| ALIGNERS | • aligners n. Plural of aligner. • ALIGNER n. one who aligns, also ALINER. | 
| ALIGNING | • aligning v. Present participle of align. • ALIGN v. to arrange in line. | 
| DEALIGNS | • dealigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dealign. • DEALIGN v. to withdraw allegiance to a political party. | 
| LIGNAGES | • LIGNAGE n. (obsolete) lineage, also LYNAGE. | 
| LIGNEOUS | • ligneous adj. Of, or resembling wood; woody. • ligneous adj. (Botany) Containing lignin or xylem. • LIGNEOUS adj. resembling wood. | 
| LIGNITES | • lignites n. Plural of lignite. • LIGNITE n. brown coal, a stage in the conversion of vegetable matter into coal. | 
| LIGNITIC | • lignitic adj. Containing or resembling lignite. • LIGNITIC adj. of or containing lignite. | 
| LIGNOSES | • lignoses n. Plural of lignose. • LIGNOSE n. a constituent of lignin. | 
| MALIGNED | • maligned adj. Assailed with contemptuous language. • maligned v. Simple past tense and past participle of malign. • MALIGN v. to speak evil of. | 
| MALIGNER | • maligner n. Someone who maligns. • MALIGNER n. one who maligns. | 
| MALIGNLY | • malignly adv. In a malign manner. • MALIGN adv. evil. | 
| MISALIGN | • misalign v. To align incorrectly. • MISALIGN v. to align improperly. | 
| REALIGNS | • realigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of realign. • REALIGN v. to align again. |