| ASTUNNING | • astunning v. Present participle of astun. • ASTUN v. (obsolete) to astonish. |
| CUNNINGER | • cunninger adj. Comparative form of cunning: more cunning. • CUNNING adj. crafty. |
| CUNNINGLY | • cunningly adv. With cunning, cleverly. • CUNNING adv. crafty. |
| FUNNINESS | • funniness n. (Uncountable) The quality of being funny. • funniness n. (Countable) Something funny; a quirky or amusing statement, mannerism, etc. • FUNNINESS n. the state of being funny. |
| PUNNINGLY | • punningly adv. In a punning manner; so as to form a pun. • PUNNING adv. playing on words. |
| RERUNNING | • rerunning v. Present participle of rerun. • re-running v. Present participle of re-run. • RERUN v. to show a repetition of a recorded performance. |
| RUNNINESS | • runniness n. The state or characteristic of being runny or free-flowing. • RUNNINESS n. the state of being runny. |
| RUNNINGLY | • runningly adv. In a running manner; so as to run. • RUNNING adv. flowing. |
| STUNNINGS | • stunnings n. Plural of stunning. • STUNNING n. the act of stunning. |
| SUNNINESS | • sunniness n. The property of being sunny. • Sunniness n. The quality of being Sunni. • SUNNINESS n. the state of being sunny. |
| TRUNNIONS | • trunnions n. Plural of trunnion. • TRUNNION n. a pivot on which something can be rotated. |
| UNFUNNIER | • unfunnier adj. Comparative form of unfunny: more unfunny. • UNFUNNY adj. not funny. |
| UNFUNNILY | • unfunnily adv. In an unfunny way. • UNFUNNY adv. not funny. |
| UNSUNNIER | • UNSUNNY adj. not sunny. |
| UPRUNNING | • uprunning v. Present participle of uprun. • UPRUN v. to run up. |
| WHODUNNIT | • whodunnit n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of whodunit. • WHODUNNIT n. a mystery novel, also WHODUNIT. |
| WHYDUNNIT | • whydunnit n. Alternative spelling of whydunit. • WHYDUNNIT n. a novel or film concerned with motives, as opposed to whodunnit, also WHYDUNIT. |