| CLEANSINGS | • cleansings n. Plural of cleansing. • CLEANSING n. the act of cleansing. |
| CONDENSING | • condensing v. Present participle of condense. • CONDENSE v. to compress. |
| DISPENSING | • dispensing v. Present participle of dispense. • dispensing n. The act by which something is dispensed or served out. • DISPENSE v. to distribute, also DISPENCE. |
| INSINCERER | • INSINCERE adj. not sincere. |
| INSINEWING | • INSINEW v. (Shakespeare) to be joined as with sinews. |
| INSINUATED | • insinuated v. Simple past tense and past participle of insinuate. • INSINUATE v. to hint or indirectly suggest. |
| INSINUATES | • insinuates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of insinuate. • INSINUATE v. to hint or indirectly suggest. |
| INSINUATOR | • insinuator n. One who insinuates. • INSINUATOR n. one who, or that which, insinuates. |
| MISSENSING | • MISSENSE v. to sense wrongly. |
| PREPENSING | • prepensing v. Present participle of prepense. • PREPENSE v. (Spenser) to consider. |
| PRERINSING | • prerinsing v. Present participle of prerinse. • PRERINSE v. to rinse beforehand. |
| SUMMONSING | • summonsing v. Present participle of summons. • SUMMONS v. to summon with a court order. |
| UNSINEWING | • unsinewing v. Present participle of unsinew. • UNSINEW v. to take the strength from. |
| UNSINKABLE | • unsinkable adj. Of a ship: that cannot be sunk. • unsinkable adj. (Figurative) That cannot be overcome or defeated. • unsinkable adj. A piece of faeces that floats. |
| UNSINNOWED | • UNSINNOWED adj. (Shakespeare) unsinewed. |