INGS Words
2010 May 12
There are 6434 words with 9 or fewer letters that end in ING. How many of these words take an S? Answer: 897. In other words, if you see an ING word on the board, and you add an S to it, you’ll have a valid play 13.94% of the time. Here’s the list:
ACTINGS– | ACTING, the occupation of an actor [n] */* |
AGEINGS– | AGEING, aging (the process of growing old) [n] */* |
AGENTINGS– | AGENTING, the business or activities of an agent [n] */* |
AGINGS– | AGING, the process of growing old [n] p/* |
AIRINGS– | AIRING, an exposure to the air [n] fp/* |
ALIASINGS– | ALIASING, the appearance of distortions in computer graphics [n] */* |
ANGLINGS– | ANGLING, the sport of fishing [n] */* |
ANTIKINGS– | ANTIKING, a usurping king [n] */* |
ANTINGS– | ANTING, the deliberate placing, by certain birds, of living ants among the feathers [n] */* |
ANYTHINGS– | ANYTHING, a thing of any kind [n] */* |
ARCADINGS– | ARCADING, an arcade [n] */* |
ARCHINGS– | ARCHING, a series of arches [n] */* |
ARMINGS– | ARMING, the act of one that arms (to supply with weapons) [n] f/* |
ASKINGS– | ASKING, the act of one who asks (to put a question to) [n] gm/* |
ATHELINGS– | ATHELING, an Anglo-Saxon prince or nobleman [n] */* |
ATTENDINGS– | ATTENDING [n] */* |
AUDINGS– | AUDING, the process of hearing, recognizing, and interpreting a spoken language [n] */* |
–AWAKENINGS– | AWAKENING [n] */* |
AWNINGS– | AWNING, a rooflike canvas cover [n] */* |
BABBLINGS– | BABBLING, idle talk [n] */* |
BACKINGS– | BACKING, support [n] */* |
BACKSWINGS– | BACKSWING [n] */* |
BAGGINGS– | BAGGING, material for making bags [n] */* |
BAKINGS– | BAKING, a quantity baked [n] */* |
BANKINGS– | BANKING, the business of a bank [n] */* |
BANTLINGS– | BANTLING, a very young child [n] */* |
BASHINGS– | BASHING, an act of beating [n] */* |
BASTINGS– | BASTING, the thread used by a baster [n] */* |
BATTINGS– | BATTING, a batt (a sheet of cotton) [n] */* |
BEADINGS– | BEADING, beaded material [n] */* |
–BEARINGS– | BEARING, demeanor (the manner in which one conducts oneself) [n] */* |
–BEATINGS– | BEATING, a defeat [n] */* |
BECOMINGS– | BECOMING, a process of change [n] */* |
BEDDINGS– | BEDDING, material for making up a bed [n] */* |
BEDSPRINGS– | BEDSPRING [n] */* |
BEESWINGS– | BEESWING, a crust that forms on old wines [n] */* |
BEGINNINGS– | BEGINNING [n] */* |
BEINGS– | BEING, something that exists [n] */* |
BELLINGS– | BELLING, a mock serenade for newlyweds [n] */* |
BELONGINGS– | BELONGING [n] */* |
BELTINGS– | BELTING, material for belts [n] */* |
BIDDINGS– | BIDDING, a command [n] */* |
BIGGINGS– | BIGGING, biggin (a house) [n] */* |
BILLINGS– | BILLING, the relative position in which a performer is listed [n] */* |
BINDINGS– | BINDING, the cover and fastenings of a book [n] */* |
BIRDINGS– | BIRDING, bird-watching [n] */* |
BIRLINGS– | BIRLING, a lumberjack’s game [n] */* |
BIRTHINGS– | BIRTHING, the act of giving birth [n] */* |
BITEWINGS– | BITEWING, a dental X-ray film [n] */* |
BITTINGS– | BITTING, an indentation in a key [n] */* |
BLACKINGS– | BLACKING, black shoe polish [n] */* |
–BLADINGS– | BLADING, the act of skating on in-line skates [n] */* |
–BLAGGINGS– | BLAGGING, informal talk in public [n] */* |
–BLASTINGS– | BLASTING, the act of one that blasts (to use an explosive) [n] */* |
BLAZONINGS– | BLAZONING [n] */* |
BLEBBINGS– | BLEBBING, the forming of a blister [n] */* |
BLEEDINGS– | BLEEDING, the act of losing blood [n] */* |
BLESSINGS– | BLESSING, a prayer (a devout petition to a deity) [n] */* |
–BLOGGINGS– | BLOGGING, the act or practice of maintaining a blog [n] */* |
BLOODINGS– | BLOODING, a fox hunting ceremony [n] */* |
BLUEINGS– | BLUEING, bluing (a fabric coloring) [n] */* |
BLUINGS– | BLUING, a fabric coloring [n] */* |
BOARDINGS– | BOARDING, a surface of wooden boards [n] */* |
BOATINGS– | BOATING, the sport of traveling by boat [n] */* |
BODINGS– | BODING, an omen [n] */* |
BOINGS– | BOING, the sound of reverberation or vibration [n] */* |
BOMBINGS– | BOMBING, an attack with bombs [n] */* |
BONDINGS– | BONDING, the formation of a close personal relationship [n] */* |
BOOKINGS– | BOOKING, an engagement [n] */* |
BORINGS– | BORING, an inner cavity [n] */* |
BORROWINGS– | BORROWING [n] */* |
BOTTLINGS– | BOTTLING, a bottled beverage [n] */* |
BOWINGS– | BOWING, the technique of managing the bow of a stringed instrument [n] */* |
BOWLINGS– | BOWLING, a game in which balls are rolled at objects [n] */* |
BOWSTRINGS– | BOWSTRING [v] */* |
BOXINGS– | BOXING, a casing (a protective outer covering) [n] */* |
–BRACINGS– | BRACING, a brace or reinforcement [n] */* |
BRAIDINGS– | BRAIDING, something made of braided material [n] */* |
BRAMBLINGS– | BRAMBLING [n] */* |
BRANDINGS– | BRANDING, the promoting of a product by associating it with a brand name [n] */* |
BRANDLINGS– | BRANDLING [n] */* |
BREAKINGS– | BREAKING, the change of a pure vowel to a diphthong [n] */* |
BREATHINGS– | BREATHING [n] */* |
BREECHINGS– | BREECHING [n] */* |
–BREEDINGS– | BREEDING, upbringing [n] */* |
BREWINGS– | BREWING, a quantity brewed at one time [n] */* |
BRIDGINGS– | BRIDGING, a bracing (a brace or reinforcement) [n] */* |
BRIEFINGS– | BRIEFING, a short lecture [n] */* |
–BRINGS– | BRING, to take with oneself to a place [v] */* |
BRISLINGS– | BRISLING, a small herring [n] */* |
BROKERINGS– | BROKERING [n] */* |
BROKINGS– | BROKING, brokerage [n] */* |
BRONZINGS– | BRONZING, a brownish coloring [n] */* |
BUDDINGS– | BUDDING, a type of asexual reproduction [n] */* |
BUILDINGS– | BUILDING, something that is built [n] */* |
BULLRINGS– | BULLRING, a bullfight arena [n] */* |
BUMBLINGS– | BUMBLING, an instance of clumsiness [n] */* |
BUNDLINGS– | BUNDLING, a former courtship custom [n] */* |
BUNGLINGS– | BUNGLING, an instance of clumsiness [n] */* |
BUNTINGS– | BUNTING, a fabric used for flags [n] */* |
BURNINGS– | BURNING, the firing of ceramic materials [n] */* |
BUSHINGS– | BUSHING, a lining for a hole [n] */* |
BUSINGS– | BUSING, the act of transporting by bus [n] */* |
BUSSINGS– | BUSSING, busing (the act of transporting by bus) [n] */* |
CAGELINGS– | CAGELING, a caged bird [n] */* |
CALKINGS– | CALKING, material used to calk [n] */* |
CALLINGS– | CALLING, a vocation or profession [n] */* |
CAMPINGS– | CAMPING, the act of living outdoors [n] */* |
CANNINGS– | CANNING, the business of preserving food in airtight containers [n] s/* |
CANYONINGS– | CANYONING [n] */* |
CAPPINGS– | CAPPING, a wax covering in a honeycomb [n] */* |
CARDINGS– | CARDING, the process of combing and cleaning cotton fibers; cleaned and combed fibers [n] */* |
CARLINGS– | CARLING, a beam supporting a ship’s deck [n] */* |
