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aborn·ing;
aw·ing;
bear·ing;
be·ing;
bell·ing;
berth·ing;
bind·ing;
boul·der·ing;
brok·ing;
brown·ing;
cheese·par·ing;
cleans·ing;
clos·ing;
con·cern·ing;
con·sid·er·ing;
cop·ing;
cov·er·ing;
crack·ing;
crown·ing;
duck·ing;
dur·ing;
en·dur·ing;
fac·ing;
fad·ing;
fair·ing;
flyt·ing;
forth·com·ing;
frost·ing;
green·ing;
grov·el·ing;
gru·el·ing;
hoard·ing;
hous·ing;
hurt·ing;
ic·ing;
in·com·ing;
ka·ing·in;
key·ing;
kill·ing;
know-noth·ing;
know·ing;
last·ing;
law·ing;
leap·ing;
lin·ing;
lisp·ing;
lis·ten·ing;
list·ing;
liv·ing;
lov·ing;
low·er·ing;
mail·ing;
mak·ing;
mean·ing;
morn·ing;
mus·ing;
nec·ro·manc·ing;
noth·ing;
noth·ing·ly;
out·ing;
pains·tak·ing;
pal·ing;
pass·ing;
pat·tern·ing;
pelt·ing;
pinch·ing;
pin·ing;
pip·ing;
plant·ing;
plead·ing;
pleas·ing;
poll·ing;
press·ing;
rav·ing;
read·ing;
re·duc·ing;
ring·ing;
rock·ing;
roll·ing;
rop·ing;
rul·ing;
sack·ing;
sav·ing;
scald·ing;
shap·ing;
sheal·ing;
sheet·ing;
shelv·ing;
slid·ing;
sound·ing;
spank·ing;
speak·ing;
spear·ing;
spil·ing;
stav·ing;
stick·ing;
stock·ing;
stream·ing;
sweep·ing;
swell·ing;
swinge·ing;
swing·ing;
swing·ing·ly;
swoon·ing;
thun·der·ing;
tick·ing;
tid·ing;
til·ing;
trac·ing;
wash·ing·to·nia;
wash·ing·to·ni·an;
whack·ing;
whit·ing;
wild·ing;
will·ing;
wind·ing;
witch·ing;
abid·ing·ly;
ac·com·mo·dat·ing·ly;
ach·ing·ly;
ad·mir·ing·ly;
ador·ing·ly;
ag·gra·vat·ing·ly;
ag·o·niz·ing·ly;
al·lur·ing·ly;
al·lur·ing·ness;
amaz·ing·ly;
amus·ing·ly;
an·noy·ing·ly;
ap·peal·ing·ly;
ap·peal·ing·ness;
ap·pe·tis·ing;
as·cend·ing·ly;
as·sum·ing·ly;
as·sur·ing·ly;
as·ton·ish·ing·ly;
as·ton·ish·ing·ness;
astound·ing·ly;
aveng·ing·ly;
awak·en·ing·ly;
back·bear·ing;
beck·on·ing·ly;
be·com·ing·ly;
be·guil·ing·ly;
be·seech·ing·ly;
be·seech·ing·ness;
be·seem·ing·ly;
be·seem·ing·ness;
bible-thump·ing;
bill·brok·ing;
bind·ing·ly;
bind·ing·ness;
blanch·ing·ly;
blan·dish·ing·ly;
blench·ing·ly;
blight·ing·ly;
blind·ing·ly;
blis·ter·ing·ly;
bloom·ing·ly;
bloom·ing·ness;
blun·der·ing·ly;
blush·ing·ly;
blus·ter·ing·ly;
boat-rock·ing;
boil·ing·ly;
boom·ing·ly;
bor·ing·ly;
bor·ing·nss;
bounc·ing·ly;
bowl·der·ing;
brac·ing·ly;
brac·ing·ness;
brawl·ing·ly;
breath·tak·ing·ly;
brood·ing·ly;
bul·ly·ing·ly;
can·dle·wick·ing;
cap·ti·vat·ing·ly;
ca·ress·ing·ly;
catch·ing·ly;
chant·ing·ly;
charm·ing·ly;
charm·ing·ness;
chirp·ing·ly;
chok·ing·ly;
cloy·ing·ly;
cloy·ing·ness;
com·fort·ing·ly;
