terms |
swingling |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb swingling is
.
swingling |
shingling |
As verbs the difference between swingling and shingling
is that
swingling is while
shingling is .
As a noun shingling is
the act of covering with shingles.
swingeing |
swingling |
As verbs the difference between swingeing and swingling
is that
swingeing is (archaic) while
swingling is .
As an adjective swingeing
is (british) large, immense.
singling |
swingling |
As verbs the difference between singling and swingling
is that
singling is while
swingling is .
As a noun singling
is liquid collected from the wash, or fermented wort; low wine.
swindling |
swingling |
As verbs the difference between swindling and swingling
is that
swindling is present participle of swindle while
swingling is present participle of swingle.
As a noun swindling
is the act by which somebody is swindled.
swingling |
swinging |
As verbs the difference between swingling and swinging
is that
swingling is while
swinging is .
As a noun swinging is
the act or motion of that which swings.
As an adjective swinging is
(informal) fine, good, successful.
swingling |
swineling |
As a verb swingling
is .
As a noun swineling is
a small, young, or immature swine; pigling.