CARPETINGS– | CARPETING [n] */* |
CARPINGS– | CARPING, the act of one who carps (to find fault unreasonably) [n] */* |
CARVINGS– | CARVING, a carved figure or design [n] */* |
CASINGS– | CASING, a protective outer covering [n] */* |
CASTINGS– | CASTING, something made in a mold [n] */* |
CATFACINGS– | CATFACING [n] */* |
CATLINGS– | CATLING, a surgical knife [n] */* |
CAULKINGS– | CAULKING, the material used to caulk [n] */* |
CAVINGS– | CAVING, the sport of exploring caves [n] */* |
CEILINGS– | CEILING, the overhead lining of a room [n] */* |
CENTERINGS– | CENTERING [n] */* |
CENTRINGS– | CENTRING, a temporary framework for an arch [n] */* |
CHASINGS– | CHASING, a design engraved on metal [n] */* |
CHITLINGS– | CHITLING, a part of the small intestine of swine [n] */* |
CHROMINGS– | CHROMING, a chromium ore [n] */* |
CHURCHINGS– | CHURCHING [n] */* |
CHURNINGS– | CHURNING, the butter churned at one time [n] */* |
CLADDINGS– | CLADDING, something that overlays [n] */* |
CLEARINGS– | CLEARING, an open space [n] */* |
CLEARWINGS– | CLEARWING [n] */* |
–CLINGS– | CLING, to make a high-pitched ringing sound [v] */* |
–CLIPPINGS– | CLIPPING, something that is clipped out or off [n] */* |
CLONINGS– | CLONING, a technique for reproducing by asexual means [n] */* |
–CLOSINGS– | CLOSING, a concluding part [n] */* |
CLOTHINGS– | CLOTHING, wearing apparel [n] */* |
COAMINGS– | COAMING, a raised border [n] */* |
COASTINGS– | COASTING, coastal trade [n] */* |
COATINGS– | COATING, a covering layer [n] */* |
COCOONINGS– | COCOONING [n] */* |
CODLINGS– | CODLING, an unripe apple [n] */* |
COHOUSINGS– | COHOUSING [n] */* |
COLORINGS– | COLORING, appearance in regard to color [n] */* |
COMBINGS– | hair removed by a comb [n] */* |
COMINGS– | COMING, arrival (the act of arriving (to reach a destination)) [n] */* |
COOKINGS– | COOKING, the act of one that cooks (to prepare food by heating) [n] */* |
COPINGS– | COPING, the top part of a wall [n] */* |
CORBELINGS– | CORBELING [n] */* |
CORDINGS– | CORDING, the ribbed surface of cloth [n] */* |
COUCHINGS– | COUCHING, a form of embroidery [n] */* |
COUPLINGS– | COUPLING, a joining device [n] */* |
COUPONINGS– | COUPONING [n] */* |
COURSINGS– | COURSING, the pursuit of game by hounds [n] */* |
COVERINGS– | COVERING, something that covers [n] */* |
COVINGS– | COVING, a concave molding [n] */* |
COWLINGS– | COWLING, a covering for an aircraft engine [n] */* |
CRACKINGS– | CRACKING, a chemical process [n] */* |
CRACKLINGS– | CRACKLING [n] */* |
CRATERINGS– | CRATERING [n] */* |
–CRAVINGS– | CRAVING, a great desire [n] */* |
CRESTINGS– | CRESTING, a decorative coping [n] */* |
–CRIBBINGS– | CRIBBING, a supporting framework [n] */* |
CROSSINGS– | CROSSING, an intersection [n] */* |
CRUISINGS– | CRUISING, the act of driving around in search of fun [n] */* |
–CRUMBLINGS– | [n] */* |
CUNNINGS– | CUNNING, skill in deception [n] */* |
–CUPPINGS– | CUPPING, an archaic medical process [n] */* |
CURBINGS– | CURBING, a concrete border along a street [n] */* |
CURLINGS– | CURLING, a game played on ice [n] */* |
CUTTINGS– | CUTTING, a section cut from a plant [n] */* |
CYCLINGS– | CYCLING, the act of riding a bicycle [n] */* |
CYMBLINGS– | CYMBLING, cymling (a variety of squash) [n] */* |
CYMLINGS– | CYMLING, a variety of squash [n] */* |
DABBLINGS– | DABBLING, a superficial interest [n] */* |
DAIRYINGS– | DAIRYING, the business of a dairy [n] */* |
DAMPINGS– | DAMPING, the ability of a device to prevent instability [n] */* |
DARINGS– | DARING, bravery (courage (the quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit)) [n] */* |
DARKLINGS– | DARKLING, the dark [n] */* |
DARLINGS– | DARLING, a much-loved person [n] */* |
DARNINGS– | DARNING, things to be darned [n] */* |
DAYSPRINGS– | DAYSPRING [n] */* |
DEADENINGS– | DEADENING [n] */* |
DEAFENINGS– | DEAFENING [n] */* |
DEALINGS– | DEALING, a business transaction [n] */* |
DECKINGS– | DECKING, material for a ship’s deck [n] */* |
DESERVINGS– | DESERVING [n] */* |
DESIGNINGS– | DESIGNING [n] */* |
DETAILINGS– | DETAILING [n] */* |
DIALINGS– | DIALING, the measurement of time by sundials [n] */* |
DIALLINGS– | DIALLING, dialing (the measurement of time by sundials) [n] */* |
DIESELINGS– | DIESELING [n] */* |
DIGGINGS– | an excavation site [n] */* |
DINGS– | DING, to ring (to form a ring (a circular band) around) [v] */* |
DOINGS– | DOING, an action (the process of acting) [n] */* |
DOPINGS– | DOPING, the use of drugs by athletes [n] */* |
DOWNSWINGS– | DOWNSWING [n] */* |
DRAFTINGS– | DRAFTING, mechanical drawing [n] */* |
DRAWINGS– | DRAWING, a portrayal in lines of a form or figure [n] */* |
DREDGINGS– | DREDGING, matter that is dredged up [n] */* |
DRESSINGS– | DRESSING, material applied to cover a wound [n] */* |
DRILLINGS– | DRILLING, a heavy twilled cotton fabric [n] */* |
DRINKINGS– | DRINKING, a habit of drinking alcoholic beverages [n] */* |
DRIPPINGS– | DRIPPING, juice drawn from meat during cooking [n] */* |
DRIVINGS– | DRIVING, management of a motor vehicle [n] */* |
DROPPINGS– | DROPPING, something that has been dropped [n] */* |
–DRUBBINGS– | DRUBBING, a severe beating [n] */* |
DUBBINGS– | DUBBING, dubbin (material for softening and waterproofing leather) [n] */* |
DUCKLINGS– | DUCKLING, a young duck [n] */* |
DUCTINGS– | DUCTING, a system of ducts [n] */* |
DUMPINGS– | DUMPING, the selling of large quantities of goods at below the market price [n] */* |
DUMPLINGS– | DUMPLING, a ball of dough cooked with stew or soup [n] */* |
DUSTINGS– | DUSTING, a light sprinkling [n] */* |
DWELLINGS– | DWELLING, a place of residence [n] */* |
DYEINGS– | DYEING, something colored with a dye [n] */* |
DYINGS– | DYING, a passing out of existence [n] */* |
EANLINGS– | EANLING, yeanling (the young of a sheep or goat) [n] wy/* |
EARINGS– | EARING, a line on a ship [n] bgh/* |
EARNINGS– | something earned [n] ly/* |
EARRINGS– | EARRING, an ornament for the earlobe [n] */* |
EARTHLINGS– | EARTHLING [n] */* |
EASTINGS– | EASTING, a movement toward the east [n] b/* |
EATINGS– | EATING, the act of consuming food [n] bs/* |
EDGINGS– | EDGING, something that forms or serves as an edge [n] */* |
EMBEDDINGS– | EMBEDDING [n] */* |
ENDINGS– | ENDING, a termination [n] m/* |
ENGRAVINGS– | ENGRAVING [n] */* |
ERLKINGS– | ERLKING, an evil spirit of Germanic folklore [n] */* |
ETCHINGS– | ETCHING, an etched design [n] */* |
EVENINGS– | EVENING, the latter part of the day and early part of the night [n] */* |
EVILDOINGS– | EVILDOING [n] */* |
FACINGS– | FACING, a lining at the edge of a garment [n] */* |
FADINGS– | FADING, an Irish dance [n] */* |
FAGGOTINGS– | FAGGOTING [n] */* |
