minging |
hinging |
As an adjective minging
is (british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
As a verb hinging is
.
minging |
winging |
As an adjective minging
is unattractive or repulsive.
As a verb winging is
present participle of lang=en.
minging |
manging |
As an adjective minging
is (british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
As a verb manging is
.
singing |
minging |
As adjectives the difference between singing and minging
is that
singing is (music) smooth and flowing while
minging is (british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
As a noun singing
is the act of using the voice to produce musical sounds; vocalizing.
As a verb singing
is .
ringing |
minging |
As adjectives the difference between ringing and minging
is that
ringing is loud and clear while
minging is (british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
As a noun ringing
is the sound of ringing.
As a verb ringing
is .
mining |
minging |
As a noun mining
is (
senseid) the activity of removing solid valuables from the earth.
As a verb mining
is .
As an adjective minging is
(british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
minging |
kinging |
As an adjective minging
is (british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
As a verb kinging is
.
mingling |
minging |
As an adjective minging is
(british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
minding |
minging |
As a verb minding
is .
As a noun minding
is the act of taking heed of something.
As an adjective minging is
(british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
minging |
ginging |
As an adjective minging
is (british|slang) unattractive or repulsive.
As a noun ginging is
(mining) the lining of a shaft with stones or bricks to prevent collapse.
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