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liking (n.)"fact of being to one's taste," Old English licung, verbal noun from like (v.).
Related entries & more loving (n.)"love, friendship," also "sexual love," late 14c., verbal noun from love (v.).
Related entries & more seeming (n.)
Related entries & more "act or fact of appearing to be," late 14c., verbal noun from seem (v.).
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loitering (n.)late 14c., verbal noun from loiter (v.).
Related entries & more fooling (n.)c. 1600, verbal noun from fool (v.).
Related entries & more forecasting (n.)late 14c., verbal noun from forecast (v.).
Related entries & more shaking (n.)late 14c., verbal noun from shake (v.).
Related entries & more working (n.)"action, operation," verbal noun from work (v.).
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