| BLOATING | • bloating v. Present participle of bloat. • bloating n. A bloated condition; distention. • BLOATING n. a disease of cattle and sheep, aka hoove. |
| BLOATINGS | • bloatings n. Plural of bloating. • BLOATING n. a disease of cattle and sheep, aka hoove. |
| FLOATIER | • floatier adj. Comparative form of floaty: more floaty. • FLOATY adj. tending to float. |
| FLOATIEST | • floatiest adj. Superlative form of floaty: most floaty. • FLOATY adj. tending to float. |
| FLOATING | • floating adj. That floats or float. • floating adj. Not fixed in position, opinion etc.; free to move or drift. • floating adj. (Linguistics, of a tone) that is not attached to any consonant or vowel within its morpheme. |
| FLOATINGLY | • floatingly adv. In a floating manner. • FLOATING adv. not fixed. |
| FLOATINGS | • floatings n. Plural of floating. • FLOATING n. the act of floating. |
| GLOATING | • gloating v. Present participle of gloat. • gloating n. The act of one who gloats. • GLOATING n. the act of exulting. |
| GLOATINGLY | • gloatingly adv. In a gloating manner. • GLOATINGLY adv. GLOATING. |
| GLOATINGS | • gloatings n. Plural of gloating. • GLOATING n. the act of exulting. |
| OUTFLOATING | • outfloating v. Present participle of outfloat. • OUTFLOAT v. to float longer than. |
| PLOATING | • ploating v. Present participle of ploat. • PLOAT v. (Scots) to dip in very hot water, to scald. |
| REFLOATING | • refloating v. Present participle of refloat. • REFLOAT v. to float again. |