com·mand·ing·ly;
com·mand·ing·ness;
com·pen·sat·ing·ly;
con·cern·ing·ly;
con·cern·ing·ness;
con·cil·i·at·ing·ly;
con·demn·ing·ly;
con·dol·ing·ly;
con·fid·ing·ly;
con·fid·ing·ness;
con·flict·ing·ly;
con·found·ing·ly;
con·tin·u·ing·ly;
coo·ing·ly;
coun·ter·shaft·ing;
crav·ing·ly;
crav·ing·ness;
cring·ing·ly;
cring·ing·ness;
cush·ion·ing;
damn·ing·ly;
dart·ing·ly;
dart·ing·ness;
dash·ing·ly;
dec·a·tiz·ing;
de·creas·ing·ly;
de·grad·ing·ly;
de·grad·ing·ness;
de·lay·ing·ly;
de·light·ing·ly;
de·mand·ing·ly;
dep·re·cat·ing·ly;
de·press·ing·ly;
de·press·ing·ness;
de·serv·ing·ly;
de·serv·ing·ness;
de·sign·ing·ly;
des·o·lat·ing·ly;
de·spond·ing·ly;
dev·as·tat·ing·ly;
de·vour·ing·ly;
de·vour·ing·ness;
dis·ap·point·ing·ly;
dis·arm·ing·ly;
dis·be·liev·ing·ly;
dis·cern·ing·ly;
dis·com·fort·ing·ly;
dis·con·cert·ing·ly;
dis·cour·ag·ing·ly;
dis·cour·ag·ing·ness;
dis·crim·i·nat·ing·ly;
dis·gust·ing·ly;
dis·gust·ing·ness;
dis·heart·en·ing·ly;
dis·tin·guish·ing·ly;
di·vert·ing·ly;
di·vert·ing·ness;
di·vid·ing·ly;
do-noth·ing·ness;
dot·ing·ly;
dot·ing·ness;
down·siz·ing;
drawl·ing·ly;
driv·el·ing·ly;
droop·ing·ly;
droop·ing·ness;
easy·go·ing·ness;
ef·fer·vesc·ing·ly;
el·e·vat·ing·ly;
em·brac·ing·ly;
em·brac·ing·ness;
en·chant·ing·ly;
en·chant·ing·ness;
en·cour·ag·ing·ly;
en·dear·ing·ly;
en·dear·ing·ness;
en·larg·ing·ly;
en·light·en·ing·ly;
en·liv·en·ing·ly;
en·ter·pris·ing·ly;
en·ter·tain·ing·ly;
en·ter·tain·ing·ness;
en·thrall·ing·ly;
en·tic·ing·ly;
en·tic·ing·ness;
en·tranc·ing·ly;
err·ing·ly;
ex·as·per·at·ing·ly;
ex·cit·ing·ly;
ex·cru·ci·at·ing·ly;
ex·haust·ing·ly;
ex·hil·a·rat·ing·ly;
ex·ten·u·at·ing·ly;
fag·got·ing;
far-reach·ing·ly;
fawn·ing·ness;
feel·ing·less·ly;
feel·ing·ness;
fer·ret·ing;
fetch·ing·ly;
fight·ing·ly;
flam·ing·ly;
flar·ing·ly;
flat·ter·ing·ly;
flick·er·ing·ly;
float·ing·ly;
flour·ish·ing·ly;
flush·ing·ly;
foam·ing·ly;
fore·bod·ing·ly;
fore·bod·ing·ness;
for·giv·ing·ly;
for·giv·ing·ness;
freez·ing·ly;
fright·en·ing·ly;
ga·droon·ing;
gall·ing·ly;
gall·ing·ness;
gal·lop·ing·ly;
gap·ing·ly;
gauf·fer·ing;
glanc·ing·ly;
glid·ing·ly;
glim·mer·ing·ly;
glit·ter·ing·ly;
glow·ing·ly;
go-cart·ing;
go-kart·ing;
graz·ing·ly;
greet·ing·ly;
grip·ing·ly;
grop·ing·ly;
grow·ing·ly;
growl·ing·ly;
grudg·ing·ly;
grunt·ing·ly;
hair-rais·ing·ly;
halt·ing·ly;
harp·ing;
har·row·ing·ly;
haunt·ing·ly;
heal·ing·ly;
heart·break·ing·ly;
heart·en·ing·ly;
hell-rais·ing;
help·ing·ly;
hov·er·ing·ly;
howl·ing·ly;
