| CHIPMAKING | • chipmaking n. The manufacture of chips (electronic devices). |
| HOPSACKING | • hopsacking n. Hopsack fabric. • HOPSACKING n. a rough-surfaced loose fabric, also HOPSACK. |
| MISPACKAGE | • mispackage v. To package badly or wrongly. • MISPACKAGE v. to package incorrectly. |
| PACEMAKING | • pacemaking n. The action of a pacemaker (in any sense). • PACEMAKING n. performing the function as of a pacemaker. |
| PACKAGINGS | • packagings n. Plural of packaging. • PACKAGING n. anything used to package goods; the total presentation of a product for sale. |
| PADDOCKING | • paddocking v. Present participle of paddock. • PADDOCK v. to confine in a grassed enclosure. |
| PADLOCKING | • padlocking v. Present participle of padlock. • PADLOCK v. to lock securely. |
| PARROCKING | • parrocking v. Present participle of parrock. • PARROCK v. to confine in a parrock. |
| PEACOCKING | • peacocking n. (Seduction community) Ostentatious dress or behaviour employed by a man in an attempt to impress women. • PEACOCK v. to strut vainly. |
| PIGGYBACKS | • piggybacks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of piggyback. • piggybacks n. Plural of piggyback. • piggy-backs n. Plural of piggy-back. |
| PILGARLICK | • pilgarlick n. Obsolete form of pilgarlic. • PILGARLICK n. a bald person; a person looked upon with humorous contempt or mock pity, also PEELGARLIC, PILGARLIC. |
| PREPACKING | • prepacking v. Present participle of prepack. • PREPACK v. to package before retail distribution. |
| RAGPICKERS | • ragpickers n. Plural of ragpicker. • RAGPICKER n. one who gets a living by picking up rags and refuse things in the streets. |
| SPRACKLING | • sprackling v. Present participle of sprackle. • SPRACKLE v. (Scots) to clamber, also SPRAUCHLE. |
| UNPACKINGS | • unpackings n. Plural of unpacking. • UNPACKING n. the act of unpacking. |