A Few More (m)
in reply to a message by Lillian
I like (I'm marking with G or B which gender I prefer for it):
Irving (B)
Spring (G)
Starling (G)
Sterling (B)
Brightening (B) This is the first one I thought of, myself.
Christening (B) I'd love this enough to use it if it weren't an actual word.
Dashing (B)
Dawning (G)
Enduring (G/B)
Heartening (G/B)
Lancing (B) Much better than Lance!
Meriting (G)
Quilling (B) Again, if this weren't an actual word...
Rhyming (G) I can't say I really like this, but I do love Rhyme.
Whirling (B)
Wow... -ing words start to look reeeally weird after you look at them for a while.
I didn't see the original post for this, so I'll add a few of my own:
Sharing
Glistening
Travelling
Pondering
Inspiring
Imagining
Pinking
Admiring
Flowering
Rejoicing
"O" words:
Observing
Orchestrating
Overcoming
Originating
(EDIT: added a couple)
♥♣ ♦♠
" i'd rather learn from one bird how to sing
than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance "
♠♦ ♣♥
Irving (B)
Spring (G)
Starling (G)
Sterling (B)
Brightening (B) This is the first one I thought of, myself.
Christening (B) I'd love this enough to use it if it weren't an actual word.
Dashing (B)
Dawning (G)
Enduring (G/B)
Heartening (G/B)
Lancing (B) Much better than Lance!
Meriting (G)
Quilling (B) Again, if this weren't an actual word...
Rhyming (G) I can't say I really like this, but I do love Rhyme.
Whirling (B)
Wow... -ing words start to look reeeally weird after you look at them for a while.
I didn't see the original post for this, so I'll add a few of my own:
Sharing
Glistening
Travelling
Pondering
Inspiring
Imagining
Pinking
Admiring
Flowering
Rejoicing
"O" words:
Observing
Orchestrating
Overcoming
Originating
(EDIT: added a couple)
" i'd rather learn from one bird how to sing
than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance "
♠♦ ♣♥
This message was edited 7/23/2006, 6:39 PM
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Wow... -ing words start to look reeeally weird after you look at them for a while.
I noticed this too, haha. :)
·•·Eliza·•·(See PPs in profile)
All children, except one, grow up.... You always know after you are two. Two is the beginning of the end.
I noticed this too, haha. :)
·•·Eliza·•·
All children, except one, grow up.... You always know after you are two. Two is the beginning of the end.