; to rove over, also ENRANGE. |
| ENRAUNGING | • ENRAUNGE v. (Spenser) to arrange; to rove over, also ENRANGE. |
| ENTERCHAUNGE | • ENTERCHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to interchange, also INTERCHANGE. |
| ENTERCHAUNGED | • ENTERCHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to interchange, also INTERCHANGE. |
| ENTERCHAUNGES | • ENTERCHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to interchange, also INTERCHANGE. |
| ENTERCHAUNGING | • ENTERCHAUNGE v. (obsolete) to interchange, also INTERCHANGE. |
| MAUNGIER | • MAUNGY adj. scabby, also MANGEY, MANGY. |
| MAUNGIEST | • MAUNGY adj. scabby, also MANGEY, MANGY. |
| MAUNGY | • maungy adj. Obsolete form of mangy. • maungy adj. (Britain, Yorkshire, especially of a child) Sulky, bad-tempered, or peevish. • MAUNGY adj. scabby, also MANGEY, MANGY. |
| RAUNGE | • raunge v. Obsolete form of range. • raunge n. Obsolete form of range. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNGED | • raunged v. Simple past tense and past participle of raunge. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNGES | • raunges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of raunge. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| RAUNGING | • raunging v. Present participle of raunge. • RAUNGE v. (obsolete) to range. |
| STRAUNGE | • STRAUNGE adj. (archaic) strange, in the sense of foreign, borrowed. |