| CONDIDDLING | • condiddling v. Present participle of condiddle. • CONDIDDLE v. (Scott) to steal. | 
| GROUNDLINGS | • groundlings n. Plural of groundling. • GROUNDLING n. a spectator who stood in the pit of an Elizabethan theater; a person of unsophisticated taste. | 
| MANHANDLING | • manhandling v. Present participle of manhandle. • manhandling n. The act of one who manhandles; rough physical treatment. • MANHANDLE v. to move by manpower; to handle or treat roughly. | 
| MISHANDLING | • mishandling v. Present participle of mishandle. • mishandling n. Incorrect handling; mismanagement. • MISHANDLING n. e act of handling wrongly. | 
| OFFSADDLING | • offsaddling v. Present participle of offsaddle. • OFFSADDLE v. to unsaddle. | 
| OUTHANDLING | • outhandling v. Present participle of outhandle. • OUTHANDLE v. to handle better than. | 
| PANHANDLING | • panhandling v. Present participle of panhandle. • panhandling n. Begging for money. • PANHANDLE v. to beg from someone esp. on the street. | 
| PREHANDLING | • PREHANDLE v. to handle beforehand. | 
| REHANDLINGS | • rehandlings n. Plural of rehandling. • REHANDLING n. the act of rehandling. | 
| REKINDLINGS | • rekindlings n. Plural of rekindling. • REKINDLING n. the act of kindling again. | 
| SHIELDLINGS | • SHIELDLING n. a protected person. | 
| SKEDADDLING | • skedaddling v. Present participle of skedaddle. • SKEDADDLE v. to run off hurriedly. | 
| UNBUNDLINGS | • unbundlings n. Plural of unbundling. • UNBUNDLING n. the act of unbundling, dividing a business corporation into separate companies. | 
| UNSWADDLING | • unswaddling v. Present participle of unswaddle. • UNSWADDLE v. to take a swaddle from; to unswathe. | 
| WHEEDLINGLY | • wheedlingly adv. In a wheedling manner. • WHEEDLING adv. enticing by soft words or flattery. |