| APPOINTING | • appointing v. Present participle of appoint. • APPOINT v. to assign to a job.
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| CATNAPPING | • catnapping v. Present participle of catnap. • catnapping n. The kidnapping or theft of a cat.
 • cat-napping v. Present participle of cat-nap.
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| DOGNAPPING | • dognapping n. Kidnapping or stealing of a dog owned by someone else. • dog-napping v. Present participle of dog-nap.
 • dog␣napping v. Present participle of dog nap.
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| ENTRAPPING | • entrapping v. Present participle of entrap. • ENTRAP v. to trap.
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| ENWRAPPING | • enwrapping v. Present participle of enwrap. • enwrapping n. That which enwraps; a wrapping.
 • ENWRAPPING n. the act of wrapping.
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| HAPPENINGS | • happenings n. Plural of happening. • HAPPENING n. an occurrence.
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| INWRAPPING | • inwrapping v. Present participle of inwrap. • INWRAPPING n. the act of wrapping round.
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| KIDNAPPING | • kidnapping v. Present participle of kidnap. • kidnapping n. (Crime) The crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom.
 • KIDNAPPING n. the act of kidnapping.
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| OPPUGNANCY | • oppugnancy n. The act of oppugning; opposition; resistance. • OPPUGNANCY n. (Shakespeare) antagonism.
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| OPPUGNANTS | • oppugnants n. Plural of oppugnant. • OPPUGNANT n. an opponent.
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| PETNAPINGS | • PETNAPING n. the kidnap of a pet. | 
| PETNAPPING | • petnapping n. The abduction of a pet. • petnapping v. Present participle of petnap.
 • PETNAPPING n. the kidnap of a pet.
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| SNAPPERING | • snappering v. Present participle of snapper. • SNAPPER v. to stumble, trip.
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| SNAPPINGLY | • snappingly adv. Accompanied by a snapping action or sound. • SNAPPING adv. irritable.
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| UNHAPPYING | • UNHAPPY v. (Shakespeare) to make unhappy. | 
| UNPAPERING | • unpapering v. Present participle of unpaper. • UNPAPER v. to remove paper from.
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| UNSNAPPING | • unsnapping v. Present participle of unsnap. • UNSNAP v. to undo the snaps of.
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| UNWRAPPING | • unwrapping v. Present participle of unwrap. • unwrapping n. The act or process by which something is unwrapped.
 • UNWRAP v. to remove the wrapping of.
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