FAGOTINGS– | FAGOTING, a type of embroidery [n] */* |
FAILINGS– | FAILING, a minor fault or weakness [n] */* |
–FAIRINGS– | FAIRING, a structure on an aircraft serving to reduce drag [n] */* |
–FARMINGS– | FARMING, the business of operating a farm [n] */* |
FARTHINGS– | FARTHING, a former British coin [n] */* |
FASTENINGS– | FASTENING [n] */* |
FASTINGS– | FASTING, abstention from eating [n] */* |
FATLINGS– | FATLING, a young animal fattened for slaughter [n] */* |
FEELINGS– | FEELING, the function or power of perceiving by touch [n] */* |
FELTINGS– | FELTING, felted material [n] */* |
FENCINGS– | FENCING, the art of using a sword in attack and defense [n] */* |
FERRETINGS– | FERRETING [n] */* |
FETTLINGS– | FETTLING, loose material thrown on the hearth of a furnace to protect it [n] */* |
FIGHTINGS– | FIGHTING, the act of one that fights (to attempt to defeat an adversary) [n] */* |
FILINGS– | FILING, a particle removed by a file [n] */* |
FILLINGS– | FILLING, that which is used to fill something [n] */* |
FINANCINGS– | FINANCING [n] */* |
FINDINGS– | FINDING, something that is found [n] */* |
FINGERINGS– | FINGERING [n] */* |
FININGS– | FINING, the clarifying of wines [n] */* |
FIRINGS– | FIRING, the process of maturing ceramic products by heat [n] */* |
FIRSTLINGS– | FIRSTLING [n] */* |
FISHINGS– | FISHING, the occupation or pastime of catching fish [n] */* |
FITTINGS– | FITTING, a small often standardized accessory part [n] */* |
FIXINGS– | accompaniments to the main dish of a meal [n] */* |
–FLAGGINGS– | FLAGGING, a type of pavement (a paved surface) [n] */* |
–FLASHINGS– | FLASHING, sheet metal used in waterproofing a roof [n] */* |
FLATLINGS– | [adv] */* |
FLAVORINGS– | FLAVORING [n] */* |
FLEDGLINGS– | FLEDGLING [n] */* |
FLESHINGS– | FLESHING, the distribution of the lean and fat on an animal [n] */* |
FLETCHINGS– | FLETCHING [n] */* |
–FLINGS– | FLING, to throw with force [v] */* |
FLOCKINGS– | FLOCKING, a velvety design in short fibers on cloth or paper [n] */* |
–FLOGGINGS– | FLOGGING, a whipping (material used to whip) [n] */* |
FLOORINGS– | FLOORING, a floor [n] */* |
FLOUNCINGS– | FLOUNCING [n] */* |
–FLUTINGS– | FLUTING, a series of parallel grooves [n] */* |
–FLYINGS– | FLYING, the operation of an aircraft [n] */* |
FLYTINGS– | FLYTING, a dispute in verse form [n] */* |
FOLLOWINGS– | FOLLOWING [n] */* |
FONDLINGS– | FONDLING, one that is fondled [n] */* |
FOOTINGS– | FOOTING, a foothold (a secure support for the feet) [n] */* |
FOREWINGS– | FOREWING, an anterior wing of an insect [n] */* |
FORGINGS– | FORGING, a forgery (the act of forging) [n] */* |
FOULINGS– | FOULING, a deposit or crust [n] */* |
FOUNDLINGS– | FOUNDLING [n] */* |
FOWLINGS– | FOWLING, the hunting of birds [n] */* |
FOXINGS– | FOXING, a piece of material used to cover the upper portion of a shoe [n] */* |
FRAGGINGS– | FRAGGING, the act of one that frags (to injure with a type of grenade) [n] */* |
FRAMINGS– | FRAMING, framework [n] */* |
FRAYINGS– | FRAYING, something worn off by rubbing [n] */* |
FRILLINGS– | FRILLING, an arrangement of frills [n] */* |
FROSTINGS– | FROSTING, icing (a sweet mixture for covering cakes) [n] */* |
FURRINGS– | FURRING, a trimming or lining of fur [n] */* |
GAMINGS– | GAMING, the practice of gambling [n] */* |
–GASKINGS– | GASKING, a gasket (packing for making something fluid-tight) [n] */* |
GASSINGS– | GASSING, a poisoning by noxious gas [n] */* |
GATHERINGS– | GATHERING [n] */* |
GATINGS– | GATING, the process of opening and closing a channel [n] */* |
–GEARINGS– | GEARING, a system of gears [n] */* |
GELDINGS– | GELDING, a castrated animal [n] */* |
GHOSTINGS– | GHOSTING, a false image on a television screen [n] */* |
GILDINGS– | GILDING, the application of gilt [n] */* |
–GINNINGS– | GINNING, cotton as it comes from a gin [n] */* |
GLAZINGS– | GLAZING, glaziery (the work of a glazier) [n] */* |
–GLEANINGS– | GLEANING, something that is gleaned [n] */* |
GLEYINGS– | GLEYING, development of gley [n] */* |
GLOAMINGS– | GLOAMING, twilight (the early evening light) [n] */* |
GLOOMINGS– | GLOOMING, gloaming (twilight (the early evening light)) [n] */* |
GNAWINGS– | GNAWING, a persistent dull pain [n] */* |
GODLINGS– | GODLING, a lesser god [n] */* |
–GOFFERINGS– | GOFFERING [n] */* |
GOINGS– | GOING, an advance toward an objective [n] */* |
GOLFINGS– | GOLFING, the game of golf [n] */* |
GOSLINGS– | GOSLING, a young goose [n] */* |
GRAPPLINGS– | GRAPPLING [n] */* |
–GRATINGS– | GRATING, a network of bars covering an opening [n] */* |
GRAYLINGS– | GRAYLING, a food fish [n] */* |
GRAZINGS– | GRAZING, land used for the feeding of animals [n] */* |
GREENINGS– | GREENING, a variety of apple [n] */* |
GREENLINGS– | GREENLING [n] */* |
GREENWINGS– | GREENWING [n] */* |
GREETINGS– | GREETING, a salutation [n] */* |
GROUNDINGS– | GROUNDING [n] */* |
GROUPINGS– | GROUPING, a set of objects [n] */* |
GRUELINGS– | GRUELING, an exhausting experience [n] */* |
GRUELLINGS– | GRUELLING [n] */* |
GUNNINGS– | GUNNING, the sport of hunting with a gun [n] */* |
GUTTERINGS– | GUTTERING [n] */* |
HAMSTRINGS– | HAMSTRING [v] */* |
HANDLINGS– | HANDLING, the manner in which something is handled [n] */* |
HANGINGS– | HANGING, an execution by strangling with a suspended noose [n] */* |
HANKERINGS– | HANKERING [n] */* |
HAPPENINGS– | HAPPENING [n] */* |
HARDENINGS– | HARDENING [n] */* |
HARPINGS– | HARPING, a wooden plank used in shipbuilding [n] */* |
HATCHINGS– | HATCHING, a series of lines used to show shading [n] t/* |
HATCHLINGS– | HATCHLING [n] */* |
HAWKINGS– | HAWKING, falconry (the sport of hunting with falcons) [n] */* |
HAYINGS– | HAYING, the season for harvesting hay [n] */* |
HAZINGS– | HAZING, an attempt to embarrass or ridicule [n] */* |
HEADINGS– | HEADING, a title [n] */* |
–HEARINGS– | HEARING, a preliminary examination [n] s/* |
HEELINGS– | HEELING, the act of inclining laterally [n] w/* |
HELPINGS– | HELPING, a portion of food [n] */* |
HERRINGS– | HERRING, a food fish [n] */* |
HIDINGS– | HIDING, a beating (a defeat) [n] */* |
HILDINGS– | HILDING, a vile person [n] */* |
HIRELINGS– | HIRELING, one that works for money only [n] */* |
HISSINGS– | HISSING, an object of scorn [n] */* |
HOARDINGS– | HOARDING, something hoarded [n] */* |
HOLDINGS– | HOLDING, something held [n] */* |
HOPPINGS– | HOPPING, a going from one place to another of the same kind [n] s/* |
HORNINGS– | HORNING, a mock serenade for newlyweds [n] */* |
HOUSINGS– | HOUSING, any dwelling place [n] */* |
HUNTINGS– | HUNTING, an instance of searching [n] */* |
HURLINGS– | HURLING, an Irish game [n] */* |
HUSKINGS– | HUSKING, a gathering of families to husk corn [n] */* |
