| BECOMINGS | • becomings n. Plural of becoming. • BECOMING n. a process of change. |
| BLOOMINGS | • bloomings n. Plural of blooming. • BLOOMING n. the act of coming into flower. |
| BLOSSOMINGS | • blossomings n. Plural of blossoming. • BLOSSOMING n. the act of blooming. |
| BOOMINGS | • boomings n. Plural of booming. • BOOMING n. the act of booming. |
| BOTTOMINGS | • BOTTOMING n. the act of reaching the lowest point before stabilising or improving. |
| CHROMINGS | • CHROMING n. the act of plating with chromium. |
| COMINGS | • comings n. Plural of coming. • COMING n. arrival or approach. |
| FURTHCOMINGS | • FURTHCOMING n. in Scots law, an action brought by an arrester against the arrestee and the common debtor after an arrestment in order that the arrested money or property be delivered to the arrester. |
| GLOOMINGS | • gloomings n. Plural of glooming. • GLOOMING n. twilight, also GLOAMING, GLOAM. |
| GROOMINGS | • groomings n. Plural of grooming. • GROOMING n. the act of grooming. |
| HOMECOMINGS | • homecomings n. Plural of homecoming. • HOMECOMING n. a return home. |
| HOMINGS | • HOMING n. the way missiles guide themselves to a target. |
| INCOMINGS | • incomings n. Plural of incoming. • INCOMING n. an arrival. |
| MUSHROOMINGS | • mushroomings n. Plural of mushrooming. • MUSHROOMING n. rapid growth. |
| ONCOMINGS | • oncomings n. Plural of oncoming. • ONCOMING n. an approach. |
| REHOMINGS | • rehomings n. Plural of rehoming. • REHOMING n. the act of homing again. |
| SHORTCOMINGS | • shortcomings n. Plural of shortcoming. • SHORTCOMING n. an imperfection or lack that detracts from the whole. |
| SHOWROOMINGS | • SHOWROOMING n. the practice of looking at an item of merchandise in a shop, often using a smartphone app to compare its price elsewhere, before buying it from an online distributor. |
| UNBECOMINGS | • unbecomings n. Plural of unbecoming. • UNBECOMING n. the transition from existence to nonexistence. |
| UPDOMINGS | • updomings n. Plural of updoming. • UPDOMING n. the upward deformation of a rock mass into a dome shape. |