| CARLINGS | • carlings n. Plural of carling. • Carlings prop.n. Plural of Carling. • CARLING n. a short timber running lengthwise of a ship, from one transverse desk beam to another. |
| DARLINGS | • darlings n. Plural of darling. • DARLING n. a much loved person, also DEARLING. |
| HARLINGS | • Harlings prop.n. Plural of Harling. • HARLING n. a scraping or small quantity of anything. |
| MARLINGS | • marlings n. Plural of marling. • Marlings prop.n. Plural of Marling. • MARLING n. the act of fertilising with marl. |
| WARLINGS | • warlings n. Plural of warling. • WARLING n. (obsolete) someone disliked. |
| DEARLINGS | • dearlings n. Plural of dearling. • DEARLING n. (Spenser) a much loved person, also DARLING. |
| PEARLINGS | • pearlings n. Plural of pearling. • pearlings n. (Scotland) A kind of lace of silk or thread. • PEARLING n. (Scots) a lace of silk or thread, used as edging, also PEARLIN. |
| SNARLINGS | • snarlings n. Plural of snarling. • SNARLING n. the act of snarling. |
| SPARLINGS | • sparlings n. Plural of sparling. • Sparlings prop.n. Plural of Sparling. • SPARLING n. a kind of fish, the smelt, also SPERLING, SPIRLING. |
| STARLINGS | • starlings n. Plural of starling. • STARLING n. a European bird. |
| YEARLINGS | • yearlings n. Plural of yearling. • YEARLING n. a horse of either sex during 1 January to 31 December following the year of its birth. |
| SHEARLINGS | • shearlings n. Plural of shearling. • SHEARLING n. a one-year-old sheep, from which one crop of wool has been taken. |
| MARLINGSPIKE | • marlingspike n. Alternative spelling of marlinspike. • marling␣spike n. Alternative spelling of marlinspike. • MARLINGSPIKE n. a tool used to separate rope strands while splicing, also MARLINESPIKE, MARLINSPIKE. |
| MARLINGSPIKES | • marlingspikes n. Plural of marlingspike. • marling␣spikes n. Plural of marling spike. • MARLINGSPIKE n. a tool used to separate rope strands while splicing, also MARLINESPIKE, MARLINSPIKE. |