ICINGS– | ICING, a sweet mixture for covering cakes [n] */* |
IMAGINGS– | IMAGING, the process of producing an image [n] */* |
IMPINGS– | IMPING, the process of grafting [n] */* |
INBEINGS– | INBEING, the state of being inherent (existing in something as an essential characteristic) [n] */* |
INCLININGS– | INCLINING [n] */* |
INCOMINGS– | INCOMING, an arrival (the act of arriving (to reach a destination)) [n] */* |
INDEXINGS– | INDEXING, the linking of wages and prices to cost-of-living levels [n] */* |
INHOLDINGS– | INHOLDING [n] */* |
INKLINGS– | INKLING, a slight suggestion [n] t/* |
INNINGS– | INNING, a division of a baseball game [n] gw/* |
INPOURINGS– | INPOURING [n] */* |
INRUSHINGS– | INRUSHING [n] */* |
IRONINGS– | IRONING, clothes pressed or to be pressed [n] */* |
ITCHINGS– | ITCHING, an uneasy or tingling skin sensation [n] w/* |
JAWBONINGS– | JAWBONING [n] */* |
JESTINGS– | JESTING, the act of one who jests (to joke (to say something amusing)) [n] */* |
JOGGINGS– | JOGGING, the practice of running at a slow, steady pace [n] */* |
JOININGS– | JOINING, a juncture (the act of joining) [n] */* |
JOTTINGS– | JOTTING, a brief note [n] */* |
JOYRIDINGS– | JOYRIDING [n] */* |
JUGGLINGS– | JUGGLING, jugglery (the art of a juggler) [n] */* |
KARTINGS– | KARTING, the sport of racing karts [n] */* |
KAYAKINGS– | KAYAKING, the act or skill of managing a kayak [n] */* |
KEEPINGS– | KEEPING, custody (guardianship) [n] */* |
KEGLINGS– | KEGLING, bowling (a game in which balls are rolled at objects) [n] */* |
KENNINGS– | KENNING, a metaphorical compound word or phrase [n] */* |
KILLINGS– | KILLING, a sudden notable success [n] s/* |
KILTINGS– | KILTING, an arrangement of kilt pleats [n] */* |
KINDLINGS– | KINDLING, material that is easily ignited [n] */* |
KINGS– | KING, to reign as king (a male monarch) [v] */* |
KITLINGS– | KITLING, a young animal [n] */* |
KNITTINGS– | KNITTING, work done by a knitter [n] */* |
KNOTTINGS– | KNOTTING, a fringe made of knotted threads [n] */* |
KNOWINGS– | KNOWING, knowledge [n] */* |
LACEWINGS– | LACEWING, a winged insect [n] */* |
LACINGS– | LACING, a contrasting marginal band of color [n] */* |
LADINGS– | LADING, cargo; freight [n] b/* |
LAGGINGS– | LAGGING, an insulating material [n] bf/* |
LAKINGS– | LAKING, the reddening of blood plasma by the release of hemoglobin from the red corpuscles [n] */* |
LANDINGS– | LANDING, a place for discharging or taking on passengers or cargo [n] */* |
LAPWINGS– | LAPWING, a shore bird [n] */* |
LASHINGS– | LASHING, a flogging (a whipping (material used to whip)) [n] fs/* |
LASTINGS– | LASTING, a durable fabric [n] b/* |
LATHINGS– | LATHING, work made of or using laths [n] */* |
LATTICINGS– | LATTICING [n] */* |
LAUGHINGS– | LAUGHING, laughter (the act or sound of one that laughs) [n] */* |
LAWGIVINGS– | LAWGIVING [n] */* |
LAWINGS– | LAWING, a bill for food or drink in a tavern [n] */* |
LAWMAKINGS– | LAWMAKING [n] */* |
LAWYERINGS– | LAWYERING [n] */* |
LAYERINGS– | LAYERING, layerage (a method of plant propagation) [n] */* |
LEADINGS– | LEADING, a covering or border of lead [n] p/* |
LEANINGS– | LEANING, a tendency (an inclination to act or think in a particular way) [n] g/* |
–LEARNINGS– | LEARNING, acquired knowledge [n] */* |
LEASINGS– | LEASING, a falsehood [n] */* |
LEAVENINGS– | LEAVENING [n] */* |
LEAVINGS– | LEAVING, a leftover (an unused or unconsumed portion) [n] */* |
LEGGINGS– | LEGGING, a covering for the leg [n] */* |
LEMMINGS– | LEMMING, a mouselike rodent [n] */* |
LETTERINGS– | LETTERING [n] */* |
LICKINGS– | LICKING, a thrashing or beating [n] */* |
LIGHTINGS– | LIGHTING, illumination [n] */* |
LIGHTNINGS– | LIGHTNING [v] */* |
LIKINGS– | LIKING, a feeling of attraction or affection [n] */* |
LINGS– | LING, a heath plant [n] cfs/* |
LININGS– | LINING, an inner layer [n] */* |
LIPPINGS– | LIPPING, a liplike outgrowth of bone [n] c/* |
LISTINGS– | LISTING, something that is listed [n] */* |
LIVINGS– | LIVING, a means of subsistence [n] */* |
LOADINGS– | LOADING, a burden [n] */* |
LOANINGS– | LOANING, a lane (a narrow passageway) [n] */* |
LOATHINGS– | LOATHING, extreme dislike [n] */* |
LODGINGS– | LODGING, a temporary place to live [n] */* |
LOGGINGS– | LOGGING, the business of cutting down trees for timber [n] bf/* |
LONGINGS– | LONGING, a strong desire [n] */* |
LORDINGS– | LORDING, a lordling (a young or unimportant lord) [n] */* |
LORDLINGS– | LORDLING, a young or unimportant lord [n] */* |
LOSINGS– | LOSING, a loss (the act of one that loses (to come to be without and be unable to find)) [n] c/* |
LOWINGS– | LOWING, the sound characteristic of cattle [n] */* |
LUMBERINGS– | LUMBERING [n] */* |
LUSTRINGS– | LUSTRING, a glossy silk fabric [n] */* |
LUTINGS– | LUTING, a substance used as a sealant [n] f/* |
LYINGS– | LYING, the act of telling lies [n] f/* |
LYNCHINGS– | LYNCHING, the act of one who lynches (to put to death without legal sanction) [n] */* |
MAILINGS– | MAILING, a rented farm [n] */* |
MAKINGS– | MAKING, material from which something can be developed [n] */* |
MALLINGS– | MALLING, the practice of shopping at malls (large buildings with many shops) [n] */* |
MANTLINGS– | MANTLING, an ornamental cloth [n] */* |
MAPMAKINGS– | MAPMAKING [n] */* |
MAPPINGS– | MAPPING, a mathematical correspondence [n] */* |
MARBLINGS– | MARBLING, an intermixture of fat and lean in meat [n] */* |
MARKETINGS– | MARKETING [n] */* |
MARKINGS– | MARKING, a pattern of marks [n] */* |
MARLINGS– | MARLING, marline (a rope used on a ship) [n] */* |
–MASKINGS– | MASKING, a piece of scenery used to conceal parts of a stage from the audience [n] */* |
MATINGS– | MATING, the period during which a seasonal-breeding animal can mate [n] */* |
MATTINGS– | MATTING, a woven fabric used as a floor covering [n] */* |
MAYINGS– | MAYING, the gathering of spring flowers [n] */* |
MEANINGS– | MEANING, something that one intends to convey by language [n] */* |
MEETINGS– | MEETING, an assembly for a common purpose [n] */* |
–MENDINGS– | MENDING, an accumulation of articles to be mended [n] */* |
MIDDLINGS– | MIDDLING, a cut of pork [n] */* |
MILLINGS– | MILLING, a corrugated edge on a coin [n] */* |
MININGS– | MINING, the process or business of working mines (excavations in the earth) [n] */* |
MISDOINGS– | MISDOING, an instance of doing wrong [n] */* |
MISGIVINGS– | MISGIVING [n] */* |
MODELINGS– | MODELING, the treatment of volume in sculpture [n] */* |
MOLDINGS– | MOLDING, a long, narrow strip used to decorate a surface [n] */* |
MOORINGS– | MOORING, a place where a vessel may be moored [n] */* |
MORNINGS– | MORNING, the early part of the day [n] */* |
MORPHINGS– | MORPHING, the transformation of one form into another [n] */* |
