BOOHING | • boohing v. Present participle of booh. • BOOH v. to show disapproval by making this sound, also BOO. |
GOODISH | • goodish adj. Rather good than the contrary; not actually bad; tolerable. • goodish adj. Considerable; goodly. • GOODISH adj. somewhat good. |
HOBOING | • hoboing v. Present participle of hobo. • HOBO v. to live like a tramp. |
HOODING | • hooding v. Present participle of hood. • hooding n. The expansion of the neck of an elapid called hood. • HOOD v. to furnish with a covering for the head. |
HOOFING | • hoofing v. Present participle of hoof. • HOOF v. to dance. |
HOOKING | • hooking v. Present participle of hook. • hooking n. The act of catching or fastening something on a hook. • hooking n. (Ice hockey, bandy, floorball) The penalized action of using one’s stick to restrain an opponent. |
HOONING | • hooning v. Present participle of hoon. • HOON v. (Australian slang) to act loutishly. |
HOOPING | • hooping v. Present participle of hoop. • HOOP v. to fasten with a circular band of metal. |
HOOTING | • hooting v. Present participle of hoot. • hooting n. The sound of a hoot, or the occasion of producing this sound. • HOOT v. to cry like an owl, also HOUT, WHOOT. |
HOOVING | • HOOVE v. (Spenser) to hover, loiter. |
OOHINGS | • oohings n. Plural of oohing. • OOHING n. the act of saying ooh. |
POOHING | • poohing v. Present participle of pooh. • POOH v. to express contempt for. |
SHOOGIE | • SHOOGIE v. (Scots) to swing, sway back and forth, also SHOGGLE, SHOOGLE. |
SHOOING | • shooing v. Present participle of shoo. • shooing n. The act by which somebody is shooed away. • SHOO v. to drive away. |