Abstract Nouns Ending in ING and Containing IR

Browse 39 valid English abstract nouns ending in ING and containing IR, from Firing, Wiring, Pairing, Stirring, Airing, Ironing and Firefighting to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns.

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Starts with A
2 words
airing
airbrushing
Starts with B
4 words
birding
birdwatching
blackbirding
birling
Starts with C
1 words
chairmaking
Starts with D
1 words
dairying
Starts with F
7 words
firing
firefighting
firebombing
fireproofing
firewalking
firescaping
fairgoing
Starts with H
7 words
hairdressing
hairstyling
hardwiring
haircutting
hairsplitting
hypnobirthing
hairweaving
Starts with I
2 words
ironing
ironworking
Starts with K
1 words
kirking
Starts with M
1 words
miraclemongering
Starts with P
1 words
pairing
Starts with R
1 words
rebirthing
Starts with S
6 words
stirring
staircasing
shirtmaking
semiring
smirting
snirting
Starts with U
1 words
upskirting
Starts with W
4 words
wiring
wiretapping
wirepulling
wireworking

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