| BLOOIE | • BLOOIE adj. (slang) out of order, also BLOOEY. |
| BOOING | • booing n. A disapproving exclamation by a member of an audience. • booing v. Present participle of boo. • BOOING n. the act of saying boo. |
| COOING | • cooing v. Present participle of coo. • cooing n. A coo; a cooing sound. • COOING adj. making a cooing noise. |
| FLOOIE | • flooie adj. Alternative form of flooey. • FLOOIE adj. awry, also FLOOEY. |
| GOOIER | • gooier adj. Comparative form of gooey: more gooey. • GOOEY adj. sticky or viscid. |
| GOOILY | • gooily adv. In a gooey manner. • GOOEY adv. sticky or viscid. |
| LOOIES | • looies n. Plural of looie. • LOOIE n. (colloquial) a lieutenant, also LOOEY, LOUIE. |
| LOOING | • looing v. Present participle of loo. • LOO v. to love, also LOU. |
| MOOING | • mooing v. Present participle of moo. • mooing n. The action of the verb moo; a mooing sound. • mooing adj. (Humorous) (of a steak) very rare. |
| OOIDAL | • ooidal adj. Egg-shaped. • ooidal adj. (Geology) Oolitic. • oöidal adj. Alternative spelling of ooidal. |
| POOING | • pooing v. Present participle of poo. • POO v. (vulgar slang) to defecate. |
| WOOING | • wooing v. Present participle of woo. • wooing n. A courting; the process by which somebody is wooed. • WOOING adj. seductive. |
| ZOOIDS | • zooids n. Plural of zooid. • zoöids n. Plural of zoöid. • ZOOID n. an organic cell capable of independent movement. |
| ZOOIER | • zooier adj. Comparative form of zooey: more zooey. • ZOOEY adj. like a zoo. |