LAWIN | • LAWIN n. (Scots) a bill or reckoning. |
LAWINE | • lawine n. Alternative form of lauwine. • LAWINE n. (German) an avalanche, also LAUWINE. |
LAWING | • lawing n. Going to law; litigation. • lawing n. (UK, Scotland, obsolete) Money owed for a service rendered. • lawing v. Present participle of law. |
LAWINS | • LAWIN n. (Scots) a bill or reckoning. |
BLAWING | • BLAW v. (Scots) to blow. |
CLAWING | • clawing v. Present participle of claw. • clawing n. A scratch with the claws. • clawing adj. Causing a visceral sensation of panic or terror. |
FLAWIER | • FLAWY adj. full of flaws. |
FLAWING | • flawing v. Present participle of flaw. • FLAW v. to make defective or imperfect. |
LAWINES | • lawines n. Plural of lawine. • LAWINE n. (German) an avalanche, also LAUWINE. |
LAWINGS | • lawings n. Plural of lawing. • Lawings prop.n. Plural of Lawing. • LAWING n. a bill for food or drink in a tavern. |
FLAWIEST | • FLAWY adj. full of flaws. |
UNLAWING | • unlawing v. Present participle of unlaw. • UNLAW v. to deprive of the authority or character of law. |
DECLAWING | • declawing v. Present participle of declaw. • declawing n. (Veterinary medicine) The surgical removal of claws. • DECLAW v. to remove the claws of. |
OUTLAWING | • outlawing v. Present participle of outlaw. • OUTLAW v. to prohibit. |
CLAPPERCLAWING | • clapperclawing v. Present participle of clapperclaw. • CLAPPERCLAW v. (archaic) to claw or scratch. |