| ALLYING | • allying v. Present participle of ally. • ALLY v. to join by marriage, friendship, treaty etc. |
| COUNTERRALLYING | • counterrallying v. Present participle of counterrally. • COUNTERRALLY v. to rally in opposition. |
| DALLYING | • dallying v. Present participle of dally. • dallying n. Dalliance. • DALLY v. to waste time. |
| DILLYDALLYING | • dillydallying v. Present participle of dillydally. • dilly-dallying v. Present participle of dilly-dally. • dilly␣dallying v. Present participle of dilly dally. |
| DISALLYING | • disallying v. Present participle of disally. • DISALLY v. to break an alliance. |
| GALLYING | • gallying v. Present participle of gally. • GALLY v. to scare, daze. |
| MISALLYING | • misallying v. Present participle of misally. • MISALLY v. to ally badly. |
| PALLYING | • PALLY v. as in to pally up with, to become friends. |
| RALLYING | • rallying v. Present participle of rally. • rallying n. The act of one who rallies. • RALLYING n. the sport of driving in car rallies. |
| RALLYINGLY | • rallyingly adv. So as to rally; teasingly. • RALLYINGLY adv. RALLYING. |
| RALLYINGS | • rallyings n. Plural of rallying. • RALLYING n. the sport of driving in car rallies. |
| RALLYIST | • rallyist n. One who attends a rally or demonstration. • RALLYIST n. one who takes part in car rallies. |
| RALLYISTS | • rallyists n. Plural of rallyist. • RALLYIST n. one who takes part in car rallies. |
| REALLYING | • reallying v. Present participle of really. • re-allying v. Present participle of re-ally. • REALLY v. to ally again. |
| RETALLYING | • retallying v. Present participle of retally. • RETALLY v. to tally again. |
| SALLYING | • sallying v. Present participle of sally. • sallying n. The act of one who sallies. • SALLY v. to rush out suddenly. |
| SHILLYSHALLYING | • shillyshallying n. Alternative spelling of shilly-shallying. • shilly-shallying v. Present participle of shilly-shally. • shilly-shallying n. The action of the verb. |
| TALLYING | • tallying v. Present participle of tally. • TALLY v. to count up, reckon. |