| DISMANTLING | • dismantling v. Present participle of dismantle. • dismantling n. The act by which something is dismantled. • DISMANTLING n. the act of taking apart. |
| EMBRITTLING | • embrittling v. Present participle of embrittle. • EMBRITTLE v. (archaic) to make or become brittle. |
| OUTHUSTLING | • outhustling v. Present participle of outhustle. • OUTHUSTLE v. to surpass in hustling. |
| OUTMANTLING | • outmantling v. Present participle of outmantle. • OUTMANTLE v. (archaic) to exceed in dress or ornament. |
| PRATTLINGLY | • prattlingly adv. (Rare, dated) With prattle, or worthless talk. • PRATTLING adv. PRATTLE, to talk at length about nothing in particular. |
| PRESETTLING | • presettling v. Present participle of presettle. • PRESETTLE v. to settle in advance. |
| PRIESTLINGS | • priestlings n. Plural of priestling. • PRIESTLING n. a priest of low rank. |
| STARTLINGLY | • startlingly adv. In a startling manner; surprisingly; shockingly. • STARTLING adv. very surprising. |
| SUBTITLINGS | • subtitlings n. Plural of subtitling. • SUBTITLING n. the act of providing with a subtitle. |
| THROTTLINGS | • throttlings n. Plural of throttling. • THROTTLING n. the act of throttling. |
| UNSETTLINGS | • unsettlings n. Plural of unsettling. • UNSETTLING n. the act of unsettling. |
| UNSTARTLING | • unstartling adj. Not startling. • UNSTARTLING adj. not startling. |
| WHISTLINGLY | • whistlingly adv. With a whistling sound. • WHISTLING adv. of e.g. a wind, making a shrill, clear musical sound. |