MOSHINGS– | MOSHING, frenzied dancing at a rock concert [n] */* |
MOTHERINGS– | MOTHERING [n] */* |
MOTORINGS– | MOTORING, the recreation of traveling by automobile [n] */* |
MOULDINGS– | MOULDING, molding (a long, narrow strip used to decorate a surface) [n] */* |
MOUNTINGS– | MOUNTING, something that provides a backing or appropriate setting for something else [n] */* |
MOURNINGS– | MOURNING, an outward sign of grief [n] */* |
MOUSINGS– | MOUSING, a wrapping around the shank end of a hook [n] */* |
MOWINGS– | MOWING, the act of cutting down standing herbage [n] */* |
MUGGINGS– | MUGGING, a street assault or beating [n] */* |
MUNTINGS– | MUNTING, muntin (a dividing strip for window panes) [n] */* |
MUSINGS– | MUSING, contemplation [n] */* |
NAETHINGS– | NAETHING, nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude) [n] */* |
NAYSAYINGS– | NAYSAYING [n] */* |
NECKINGS– | NECKING, a small molding near the top of a column [n] */* |
NEEDLINGS– | NEEDLING, the act of one who needles (to sew with a slender, pointed instrument) [n] */* |
NERVINGS– | NERVING, a type of veterinary operation [n] */* |
NESTLINGS– | NESTLING, a young bird [n] */* |
NETTINGS– | NETTING, a net [n] */* |
NIDDERINGS– | NIDDERING [n] */* |
NIDERINGS– | NIDERING, a coward (one who lacks courage) [n] */* |
NIGGLINGS– | NIGGLING, petty or meticulous work [n] */* |
NOGGINGS– | NOGGING, a type of masonry (a structure built of stone or brick) [n] */* |
NONBEINGS– | NONBEING, lack of being [n] */* |
NONLIVINGS– | NONLIVING [n] */* |
NOONINGS– | NOONING, a meal eaten at noon [n] */* |
NORTHINGS– | NORTHING, movement toward the north [n] */* |
NOSINGS– | NOSING, a projecting edge [n] */* |
NOTHINGS– | NOTHING, the absence of all quantity or magnitude [n] */* |
NURSINGS– | NURSING, the profession of one who nurses [n] */* |
NURSLINGS– | NURSLING, an infant (a child in the earliest stages of life) [n] */* |
NUTTINGS– | NUTTING, the act of gathering nuts [n] */* |
OFFERINGS– | OFFERING, a contribution [n] g/* |
OFFINGS– | OFFING, the near future [n] */* |
OFFSPRINGS– | OFFSPRING [n] */* |
ONCOMINGS– | ONCOMING, an approach [n] */* |
OPENINGS– | OPENING, a vacant or unobstructed space [n] */* |
OUTGIVINGS– | OUTGIVING [n] */* |
OUTGOINGS– | OUTGOING, a departure [n] */* |
OUTINGS– | OUTING, a short pleasure trip [n] */* |
OUTRINGS– | OUTRING, to ring louder than [v] */* |
OUTSINGS– | OUTSING, to surpass in singing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice) [v] */* |
OUTSPRINGS– | OUTSPRING [v] */* |
OUTSWINGS– | OUTSWING, to surpass in swinging [v] */* |
OVERSWINGS– | OVERSWING [v] */* |
OYSTERINGS– | OYSTERING [n] */* |
PACKAGINGS– | PACKAGING [n] */* |
PACKINGS– | PACKING, material used to pack [n] */* |
PADDINGS– | PADDING, material with which to pad [n] */* |
PADDLINGS– | PADDLING, the act of one who paddles (to propel with a broad-bladed implement) [n] */* |
–PAGINGS– | PAGING, a transfer of computer pages [n] */* |
PAINTINGS– | PAINTING, a picture made with paints [n] */* |
–PAIRINGS– | PAIRING, a matching of two opponents in a tournament [n] */* |
PALINGS– | PALING, a picket fence [n] */* |
PANELINGS– | PANELING, material with which to panel [n] */* |
PANELLINGS– | PANELLING [n] */* |
PARAWINGS– | PARAWING, a winglike parachute [n] */* |
PARENTINGS– | PARENTING [n] */* |
PARGETINGS– | PARGETING [n] */* |
PARGINGS– | PARGING, a thin coat of mortar or plaster for sealing masonry [n] */* |
PARINGS– | PARING, something pared off [n] */* |
PARKINGS– | PARKING, an area in which vehicles may be left [n] */* |
PARTINGS– | PARTING, a division or separation [n] */* |
PASSINGS– | PASSING, a death (the end of life) [n] */* |
PAVINGS– | PAVING, pavement (a paved surface) [n] */* |
PEELINGS– | PEELING, a piece or strip that has been peeled off [n] */* |
PENCILINGS– | PENCILING [n] */* |
PETNAPINGS– | PETNAPING [n] */* |
PETTINGS– | PETTING, amorous caressing and kissing [n] */* |
PHARMINGS– | PHARMING, the production of pharmaceuticals from genetically altered plants or animals [n] */* |
PHRASINGS– | PHRASING, manner or style of verbal expression [n] */* |
PHREAKINGS– | PHREAKING [n] */* |
PICKINGS– | PICKING, the act of one that picks (to select (to choose)) [n] */* |
PIECINGS– | PIECING, material to be sewn together [n] */* |
PIERCINGS– | PIERCING, a piece of jewelry attached to pierced flesh [n] */* |
PILINGS– | PILING, a structure of building supports [n] s/* |
PILOTINGS– | PILOTING, a branch of navigation [n] */* |
PINGS– | PING, to produce a brief, high-pitched sound [v] */* |
PINKINGS– | PINKING, a method of cutting or decorating [n] */* |
PIPINGS– | PIPING, a system of pipes [n] */* |
PITTINGS– | PITTING, an arrangement of cavities or depressions [n] */* |
PLAITINGS– | PLAITING, something that is plaited [n] */* |
PLANKINGS– | PLANKING, covering made of planks [n] */* |
PLANNINGS– | PLANNING, the establishment of goals or policies [n] */* |
PLANTINGS– | PLANTING, an area where plants are grown [n] */* |
PLATINGS– | PLATING, a thin layer of metal [n] */* |
PLAYGOINGS– | PLAYGOING [n] */* |
PLAYTHINGS– | PLAYTHING [n] */* |
–PLEADINGS– | PLEADING, an allegation in a legal action [n] */* |
PLUMBINGS– | PLUMBING, the pipe system of a building [n] */* |
POSTINGS– | POSTING, the act of transferring to a ledger [n] */* |
PRESSINGS– | PRESSING, an instance of stamping with a press [n] */* |
PRICKINGS– | PRICKING, a prickly feeling [n] */* |
PRIMINGS– | PRIMING, the act of one that primes (to make ready (prepared)) [n] */* |
PRINTINGS– | PRINTING, a reproduction from a printing surface [n] */* |
PROFILINGS– | PROFILING [n] */* |
PUDDINGS– | PUDDING, a thick, soft dessert [n] */* |
PUDDLINGS– | PUDDLING, the process of converting pig iron to wrought iron [n] */* |
PULINGS– | PULING, a plaintive cry [n] */* |
PURFLINGS– | PURFLING, an ornamental border [n] */* |
PURGINGS– | PURGING, the act of purifying (to free from impurities) [n] */* |
PURLINGS– | PURLING, an inversion of stitches in knitting [n] */* |
QUARRYINGS– | QUARRYING [n] */* |
QUILLINGS– | QUILLING, material that is quilled [n] */* |
QUILTINGS– | QUILTING, material that is used for making quilts [n] */* |
QUISLINGS– | QUISLING, a traitor who aids the invaders of his country [n] */* |
RACINGS– | RACING, the sport of engaging in contests of speed [n] bt/* |
RAILINGS– | RAILING, a fence-like barrier [n] */* |
RAISINGS– | RAISING, an elevation [n] */* |
RALLYINGS– | RALLYING, the sport of driving in rallyes [n] */* |
RANKINGS– | RANKING, a listing of ranked individuals [n] */* |
RASPINGS– | RASPING, a tiny piece of wood removed with a coarse file [n] */* |
RATINGS– | RATING, relative estimate or evaluation [n] g/* |
