| BRICKING | • bricking v. Present participle of brick. • bricking n. The act of pelting with bricks. • BRICKING n. brickwork. |
| BRICKINGS | • brickings n. Plural of bricking. • BRICKING n. brickwork. |
| CRICKING | • cricking v. Present participle of crick. • CRICK v. to cause a spasm in the neck. |
| DERRICKING | • derricking v. Present participle of derrick. • DERRICK v. to hoist by use of a derrick. |
| FABRICKING | • fabricking v. Present participle of fabric. • FABRICKING n. the act of fashioning. |
| FABRICKINGS | • FABRICKING n. the act of fashioning. |
| FRICKING | • fricking adj. (Euphemistic) Freaking; fucking. • fricking adv. (Euphemistic) Freaking. • FRICKING adj. (vulgar) an intensive, fucking. |
| GOLDBRICKING | • goldbricking v. Present participle of goldbrick. • gold-bricking v. Present participle of gold-brick. • gold␣bricking v. Present participle of gold brick. |
| MAVERICKING | • mavericking v. Present participle of maverick. • MAVERICK v. to seize without legal claim. |
| OUTTRICKING | • outtricking v. Present participle of outtrick. • OUTTRICK v. to get the better of by trickery. |
| PINPRICKING | • pinpricking v. Present participle of pinprick. • PINPRICK v. to puncture with a pin. |
| PRICKING | • pricking v. Present participle of prick. • pricking n. The act of piercing or puncturing with a sharp point. • pricking n. A sensation that pricks. |
| PRICKINGS | • prickings n. Plural of pricking. • PRICKING n. a prickly feeling. |
| RICKING | • ricking v. Present participle of rick. • RICK v. to pile hay in stacks. |
| TRICKINESS | • trickiness n. The quality of being tricky. • TRICKINESS n. the state of being tricky. |
| TRICKINESSES | • trickinesses n. Plural of trickiness. • TRICKINESS n. the state of being tricky. |
| TRICKING | • tricking v. Present participle of trick. • tricking n. Dress; ornament. • tricking adj. (Now rare) Deceptive; using trickery. |
| TRICKINGS | • trickings n. Plural of tricking. • TRICKING n. the act of tricking. |
| WRICKING | • wricking v. Present participle of wrick. • WRICK v. to twist or sprain. |