-ing Definition
-ing (iŋ)
- forming the present participle of verbs hearing, noticing
Etymology: ME -ing, -yng < OE -ung
- the act or an instance of (a specified verb) talking, digging
- something produced by the action of (a specified verb) a painting
- something that does the action of (a specified verb) a covering for her head
- material used for (a specified thing) blanketing, carpeting
- an act or process involving (a specified thing): added to verbs or, sometimes, nouns
Etymology: ME < OE
a person or thing of a (specified) kind or origin: sometimes used with diminutive force atheling, farthing
Etymology: ME -ing, -yng, orig. -end, -and, -ind < OE -ende, suffix of prp. of verbs
Browse dictionary entries near -ing
- ‹ ingénue
- ‹ infusorian
- ‹ infusorial
- ‹ infusive
- ‹ infusionism
- ‹ infusion
- ‹ infusible
- ‹ infuse
- ‹ infuscate
- ‹ infuriated
- ingather ›
- Inge ›
- ingeminate ›
- ingenerate ›
- ingenious ›
- ingenuity ›
- ingenuous ›
- ingenuously ›
- ingenuousness ›
- Ingersoll ›