RATTLINGS– | RATTLING, ratline (one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship) [n] */* |
RAVELINGS– | RAVELING, a loose thread [n] */* |
RAVELLINGS– | RAVELLING, raveling (a loose thread) [n] */* |
RAVENINGS– | RAVENING, rapacity (the quality of being ravenous) [n] */* |
RAVINGS– | RAVING, irrational, incoherent speech [n] c/* |
READINGS– | READING, material that is read [n] */* |
REASONINGS– | REASONING [n] */* |
RECKONINGS– | RECKONING [n] */* |
RECORDINGS– | RECORDING, CORDING, the ribbed surface of cloth [n] */* |
REDLININGS– | REDLINING [n] */* |
REDWINGS– | REDWING, a European thrush [n] */* |
REEDINGS– | REEDING, a convex molding [n] b/* |
REEDLINGS– | REEDLING, a marsh bird [n] */* |
REELINGS– | REELING, sustained noise [n] */* |
REHEARINGS– | REHEARING, HEARING, a preliminary examination [n] */* |
REJOICINGS– | REJOICING [n] */* |
RENDERINGS– | RENDERING [n] */* |
REREADINGS– | REREADING, READING, material that is read [n] */* |
RESITTINGS– | RESITTING, SITTING, a meeting or session [n] */* |
RESPRINGS– | RESPRING, SPRING, to move upward suddenly and swiftly [v] */* |
RESTRINGS– | RESTRING, STRING, to provide with strings (slender cords) [v] */* |
RETAILINGS– | RETAILING, TAILING, the part of a projecting stone or brick that is inserted into a wall [n] */* |
RETELLINGS– | RETELLING [n] */* |
RIBBINGS– | RIBBING, the act of one that ribs (to poke fun at) [n] c/* |
RIDGELINGS– | RIDGELING [n] */* |
RIDGLINGS– | RIDGLING, a male animal with undescended testicles [n] */* |
RIDINGS– | RIDING, the act of one that rides (to sit on, control, and be conveyed by an animal or machine) [n] */* |
RIESLINGS– | RIESLING, a white Rhine wine [n] */* |
RIFLINGS– | RIFLING, the system of grooves in a gun barrel [n] t/* |
RIGGINGS– | RIGGING, the system of lines, chains, and tackle used aboard a ship [n] */* |
RINGS– | RING, to form a ring (a circular band) around [v] bw/* |
RINSINGS– | RINSING, the act of one that rinses (to cleanse with clear water) [n] */* |
RISINGS– | RISING, the act of one that rises (to move upward) [n] */* |
ROARINGS– | ROARING, a loud, deep sound [n] */* |
ROCKLINGS– | ROCKLING, a marine fish [n] */* |
ROLLINGS– | ROLLING, the act of one that rolls (to move along by repeatedly turning over) [n] t/* |
ROOFINGS– | ROOFING, material for a roof [n] */* |
ROVINGS– | ROVING, a roll of textile fibers [n] */* |
ROWINGS– | ROWING, the sport of racing in light, long, and narrow rowboats [n] */* |
RUBBINGS– | RUBBING, an image produced by rubbing [n] d/* |
RUCHINGS– | RUCHING, a ruche (a pleated strip of fine fabric) [n] */* |
RULINGS– | RULING, an authoritative decision [n] */* |
RUMBLINGS– | RUMBLING, a deep, thunderous sound [n] c/* |
RUNNINGS– | RUNNING, a race [n] */* |
RUSHINGS– | RUSHING, yardage gained in football by running plays [n] */* |
RUSSETINGS– | RUSSETING [n] */* |
SACKINGS– | SACKING, material for making sacks [n] */* |
SACRINGS– | SACRING, the consecration of bread and wine of the Eucharist [n] */* |
SAILINGS– | SAILING, the act of one that sails (to move across the surface of water by the action of wind) [n] */* |
SALTINGS– | SALTING, land regularly flooded by tides [n] */* |
SAMPLINGS– | SAMPLING, a small part selected for analysis [n] */* |
SANDLINGS– | SANDLING, a marine fish [n] */* |
SAPLINGS– | SAPLING, a young tree [n] */* |
SAVINGS– | SAVING, the act or an instance of saving [n] */* |
SAYINGS– | SAYING, a maxim (a brief statement of a general truth or principle) [n] */* |
–SCANNINGS– | SCANNING, close examination [n] */* |
SCANTLINGS– | SCANTLING [n] */* |
SCHILLINGS– | SCHILLING [n] */* |
SCHOOLINGS– | SCHOOLING [n] */* |
SCOLDINGS– | SCOLDING, a harsh reproof [n] */* |
SCOURINGS– | SCOURING, material removed by scouring [n] */* |
SCOUTINGS– | SCOUTING, the act of one that scouts (to observe for the purpose of obtaining information) [n] */* |
SCRAPINGS– | SCRAPING, something scraped off [n] */* |
SCREENINGS– | SCREENING [n] */* |
SEAFARINGS– | SEAFARING [n] */* |
SEASONINGS– | SEASONING [n] */* |
–SEATINGS– | SEATING, material for covering seats [n] */* |
SEEDLINGS– | SEEDLING, a young plant [n] */* |
SEEINGS– | SEEING, the act of one that sees (to perceive with the eyes) [n] */* |
SEEMINGS– | SEEMING, outward appearance [n] */* |
SEISINGS– | SEISING, seizing (the act of one that seizes (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly)) [n] */* |
SEIZINGS– | SEIZING, the act of one that seizes (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [n] */* |
SERGINGS– | SERGING, a process of finishing the raw edges of a fabric [n] */* |
SERVINGS– | SERVING, a portion of food [n] */* |
SETTINGS– | SETTING, the scenery used in a dramatic production [n] */* |
SETTLINGS– | SETTLING, sediment [n] */* |
SEWINGS– | SEWING, material that has been or is to be sewed [n] */* |
SHADINGS– | SHADING, protection against light or heat [n] */* |
SHAFTINGS– | SHAFTING, a system of rods for transmitting motion or power [n] */* |
SHAVELINGS– | SHAVELING [n] */* |
SHAVINGS– | SHAVING, something shaved off [n] */* |
SHEALINGS– | SHEALING, a shepherd’s hut [n] */* |
–SHEARINGS– | SHEARING, an instance of cutting hair or wool [n] */* |
SHEARLINGS– | SHEARLING [n] */* |
SHEATHINGS– | SHEATHING [n] */* |
SHEETINGS– | SHEETING, material in the form of sheets [n] */* |
SHELVINGS– | SHELVING, material for shelves [n] */* |
SHIELINGS– | SHIELING, shealing (a shepherd’s hut) [n] */* |
SHILLINGS– | SHILLING, a former monetary unit of Great Britain [n] */* |
SHIPPINGS– | SHIPPING, the business of one that ships [n] */* |
SHIRRINGS– | SHIRRING, a shirred arrangement of cloth [n] */* |
SHIRTINGS– | SHIRTING, fabric used for making shirts [n] */* |
SHOOTINGS– | SHOOTING, the act of one that shoots (to hit, wound, or kill with a missile discharged from a weapon) [n] */* |
–SHOPPINGS– | SHOPPING, the act of one that shops (to examine goods with intent to buy) [n] */* |
SHORINGS– | SHORING, a system of supporting timbers [n] */* |
SHOWINGS– | SHOWING, an exhibition or display [n] */* |
SHOWRINGS– | SHOWRING, a ring where animals are displayed [n] */* |
SHUCKINGS– | SHUCKING, the act of one that shucks (to remove the husk or shell from) [n] */* |
SIBLINGS– | SIBLING, one having the same parents as another [n] */* |
SIDINGS– | SIDING, material used for surfacing a frame building [n] */* |
SIFTINGS– | SIFTING, the work of a sifter [n] */* |
SIGHTINGS– | SIGHTING, an observation [n] */* |
SILVERINGS– | SILVERING [n] */* |
SINGS– | SING, to utter with musical inflections of the voice [v] */* |
SITTINGS– | SITTING, a meeting or session [n] */* |
SIZINGS– | SIZING, a substance used as a glaze or filler for porous materials [n] */* |
