| APPLYING | • applying v. Present participle of apply. • applying n. The act of applying; an application. • APPLY v. to bring to bear. |
| CLAPPING | • clapping v. Present participle of clap. • clapping n. The action by which someone or something claps. • CLAPPING n. the act of clapping. |
| DAPPLING | • dappling v. Present participle of dapple. • dappling n. A dappled pattern. • DAPPLE v. to mark with spots. |
| FLAPPING | • flapping adj. That flaps or flap. • flapping n. An instance where one flaps. • flapping n. (Phonology) A phonological process found in many dialects of English, especially American English and… |
| GALOPPED | • galopped v. Simple past tense and past participle of galop. • GALOP v. (French) to dance a galop (a lively round dance). |
| GRAPPLED | • grappled v. Simple past tense and past participle of grapple. • GRAPPLE v. to struggle or contend. |
| GRAPPLER | • grappler n. One who grapples. • grappler n. A wrestler; one who fights by wrestling. • GRAPPLER n. one who grapples. |
| GRAPPLES | • grapples n. Plural of grapple. • grapples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grapple. • GRAPPLE v. to struggle or contend. |
| KLAPPING | • klapping v. Present participle of klap. • KLAP v. (South African) to slap. |
| LAGNAPPE | • lagnappe n. Alternative spelling of lagniappe. • LAGNAPPE n. (Spanish) a small gift given a customer by a merchant at the time of purchase, also LAGNIAPPE. |
| LAPPINGS | • lappings n. Plural of lapping. • LAPPING n. the act of lapping. |
| PLAPPING | • plapping v. Present participle of plap. • PLAP v. to make a sound like a flat plop. |
| PUPILAGE | • pupilage n. The condition of being a pupil. • pupilage n. The period during which one is a pupil. • PUPILAGE n. the state of being a pupil. |
| SAPPLING | • SAPPLE v. (Scots) to wash clothes by hand in soapy water. |
| SLAPPING | • slapping v. Present participle of slap. • slapping n. The act of giving a slap or slaps. • slapping n. The slap bass technique. |
| SLIPPAGE | • slippage n. The act of slipping, especially from a secure location. • slippage n. The amount by which something has slipped. • slippage n. A lessening of performance or achievement. |