| NUNCUPATE | • nuncupate v. (Transitive) To dedicate. • nuncupate v. (Transitive) To solemnly pronounce. • nuncupate v. (Transitive, law) To declare, usually of a will, by word of mouth only. |
| PUISSAUNT | • PUISSAUNT adj. (archaic) powerful, also PUISSANT. |
| PUNCTUATE | • punctuate v. (Transitive) To add punctuation to. • punctuate v. (Transitive) To add or to interrupt at regular intervals. • punctuate v. (Transitive) To emphasize; to stress. |
| PURSUANCE | • pursuance n. A search for something; a pursuit or quest. • pursuance n. A completion or putting into effect of something already begun; a prosecution. • pursuance n. The state of being pursuant; consequence. |
| PUSTULANT | • pustulant adj. (Medicine) Producing pustules. • pustulant n. (Medicine) Any medicine that produces pustules. • PUSTULANT adj. producing pustules. |
| PUTONGHUA | • putonghua n. Alternative letter-case form of Putonghua. • Putonghua prop.n. Standard Mandarin, the official language of the People’s Republic of China; the state-designated national… • PUTONGHUA n. the official spoken language of China. |
| UNIPAROUS | • uniparous adj. (Zoology) Producing a single egg or offspring at one time. • uniparous adj. (Medicine) Primiparous. • uniparous adj. (Botany) Having a cluster of flowers that form a single axis at each branching. |
| UNPAINFUL | • unpainful adj. Not painful. • UNPAINFUL adj. not painful. |
| UNPLAGUED | • unplagued adj. Not plagued. • UNPLAGUED adj. not plagued. |
| UNPOPULAR | • unpopular adj. Lacking popularity. • unpopular adj. Not liked or popular; disliked or ignored by the public. • UNPOPULAR adj. not popular. |
| UPHAUDING | • UPHAUD v. (Scots) to maintain, warrant. |
| UPVALUING | • upvaluing v. Present participle of upvalue. • UPVALUE v. to increase the value of. |
| USUCAPION | • usucapion n. The acquisition of right or title to an object by means of the passage of time. The common law analogue… • USUCAPION n. the acquisition of a property through long usage, also USUCAPTION. |