| RAILING | • railing n. A fence or barrier consisting of one or more horizontal rails and vertical supports. • railing v. Present participle of rail. • RAILING adj. jeering. |
| BRAILING | • brailing v. Present participle of brail. • brailing n. (Nautical) Synonym of brail (“rope for trussing sails”). • brailing n. (Camping) Any of the loops at the base of a tent that allow it to be secured with pegs. |
| DRAILING | • drailing v. Present participle of drail. • DRAIL v. to dirty by dragging. |
| FRAILISH | • frailish adj. Somewhat frail. • FRAILISH adj. somewhat frail. |
| RAILINGS | • railings n. Plural of railing. • railings n. (Britain) railing (a horizontal rail with vertical supports). • RAILING n. a fencelike barrier. |
| TRAILING | • trailing adj. (Rail transport, of points and crossovers) That converges in the direction of travel. • trailing adj. That is attached and pulled behind. • trailing v. Present participle of trail. |
| DERAILING | • derailing v. Present participle of derail. • derailing n. The act by which something is derailed. • DERAIL v. to cause to leave the rails. |
| RAILINGLY | • railingly adv. With scoffing or insulting language. • RAILING adv. jeering. |
| RERAILING | • rerailing v. Present participle of rerail. • RERAILING n. the act of replacing on the rails. |
| ENGRAILING | • engrailing v. Present participle of engrail. • ENGRAIL v. to border with curved indentations. |
| ENTRAILING | • entrailing v. Present participle of entrail. • ENTRAIL v. (Spenser) to interlace or entwine. |
| RERAILINGS | • RERAILING n. the act of replacing on the rails. |
| TRAILINGLY | • trailingly adv. In a way that trails. • TRAILING adv. TRAIL, to draw along behind. |
| INTERRAILING | • interrailing v. Present participle of interrail. • INTERRAIL v. to travel between cities by train. |
| DISENTRAILING | • disentrailing v. Present participle of disentrail. • DISENTRAIL v. (Spenser) to disembowel, remove the entrails, also DISENTRAYLE. |