oneing
/ˈwʌnɪŋ/noun
The action of one; an instance of this; union, fusion; unity, peace.
- Unlike the verb on which it is formed, the verbal noun appears to have become obsolete in the 15th or 16th cent. and to have been consciously revived in the 19th, especially in Christian theological contexts..
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Ayenbite of Inwyt. From one + -ing.
- havelock
- havelock cap
- Havel, Václav
- have many (or other) irons in the fire
- have many strings to one's bow
- have mercy on (or upon)
- haven
- havenage
- have need of/to do something
- havener
- havenership
- have nerves of steel
- havenless
- haven master
- haven mouth
- have no business
- have no concern with
- havenor
- have-not
- have-nothing
- have nothing on someone
- have nothing to do with
- have nothing to lose
- have no time for
- have-nots