| BREERING | • BREER v. (Scots) to sprout above ground, also BRAIRD. |
| CHEERING | • cheering v. Present participle and gerund of cheer. • cheering n. A cheer. • CHEERING n. the act of encouraging. |
| FEERINGS | • FEERING n. a first guiding furrow, also FEERIN. |
| FLEERING | • fleering v. Present participle of fleer. • fleering n. (Obsolete) scorn; derision. • FLEERING adj. sneering, jeering. |
| JEERINGS | • jeerings n. Plural of jeering. • JEERING n. the act of jeering. |
| LEERINGS | • leerings n. Plural of leering. • LEERING n. the act of leering. |
| QUEERING | • queering v. Present participle of queer. • queering n. (LGBT, social sciences) The process by which something is queered. • QUEER v. to spoil, to put someone in a difficult position. |
| SHEERING | • sheering v. Present participle of sheer. • SHEER v. to swerve, to deviate. |
| SKEERING | • skeering v. Present participle of skeer. • SKEER v. (dialect) to scare, also SKEAR. |
| SNEERING | • sneering adj. Contemptful. • sneering v. Present participle of sneer. • sneering n. The act of one who sneers. |
| SPEERING | • speering v. Present participle of speer. • speering n. (Scotland) An enquiry; an asking about something. • SPEERING n. an inquiry. |
| STEERING | • steering v. Present participle of steer. • steering n. Equipment used to control direction; something used to steer. • STEERING n. the guiding of a vehicle. |
| SWEERING | • SWEER v. to swear. |
| TWEERING | • TWEER v. (obsolete) to peer. |
| VEERINGS | • veerings n. Plural of veering. • VEERING n. the act of veering. |