| ADAWING | • adawing v. Present participle of adaw. • ADAW v. (Spenser) to daunt, subdue. |
| BLAWING | • BLAW v. (Scots) to blow. |
| CAWINGS | • cawings n. Plural of cawing. • CAWING n. the sound rooks make. |
| CHAWING | • chawing v. Present participle of chaw, i.e. nonstandard variant of chewing. • CHAW v. to chew esp. tobacco. |
| CLAWING | • clawing v. Present participle of claw. • clawing n. A scratch with the claws. • clawing adj. Causing a visceral sensation of panic or terror. |
| DEAWING | • DEAW v. (Spenser) to cover with dew. |
| DRAWING | • drawing v. Present participle of draw. • drawing n. A picture, likeness, diagram or representation, usually drawn on paper. • drawing n. (Uncountable) The act of producing such a picture. |
| FLAWING | • flawing v. Present participle of flaw. • FLAW v. to make defective or imperfect. |
| GNAWING | • gnawing adj. (Of pain or hunger) severe or intense. • gnawing v. Present participle of gnaw. • gnawing n. The process by which something is gnawed. |
| JAWINGS | • jawings n. Plural of jawing. • JAWING n. chattering at length. |
| LAWINGS | • lawings n. Plural of lawing. • Lawings prop.n. Plural of Lawing. • LAWING n. a bill for food or drink in a tavern. |
| RAWINGS | • RAWING n. a second mowing of grass in the same season, an aftermath, also ROWEN. |
| SAWINGS | • sawings n. Plural of sawing. • SAWING n. the act of sawing. |
| SHAWING | • SHAW v. (Scots) to show. |
| SNAWING | • SNAW v. (dialect) to snow. |
| STAWING | • stawing v. Present participle of staw. • STAW v. (Scots) to stall. |
| TAWINGS | • tawings n. Plural of tawing. • TAWING n. the act of tawing, converting skin to white leather by tanning with alum and salt. |
| THAWING | • thawing v. Present participle of thaw. • thawing n. The process by which something thaws. • THAWING n. the act of melting. |