SKATINGS– | SKATING, the sport of gliding on skates [n] */* |
SKIINGS– | SKIING, the sport of traveling on skis [n] */* |
SKIJORINGS– | SKIJORING [n] */* |
–SKILLINGS– | SKILLING, a former coin of Scandinavian countries [n] */* |
SKIMMINGS– | SKIMMING, something that is skimmed from a liquid [n] */* |
SKIORINGS– | SKIORING, a form of skiing [n] */* |
SKIRTINGS– | SKIRTING, a board at the base of a wall [n] */* |
SKYDIVINGS– | SKYDIVING [n] */* |
SLAMMINGS– | SLAMMING, the practice of switching a person’s telephone service from one company to another without permission [n] */* |
–SLASHINGS– | SLASHING, the act of one that slashes (to cut with violent sweeping strokes) [n] */* |
SLATINGS– | SLATING, the act of one that slates (to cover with slate (a roofing material)) [n] */* |
SLATTINGS– | SLATTING, material for making slats [n] */* |
SLEDDINGS– | SLEDDING, the act of one that sleds (to convey on a sled (a vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice)) [n] */* |
SLEEPINGS– | SLEEPING, the act of one that sleeps (to be in a natural, periodic state of rest) [n] */* |
–SLINGS– | SLING, to throw with a sudden motion [v] */* |
SLUBBINGS– | SLUBBING, a slightly twisted roll of textile fibers [n] */* |
SMOCKINGS– | SMOCKING, a type of embroidery [n] */* |
SOARINGS– | SOARING, the sport of flying in a heavier-than-air craft without power [n] */* |
SOMETHINGS– | SOMETHING [n] */* |
SORINGS– | SORING, the practice of making a horse’s front feet sore to force high stepping [n] */* |
SOUNDINGS– | SOUNDING, a sampling or test of opinions [n] */* |
SOUTHINGS– | SOUTHING, movement toward the south [n] */* |
SPACINGS– | SPACING, the distance between any two objects [n] */* |
SPAEINGS– | SPAEING, the act of foretelling (to tell of or about in advance) [n] */* |
SPANKINGS– | SPANKING, the act of one that spanks (to slap on the buttocks) [n] */* |
SPARLINGS– | SPARLING, a young herring [n] */* |
SPEAKINGS– | SPEAKING, a speech or discourse [n] */* |
SPEEDINGS– | SPEEDING, the act of driving faster than the law allows [n] */* |
SPEERINGS– | SPEERING, inquiry (a question) [n] */* |
SPELLINGS– | SPELLING, a sequence of letters composing a word [n] */* |
–SPILINGS– | SPILING, a piling (a structure of building supports) [n] */* |
SPINNINGS– | SPINNING, the act of one that spins (to draw out and twist into threads) [n] */* |
SPOOLINGS– | SPOOLING, the temporary storage of data for later output [n] */* |
SPOUTINGS– | SPOUTING, a channel for draining off water from a roof [n] */* |
SPRINGINGS– | SPRINGING [n] */* |
SPRINGS– | SPRING, to move upward suddenly and swiftly [v] */* |
STABLINGS– | STABLING, accommodation for animals in a stable [n] */* |
STAGINGS– | STAGING, a temporary platform [n] */* |
–STALKINGS– | STALKING, the act of one that stalks (to pursue stealthily) [n] */* |
STANDINGS– | STANDING, a position or condition in society [n] */* |
STARLINGS– | STARLING, a European bird [n] */* |
STEADINGS– | STEADING, a small farm [n] */* |
STEALINGS– | STEALING, the act of one that steals (to take without right or permission) [n] */* |
STEEVINGS– | STEEVING, the angular elevation of a bowsprit from a ship’s keel [n] */* |
STERLINGS– | STERLING, British money [n] */* |
–STINGS– | STING, to prick painfully [v] */* |
STIPPLINGS– | STIPPLING [n] */* |
STIRRINGS– | STIRRING, a beginning of motion [n] */* |
STOCKINGS– | STOCKING, a knitted or woven covering for the foot and leg [n] */* |
–STRAPPINGS– | STRAPPING [n] */* |
STREAKINGS– | STREAKING [n] */* |
STREAMINGS– | STREAMING [n] */* |
STRINGINGS– | STRINGING [n] */* |
STRINGS– | STRING, to provide with strings (slender cords) [v] */* |
STRIPINGS– | STRIPING, the stripes marked or painted on something [n] */* |
STRIPLINGS– | STRIPLING [n] */* |
STROUDINGS– | STROUDING [n] */* |
STUDDINGS– | STUDDING, the framework of a wall [n] */* |
STUFFINGS– | STUFFING, material with which something is stuffed [n] */* |
STYLINGS– | STYLING, the way in which something is styled [n] */* |
SUBBINGS– | SUBBING, a thin coating on the support of a photographic film [n] */* |
SUBRINGS– | SUBRING, a subset of a mathematical ring that is itself a ring [n] */* |
SUCKLINGS– | SUCKLING, a young mammal that has not been weaned [n] */* |
SUFFERINGS– | SUFFERING [n] */* |
SUITINGS– | SUITING, fabric for making suits [n] */* |
SURFACINGS– | SURFACING [n] */* |
SURFINGS– | SURFING, the act or sport of riding the surf (breaking waves) [n] */* |
SURVEYINGS– | SURVEYING [n] */* |
–SWEEPINGS– | SWEEPING, the act of one that sweeps (to clear or clean with a brush or broom) [n] */* |
SWEETINGS– | SWEETING, a sweet apple [n] */* |
SWELLINGS– | SWELLING, something that is swollen [n] */* |
SWEPTWINGS– | SWEPTWING [n] */* |
SWIMMINGS– | SWIMMING, the act of one that swims (to propel oneself in water by natural means) [n] */* |
SWINGINGS– | SWINGING, the practice of swapping sex partners [n] */* |
–SWINGS– | SWING, to move freely back and forth [v] */* |
TACKLINGS– | TACKLING, equipment [n] */* |
TAILINGS– | TAILING, the part of a projecting stone or brick that is inserted into a wall [n] */* |
TAILORINGS– | TAILORING [n] */* |
TAKINGS– | TAKING, a seizure (the act of seizing) [n] */* |
TALKINGS– | TALKING, conversation [n] s/* |
TANNINGS– | TANNING, the process of converting hides into leather [n] */* |
TAPPINGS– | TAPPING, the process or means by which something is tapped [n] */* |
TATTINGS– | TATTING, delicate handmade lace [n] */* |
TAXPAYINGS– | TAXPAYING [n] */* |
TEACHINGS– | TEACHING, a doctrine (a belief or set of beliefs taught or advocated) [n] */* |
TEETHINGS– | TEETHING, the first growth of teeth [n] */* |
–THATCHINGS– | THATCHING [n] */* |
THINGS– | THING, an inanimate object [n] */* |
THINKINGS– | THINKING, an opinion or judgment [n] */* |
THRASHINGS– | THRASHING [n] */* |
TICKINGS– | TICKING, a strong cotton fabric [n] */* |
TIDINGS– | TIDING, a piece of news [n] */* |
TILINGS– | TILING, a surface of tiles [n] */* |
TIMBERINGS– | TIMBERING [n] */* |
TIMINGS– | TIMING, the selection of the proper moment for doing something [n] */* |
TINGS– | TING, to emit a high-pitched metallic sound [v] s/* |
–TINKLINGS– | TINKLING, the sound made by something that tinkles [n] */* |
TINTINGS– | TINTING, the process of one that tints [n] */* |
TITHINGS– | TITHING, the act of levying tithes [n] */* |
TONGUINGS– | TONGUING, the use of the tongue in articulating notes on a wind instrument [n] */* |
TOOLINGS– | TOOLING, ornamentation done with tools [n] */* |
TOPPINGS– | TOPPING, something that forms a top [n] */* |
TOURINGS– | TOURING, cross-country skiing for pleasure [n] */* |
TOWELINGS– | TOWELING, material used for towels [n] */* |
