| APPEASING | • appeasing v. Present participle of appease. • APPEASE v. to bring to a state of peace or contentment. |
| CREASIEST | • creasiest adj. Superlative form of creasy: most creasy. • CREASY adj. having wrinkles. |
| DECEASING | • deceasing v. Present participle of decease. • DECEASE v. to die. |
| DISEASING | • diseasing v. Present participle of disease. • DISEASE v. to make unhealthy. |
| GREASIEST | • greasiest adj. Superlative form of greasy: most greasy. • GREASY adj. containing or resembling grease. |
| PLEASINGS | • pleasings n. Plural of pleasing. • PLEASING n. the act of pleasing. |
| QUEASIEST | • queasiest adj. Superlative form of queasy: most queasy. • QUEASY adj. feeling sick, also QUAZZY, QUEAZY. |
| RELEASING | • releasing v. Present participle of release. • releasing n. The act by which something is released. • re-leasing v. Present participle of re-lease. |
| SEASICKER | • seasicker adj. Comparative form of seasick: more seasick. • SEASICK adj. affected with nausea caused by sea motion. |
| TEASINGLY | • teasingly adv. In a teasing way or manner. • TEASING adv. making fun of. |
| UNCEASING | • unceasing adj. Continuous; continuing indefinitely without stopping. • UNCEASING adj. not ceasing. |
| UNEASIEST | • uneasiest adj. Superlative form of uneasy: most uneasy. • UNEASY adj. marked by mental or physical discomfort. |