| BECLAMOURING | • beclamouring v. Present participle of beclamour. • BECLAMOUR v. to make a clamour, also BECLAMOR. |
| BEGLAMOURING | • beglamouring v. Present participle of beglamour. • BEGLAMOUR v. to impress with glamour, also BEGLAMOR. |
| COENAMOURING | • COENAMOUR v. to enamour jointly, also COENAMOR. |
| DISCOLOURING | • discolouring v. Present participle of discolour. • discolouring n. Discoloration. • DISCOLOUR v. to alter the natural hue or color of, also DISCOLOR. |
| DISFAVOURING | • disfavouring v. Present participle of disfavour. • DISFAVOUR v. to disesteem, also DISFAVOR. |
| DISHONOURING | • dishonouring v. Present participle of dishonour. • DISHONOUR v. to deprive of honour, disgrace, also DISHONOR. |
| DISHUMOURING | • dishumouring v. Present participle of dishumour. • DISHUMOUR v. (obsolete) to put out of humour. |
| ENDEAVOURING | • endeavouring v. Present participle and gerund of endeavour. • endeavouring n. Alternative form of endeavoring. • ENDEAVOUR v. to try, also ENDEAVOR. |
| MISCOLOURING | • miscolouring v. Present participle of miscolour. • miscolouring n. Miscoloration. • MISCOLOUR v. to give a wrong color to; (figurative) to set forth erroneously or unfairly; as, to miscolour facts, also MISCOLOR. |
| MISLABOURING | • mislabouring v. Present participle of mislabour. • MISLABOUR v. to labour wrongly, also MISLABOR. |
| NEIGHBOURING | • neighbouring adj. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of neighboring. • neighbouring v. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of neighboring. • NEIGHBOUR v. to live close by, border on, also NEIGHBOR. |
| OFFSCOURINGS | • offscourings n. Plural of offscouring. • OFFSCOURING n. someone rejected by society. |
| OUTHUMOURING | • outhumouring v. Present participle of outhumour. • OUTHUMOUR v. to surpass in humoring, also OUTHUMOR. |
| OUTSAVOURING | • OUTSAVOUR v. to exceed in savouring, also OUTSAVOR. |
| RECONTOURING | • recontouring v. Present participle of recontour. • recontouring n. The process of changing a contour. • RECONTOUR v. to contour again. |
| TAMBOURINIST | • tambourinist n. Someone who plays the tambourine. • TAMBOURINIST n. one who plays the tambourin. |
| UNHARBOURING | • unharbouring v. Present participle of unharbour. • UNHARBOUR v. to dislodge from shelter. |