TOWELLINGS– | TOWELLING [n] */* |
–TRACINGS– | TRACING, something that is traced [n] */* |
TRACKINGS– | TRACKING, the placement of students within a curriculum [n] */* |
TRAININGS– | TRAINING, systematic instruction [n] */* |
TRAPPINGS– | TRAPPING, a covering for a horse [n] s/* |
–TRIFLINGS– | TRIFLING, a waste of time [n] */* |
TRIMMINGS– | TRIMMING, something added as a decoration [n] */* |
TRIPPINGS– | TRIPPING, the act of one that trips (to stumble (to miss one’s step in walking or running)) [n] */* |
TRITHINGS– | TRITHING, an administrative division in England [n] */* |
–TROLLINGS– | TROLLING, the act of one that trolls (to fish with a slowly trailing line) [n] */* |
TRUCKINGS– | TRUCKING, truckage (transportation of goods by trucks) [n] */* |
TRUSSINGS– | TRUSSING, the framework of a structure [n] */* |
TUBINGS– | TUBING, material in the form of a tube [n] */* |
TUFTINGS– | TUFTING, a cluster of tufts used for decoration [n] */* |
TUMBLINGS– | TUMBLING, the sport of gymnastics [n] */* |
TUNNELINGS– | TUNNELING [n] */* |
TURNINGS– | TURNING, a rotation about an axis [n] */* |
TURTLINGS– | TURTLING, the act of one that turtles (to catch turtles (tortoises)) [n] */* |
TWILLINGS– | TWILLING, a twilled fabric [n] */* |
TWINKLINGS– | TWINKLING [n] */* |
–TWINNINGS– | TWINNING, the bearing of two children at the same birth [n] */* |
TWISTINGS– | TWISTING, a form of trickery used in selling life insurance [n] */* |
UNBENDINGS– | UNBENDING, BENDING, BEND, to curve (to deviate from straightness) [n] */* |
UNCOATINGS– | UNCOATING, COATING, a covering layer [n] */* |
UNDERLINGS– | UNDERLING [n] */* |
UNDERWINGS– | UNDERWING [n] */* |
UNDOINGS– | UNDOING, a cause of ruin [n] */* |
UNKNOWINGS– | UNKNOWING, KNOWING, knowledge [n] */* |
UNSLINGS– | UNSLING, to remove from a slung position [v] */* |
UNSTRINGS– | UNSTRING, to remove from a string [v] */* |
UNVEILINGS– | UNVEILING, VEILING, a veil [n] */* |
UPFLINGS– | UPFLING, to fling up [v] */* |
UPPINGS– | UPPING, the process of marking young swans for identification purposes [n] c/* |
UPRISINGS– | UPRISING, a revolt [n] */* |
UPSPRINGS– | UPSPRING, to spring up [v] */* |
UPSWINGS– | UPSWING, to swing upward [v] */* |
UPWELLINGS– | UPWELLING [n] */* |
VAPORINGS– | VAPORING, boastful talk [n] */* |
VAULTINGS– | VAULTING, the structure forming a vault [n] */* |
VEILINGS– | VEILING, a veil [n] */* |
VEININGS– | VEINING, a network of veins [n] */* |
VENEERINGS– | VENEERING [n] */* |
VESTINGS– | VESTING, the right of an employee to share in and withdraw from a pension fund without penalty [n] */* |
VETCHLINGS– | VETCHLING [n] */* |
VIEWINGS– | VIEWING, an act of seeing, watching, or looking [n] */* |
VIKINGS– | VIKING, a Scandinavian pirate [n] */* |
VOGUEINGS– | VOGUEING, voguing (a dance consisting of a series of styled poses) [n] */* |
VOGUINGS– | VOGUING, a dance consisting of a series of styled poses [n] */* |
VOICINGS– | VOICING, the tonal quality of an instrument in an ensemble [n] */* |
WADDINGS– | WADDING, a wad [n] */* |
WAFFLINGS– | WAFFLING, an indecisive statement or position [n] */* |
WAISTINGS– | WAISTING, a type of dressmaking material [n] */* |
WAITINGS– | WAITING, the act of one who waits (to stay in expectation of) [n] */* |
WAKENINGS– | WAKENING, the act of one that wakens (to wake (to rouse from sleep)) [n] a/* |
WALKINGS– | WALKING, the act of one that walks (to advance on foot) [n] */* |
WALLOPINGS– | WALLOPING [n] */* |
WANDERINGS– | WANDERING [n] */* |
WARNINGS– | WARNING, something that warns [n] */* |
WASHINGS– | WASHING, articles washed or to be washed [n] */* |
WATERINGS– | WATERING, the act of one that waters (to sprinkle with water (a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid)) [n] */* |
WAXINGS– | WAXING, the act of one that waxes (to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive substance)) [n] */* |
WAXWINGS– | WAXWING, a type of passerine bird [n] */* |
WAYFARINGS– | WAYFARING [n] */* |
WAYGOINGS– | WAYGOING, the act of leaving [n] */* |
WEAKLINGS– | WEAKLING, a weak person [n] */* |
–WEANLINGS– | WEANLING, a recently weaned child or animal [n] */* |
WEBBINGS– | WEBBING, a woven strip of fiber [n] */* |
WEDDINGS– | WEDDING, a marriage ceremony [n] */* |
WEEPINGS– | WEEPING, the act of one that weeps (to express sorrow by shedding tears) [n] s/* |
WELTINGS– | WELTING, a cord or strip used to reinforce a seam [n] */* |
WESTINGS– | WESTING, a shifting west [n] */* |
WETTINGS– | WETTING, a liquid used in moistening something [n] */* |
WHALINGS– | WHALING, the industry of hunting and processing whales [n] */* |
–WHEELINGS– | WHEELING, the condition of a road for vehicles [n] */* |
WHINGDINGS– | WHINGDING [n] */* |
WHIPPINGS– | WHIPPING, material used to whip [n] */* |
WHISTLINGS– | WHISTLING [n] */* |
WHITENINGS– | WHITENING [n] */* |
WHITEWINGS– | WHITEWING [n] */* |
WHITINGS– | WHITING, a marine food fish [n] */* |
WHITTLINGS– | WHITTLING [n] */* |
WICKINGS– | WICKING, material for wicks [n] */* |
WIGGINGS– | WIGGING, a scolding (a harsh reproof) [n] */* |
WILDINGS– | WILDING, a wild plant or animal [n] */* |
WILDLINGS– | WILDLING, a wilding (a wild plant or animal) [n] */* |
WINDINGS– | WINDING, material wound about an object [n] */* |
WINDLINGS– | WINDLING, a bundle of straw [n] */* |
WINGDINGS– | WINGDING, a lively party [n] */* |
WINGS– | WING, to travel by means of wings (organs of flight) [v] s/* |
–WINNINGS– | WINNING, money won in a game or competition [n] t/* |
WIRINGS– | WIRING, a system of electric wires [n] */* |
–WITCHINGS– | WITCHING, sorcery (alleged use of supernatural powers) [n] */* |
WITLINGS– | WITLING, one who considers himself witty [n] */* |
WITTINGS– | WITTING, knowledge [n] */* |
WORDINGS– | WORDING, the act or style of expressing in words [n] */* |
WORKINGS– | WORKING, a mining excavation [n] */* |
WORLDLINGS– | WORLDLING [n] */* |
WRAPPINGS– | WRAPPING, the material in which something is wrapped [n] */* |
WRECKINGS– | WRECKING, the occupation of salvaging wrecked objects [n] */* |
WRESTLINGS– | WRESTLING [n] */* |
–WRINGS– | WRING, to twist so as to compress [v] */* |
WRITINGS– | WRITING, a written composition [n] */* |
YACHTINGS– | YACHTING, the sport of sailing in yachts [n] */* |
YAWPINGS– | YAWPING, a loud, harsh cry [n] */* |
YEALINGS– | YEALING, a person of the same age [n] */* |
–YEANLINGS– | YEANLING, the young of a sheep or goat [n] */* |
YEARLINGS– | YEARLING, an animal past its first year and not yet two years old [n] */* |
–YEARNINGS– | YEARNING, a strong or deep desire [n] */* |
YOUNGLINGS– | YOUNGLING [n] */* |
ZINGS– | ZING, to move with a high-pitched humming sound [v] */* |
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