hu·mil·i·at·ing·ly;
hun·ger·ing·ly;
hur·ry·ing·ly;
hus·ka·naw·ing;
il·lu·mi·nat·ing·ly;
im·prov·ing·ly;
in·quir·ing·ly;
in·sin·u·at·ing·ly;
in·spir·ing·ly;
in·spir·it·ing·ly;
in·sult·ing·ly;
in·sult·ing·ness;
in·ter·fer·ing·ly;
in·ter·fer·ing·ness;
in·tox·i·cat·ing·ly;
in·ves·ti·gat·ing·ly;
in·vig·o·rat·ing·ly;
in·vit·ing·ly;
in·vit·ing·ness;
ir·ri·tat·ing·ly;
jab·ber·ing·ly;
jaw·break·ing·ly;
jolt·ing·ly;
kegel·ing;
lark·ing·ly;
last·ing·ly;
last·ing·ness;
laugh·ing·ly;
law-abid·ing·ness;
leer·ing·ly;
lilt·ing·ly;
lilt·ing·ness;
lisp·ing·ly;
long-suf·fer·ing·ly;
loung·ing·ly;
lour·ing;
lour·ing·ly;
lov·ing·ness;
lurk·ing·ly;
mad·den·ing·ly;
mad·den·ing·ness;
main·stream·ing;
mean·ing·less·ly;
mean·ing·less·ness;
mean·ing·ly;
mean·ing·ness;
men·ac·ing·ly;
mis·be·liev·ing·ly;
mis·lead·ing·ly;
mis·lead·ing·ness;
moil·ing·ly;
mor·al·iz·ing·ly;
mould·ing;
mus·ing·ly;
nid·er·ing;
nour·ish·ing·ly;
numb·ing·ly;
ob·serv·ing·ly;
on·go·ing·ness;
op·pos·ing·ly;
out·go·ing·ness;
over·flow·ing·ly;
over·flow·ing·ness;
over·mas·ter·ing·ly;
over·pow·er·ing·ly;
over·reach·ing·ly;
over·rul·ing·ly;
over·shad·ow·ing·ly;
over·ween·ing·ness;
over·whelm·ing·ly;
pains·tak·ing·ly;
pains·tak·ing·ness;
parch·ing·ly;
pa·tron·iz·ing·ly;
pen·e·trat·ing·ly;
pen·e·trat·ing·ness;
per·dur·ing·ly;
per·se·ver·ing·ly;
per·sist·ing·ly;
per·turb·ing·ly;
per·vad·ing·ly;
pflei·der·ing;
phreak·ing;
pierc·ing·ly;
pierc·ing·ness;
pinch·ing·ly;
pin·ing·ly;
pity·ing·ly;
pour·ing·ly;
prac·tis·ing;
pray·ing·ly;
preach·ing·ly;
pre·pos·sess·ing·ly;
pre·pos·sess·ing·ness;
pre·sum·ing·ly;
prey·ing·ly;
pro·cras·ti·nat·ing·ly;
prom·is·ing·ly;
prom·is·ing·ness;
pros·ing·ly;
pro·tect·ing·ly;
pro·vok·ing·ly;
pul·ing·ly;
quak·ing·ly;
qual·i·fy·ing·ly;
quar·rel·ing·ly;
quonk·ing;
rag·ing·ly;
rasp·ing·ly;
rasp·ing·ness;
rav·ish·ing·ly;
re·al·iz·ing·ly;
re·as·sur·ing·ly;
rec·on·cil·ing·ly;
re·flect·ing·ly;
re·fresh·ing·ly;
re·fresh·ing·ness;
re·strain·ing·ly;
re·tir·ing·ly;
re·tir·ing·ness;
re·viv·ing·ly;
re·volv·ing·ly;
re·ward·ing·ly;
roar·ing·ly;
rol·lick·ing·ly;
rol·lick·ing·ness;
roll·ing·ly;
romp·ing·ly;
rous·ing·ly;
royst·ing;
rush·ing·ly;
sat·is·fy·ing·ly;
scath·ing·ly;
scat·ter·ing·ly;
schem·ing·ly;
scoff·ing·ly;
scorch·ing·ly;
scrap·ing·ly;
screech·ing·ly;
see·ing·ly;
seeth·ing·ly;
self-assert·ing·ly;
shap·ing·ly;
shat·ter·ing·ly;
shim·mer·ing·ly;
sim·per·ing·ly;
skate·board·ing;
sky·jack·ing;
slant·ing·wise;
slash·ing·ly;
