Can you give 100 examples of verbal nouns?

Answer 1

Verbal nouns, called gerunds, are the present participle of a verb (the -ing word) that functions as a noun in a sentence. Examples are:

1. acting
2. aiming
3. arguing
4. arming
5. balancing
6. begging
7. betting
8. Bowling
9. calling
10. casing
11. casting
12. coating
13. curling
14. dancing
15. dating
16. drawing
17. dying
18. eating
19. easing
20. electing
21. evening
22. facing
23. finishing
24. fishing
25. flashing
26. furnishings
27. gardening
28. grading
29. greeting
30. guessing
31. hazing
32. helping
33. housing
34. hunting
35. icing
36. inning
37. ironing
38. joining
39. joking
40. jumping
41. killing
42. kissing
43. knitting
44. knocking
45. landing
46. liking
47. lining
48. lodging
49. longing
50. mating
51. misting
52. mounting
53. moving
54. murmuring
55. musing
56. nesting
57. nudging
58. nursing
59. nurturing
60. offering
61. opening
62. overcoming
63. overseeing
64. painting
65. parting
66. plowing
67. purging
68. rising
69. rubbing
70. ruling
71. running
72. rushing
73. savings
74. scolding
75. sewing
76. soldering
77. tailoring
78. telling
79. tinkering
80. tooling
81. tutoring
82. undoing
83. unveiling
84. upbringing
85. urging
86. vacationing
87. vanishing
88. vaulting
89. venting
90. wailing
91. wanting
92. weaving
93. webbing
94. wedding
95. welting
96. wording
97. yearning
98. yelling
99. yodeling
100. zoning