| CATLING | • catling n. (Archaic) A little cat; a kitten. • catling n. Catgut; a catgut string.
 • catling n. (Surgery) A double-edged, sharp-pointed dismembering knife.
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| FATLING | • fatling n. A young animal (especially a calf or lamb) which has been fattened for slaughter. • FATLING n. a young animal fattened for slaughter.
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| GATLING | • Gatling n. Gatling gun. • GATLING adj. as in gatling gun, a machinegun with a cluster of rotating barrels.
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| RATLING | • ratling n. A small rat. • ratling n. A baby rat.
 • ratling n. (Nautical) Alternative form of ratline.
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| BRATLING | • bratling n. A little brat. • BRATLING n. a little brat.
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| CATLINGS | • catlings n. Plural of catling. • CATLING n. a surgical knife, also CATLIN.
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| FATLINGS | • fatlings n. Plural of fatling. • FATLING n. a young animal fattened for slaughter.
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| FLATLING | • flatling adv. Flatly, plainly. • flatling adv. In a flat position.
 • flatling adv. With the flat side (e.g. of a weapon).
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| GNATLING | • gnatling n. (Poetic) A tiny gnat. • GNATLING n. a little gnat.
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| GOATLING | • goatling n. A young goat; a kid. • GOATLING n. a young goat.
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| RATLINGS | • ratlings n. Plural of ratling. • RATLING n. any of the small lines forming the steps of the rigging of ships, also RATLIN, RATLINE, RATTLIN, RATTLINE, RATTLING.
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| BRATLINGS | • bratlings n. Plural of bratling. • BRATLING n. a little brat.
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| FLATLINGS | • flatlings adv. (Scotland) Alternative form of flatling. • FLATLINGS adv. (Spenser) with a flat side or edge, also FLATLING, FLATLONG.
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| GNATLINGS | • gnatlings n. Plural of gnatling. • GNATLING n. a little gnat.
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| GOATLINGS | • goatlings n. Plural of goatling. • GOATLING n. a young goat.
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