slid·ing·ly;
slight·ing·ly;
slouch·ing·ly;
smack·ing·ly;
smart·ing·ly;
smash·ing·ly;
smat·ter·ing·ly;
smoth·er·ing·ly;
sneak·ing·ly;
sneak·ing·ness;
snift·ing;
sooth·ing·ly;
sooth·ing·ness;
sor·row·ing·ly;
spat·ter·ing·ly;
speak·ing·ly;
speak·ing·ness;
speed·ing·ly;
stag·ger·ing·ly;
steal·ing·ly;
steev·ing;
stent·ing;
stink·ing·ly;
stink·ing·ness;
stream·ing·ly;
strew·ing;
striv·ing·ly;
stroud·ing;
sub·du·ing·ly;
sub·or·di·nat·ing·ly;
suf·fer·ing·ly;
sus·tain·ing·ly;
swag·ger·ing·ly;
sweep·ing·ly;
sweep·ing·ness;
swell·ing·ly;
swoon·ing·ly;
tax·ing·ly;
tempt·ing·ly;
tempt·ing·ness;
ter·ri·fy·ing·ly;
test·ing·ly;
think·ing·ness;
thor·ough·go·ing·ly;
thor·ough·go·ing·ness;
thriv·ing·ly;
thun·der·ing·ly;
time·serv·ing·ness;
tit·il·lat·ing·ly;
toss·ing·ly;
tot·ter·ing·ly;
trail·ing·ly;
try·ing·ly;
try·ing·ness;
un·ac·com·mo·dat·ing·ly;
un·amus·ing·ly;
un·ap·pe·tiz·ing·ly;
un·as·pir·ing·ness;
un·as·sum·ing·ness;
un·avail·ing·ly;
un·be·com·ing·ly;
un·be·com·ing·ness;
un·be·liev·ing·ly;
un·be·liev·ing·ness;
un·bend·ing·ly;
un·bend·ing·ness;
un·blench·ing·ly;
un·blink·ing·ly;
un·blush·ing·ly;
un·blush·ing·ness;
un·budg·ing·ly;
un·cal·cu·lat·ing·ly;
un·ceas·ing·ly;
un·ceas·ing·ness;
un·chang·ing·ly;
un·chang·ing·ness;
un·com·plain·ing·ly;
un·com·plain·ing·ness;
un·com·pre·hend·ing·ly;
un·com·pro·mis·ing·ly;
un·com·pro·mis·ing·ness;
un·con·vinc·ing·ly;
un·con·vinc·ing·ness;
un·der·stand·ing·ly;
un·der·stand·ing·ness;
un·de·sign·ing·ly;
un·de·sign·ing·ness;
un·de·vi·at·ing·ly;
un·dis·cern·ing·ly;
un·dis·crim·i·nat·ing·ly;
un·dis·tin·guish·ing·ly;
un·dy·ing·ly;
un·dy·ing·ness;
un·feel·ing·ly;
un·feel·ing·ness;
un·flick·er·ing·ly;
un·heed·ing·ly;
un·know·ing·ness;
un·lov·ing·ly;
un·lov·ing·ness;
un·mean·ing·ly;
un·mean·ing·ness;
un·mis·giv·ing·ly;
un·mur·mur·ing·ly;
un·pre·sum·ing·ness;
un·pre·tend·ing·ly;
un·pre·tend·ing·ness;
un·quail·ing·ly;
un·ques·tion·ing·ness;
un·rea·son·ing·ly;
un·see·ing·ness;
un·tempt·ing·ly;
un·think·ing·ly;
un·think·ing·ness;
un·tir·ing·ly;
un·vary·ing·ly;
un·wa·ver·ing·ly;
un·wea·ry·ing·ly;
un·weet·ing·ly;
un·will·ing·ly;
un·wink·ing·ly;
un·yield·ing·ly;
up·stand·ing·ness;
van·pool·ing;
va·por·ing·ly;
wa·gang·ing;
wakeboard·ing;
warn·ing·ly;
wast·ing·ly;
wast·ing·ness;
weap·on·show·ing;
wea·ry·ing·ly;
whis·per·ing·ly;
wind·ing·ly;
wind·ing·ness;
wirl·ing;
witch·ing·ly;
with·draw·ing·ness;
with·er·ing·ly;

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