| BRAUNCHING | • braunching v. Present participle of braunch. • BRAUNCH v. to spread like a tree branch, also BRANCH. |
| CRAUNCHIER | • CRAUNCHY adj. crunchy. |
| CRAUNCHING | • craunching v. Present participle of craunch. • CRAUNCH v. (dialect) to chew with a crackling sound, also CRUNCH, CRANCH. |
| FLAUNCHING | • flaunching v. Present participle of flaunch. • flaunching n. The sloped mortar fillet around the base of a chimney pot, which serves to hold the pot in position… • flaunching n. A mortar fillet at the junction of the chimney stack and the roof; superseded in modern times by lead flashing. |
| GRAUNCHERS | • GRAUNCHER n. (New Zealand) a clumsy and incompetent mechanic. |
| GRAUNCHING | • graunching v. Present participle of graunch. • GRAUNCH v. (New Zealand) to crush or destroy. |
| LAUNCHINGS | • launchings n. Plural of launching. • LAUNCHING n. the act of making a launch. |
| LAUNCHPADS | • launchpads n. Plural of launchpad. • launch␣pads n. Plural of launch pad. • LAUNCHPAD n. a platform from which a rocket can be launched. |
| OVERLAUNCH | • overlaunch v. (Shipbuilding, transitive) To run the butts or scarphs of planks or pieces of timber to a certain distance… • OVERLAUNCH v. in shipbuilding, to join by long splices or scarfs. |
| PAUNCHIEST | • paunchiest adj. Superlative form of paunchy: most paunchy. • PAUNCHY adj. having a protruding belly. |
| POSTLAUNCH | • postlaunch adj. After a launch. • POSTLAUNCH adj. following a launch. |
| RAUNCHIEST | • raunchiest adj. Superlative form of raunchy: most raunchy. • RAUNCHY adj. coarsely or openly sexual. |
| RELAUNCHED | • relaunched v. Simple past tense and past participle of relaunch. • RELAUNCH v. to launch again. |
| RELAUNCHES | • relaunches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of relaunch. • relaunches n. Plural of relaunch. • RELAUNCH v. to launch again. |
| SNAPHAUNCH | • SNAPHAUNCH n. (obsolete) a freebooter; a flintlock; a spring catch or trap, also SNAPHANCE, SNAPHAUNCE. |
| STAUNCHERS | • staunchers n. Plural of stauncher. • STAUNCHER n. something or someone that staunches. |
| STAUNCHEST | • staunchest adj. Superlative form of staunch: most staunch. • STAUNCH adj. firm, steadfast, also STANCH. |
| STAUNCHING | • staunching v. Present participle of staunch. • staunching n. The act by which something is staunched or stopped. • staunching n. (Obsolete) A stanchion. |