BURROWING | • burrowing v. Present participle of burrow. • burrowing n. The act or result of making a burrow. • BURROW v. to dig a hole or tunnel in the ground. |
FURBELOWING | • furbelowing v. Present participle of furbelow. • FURBELOW v. to decorate with ruffles. |
MOWBURNING | • mowburning n. (Archaic) Damage to hay caused by overheating while in storage. • MOWBURNING n. the fermenting of hay when housed too green. |
MOWBURNINGS | • MOWBURNING n. the fermenting of hay when housed too green. |
OUTBRAWLING | • outbrawling v. Present participle of outbrawl. • OUTBRAWL v. to surpass in brawling. |
SUBNETWORKING | • SUBNETWORK v. to use a subnetwork. |
UNBOWDLERISED | • UNBOWDLERISED adj. not bowdlerised, also UNBOWDLERIZED. |
UNBOWDLERIZED | • unbowdlerized adj. Not bowdlerized. • UNBOWDLERIZED adj. not bowdlerized, also UNBOWDLERISED. |
UNBURROWING | • unburrowing v. Present participle of unburrow. • UNBURROW v. to bring out of a burrow. |
UNIBROW | • unibrow n. A pair of eyebrows which meet in the middle. • UNIBROW n. a derogatory word for eyebrows that meet, also MONOBROW. |
UNIBROWS | • unibrows n. Plural of unibrow. • UNIBROW n. a derogatory word for eyebrows that meet, also MONOBROW. |
UNWORKABILITIES | • unworkabilities n. Plural of unworkability. • UNWORKABILITY n. the quality of being unworkable. |
UNWORKABILITY | • unworkability n. The quality or state of being unworkable, lack of workability. • unworkability n. An unworkable aspect or element. • UNWORKABILITY n. the quality of being unworkable. |
WHATABOUTERIES | • whatabouteries n. Plural of whataboutery. • WHATABOUTERY n. (of two communities in conflict) the practice of repeatedly blaming the other side and referring to events from the past. |
WHIRLABOUT | • whirlabout n. A fairground carousel. • WHIRLABOUT n. anything that whirls around; a whirligig. |
WHIRLABOUTS | • whirlabouts n. Plural of whirlabout. • WHIRLABOUT n. anything that whirls around; a whirligig. |
WINTERBOURNE | • winterbourne n. (Britain) A stream that only flows in winter or after wet weather, particularly in an area rich in limestone. • Winterbourne prop.n. Any of several villages in Britain. • Winterbourne prop.n. A surname from Old English. |
WINTERBOURNES | • winterbournes n. Plural of winterbourne. • WINTERBOURNE n. an intermittent spring of water. |