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There are 17 twelve-letter words containing G, 3N, O, R and S

CONSTRAININGconstraining v. Present participle of constrain.
constraining n. The act by which something is constrained.
CONSTRAIN v. to force, compel.
CONSTRINGENTconstringent adj. Having the quality of contracting, binding, or compressing.
CONSTRINGENT adj. tending to constringe.
CONSTRINGINGconstringing v. Present participle of constringe.
CONSTRINGE v. to draw together; to cause to contract or shrink.
CRAMPONNINGSCRAMPONNING n. climbing using crampons.
ENCRIMSONINGencrimsoning v. Present participle of encrimson.
ENCRIMSON v. to colour crimson.
ENTHRONISINGenthronising v. Present participle of enthronise.
ENTHRONISE v. to enthrone e.g. a bishop, also ENTHRONIZE.
IGNORANTNESSignorantness n. The state or quality of being ignorant; ignorance.
IGNORANTNESS n. the state of being ignorant.
NONANSWERINGnonanswering adj. Not answering.
NONANSWER v. to answer in an unsatisfactory way.
NONARGUMENTSnonarguments n. Plural of nonargument.
NONARGUMENT n. something that is not an argument.
NONINTEGRALSSorry, definition not available.
OVERMANNINGSOVERMANNING n. excessive manning.
PRONOUNCINGSpronouncings n. Plural of pronouncing.
PRONOUNCING n. the act of pronunciation.
RECONDENSINGrecondensing v. Present participle of recondense.
RECONDENSE v. to condense again.
RECONSIGNINGreconsigning v. Present participle of reconsign.
RECONSIGN v. to consign again.
RONTGENISINGRONTGENISE v. to treat by rontgen rays, also ROENTGENISE, ROENTGENIZE, RONTGENIZE.
SONNETEERINGsonneteering v. Present participle of sonneteer.
sonneteering n. The writing of sonnets.
SONNETEERING n. the composition of sonnets.
UNNOURISHINGunnourishing adj. Not nourishing.
UNNOURISHING adj. not nourishing.

Scrabble words — in black are valid world wide — in RED are not valid in North America — in GREEN are valid only in North America.
Definitions are short excerpt from the 1Word.ws and WikWik.org.

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