| APPLAUDING | • applauding v. Present participle of applaud. • applauding n. Applause. • APPLAUD v. to express approval by clapping the hands. |
| NONPOPULAR | • nonpopular adj. Not popular. • NONPOPULAR adj. not popular. |
| PAPULATION | • papulation n. (Medicine) The formation of papules. • PAPULATION n. the development of papillae or pimples. |
| POPULATING | • populating v. Present participle of populate. • POPULATE v. to inhabit. |
| POPULATION | • population n. The people living within a political or geographical boundary. • population n. (By extension) The people with a given characteristic. • population n. A count of the number of residents within a political or geographical boundary such as a town, a nation or the world. |
| PRENUPTIAL | • prenuptial adj. Occurring before marriage; antenuptial. • prenuptial n. (US) Synonym of prenuptial agreement. • pre-nuptial adj. Alternative spelling of prenuptial. |
| PUMPHANDLE | Sorry, definition not available. |
| SUPERPLANE | • superplane n. (Informal) A very large or technologically sophisticated aeroplane. • superplane n. (Mathematics) hyperplane. • SUPERPLANE n. a very large plane. |
| SUPPLANTED | • supplanted v. Simple past tense and past participle of supplant. • SUPPLANT v. to take the place of. |
| SUPPLANTER | • supplanter n. Someone or something that supplants. • SUPPLANTER n. one who supplants. |
| SUPPLIANCE | • suppliance n. Supplication; entreaty. • suppliance n. That which supplies a want; assistance; a gratification; satisfaction. • SUPPLIANCE n. (Shakespeare) supplying. |
| SUPPLIANTS | • suppliants n. Plural of suppliant. • SUPPLIANT n. one who supplicates, also SUPPLICANT. |
| SUPPLICANT | • supplicant adj. Begging, pleading, supplicating. • supplicant n. One who comes to humbly ask or petition. • supplicant n. (Networking) A device attempting to authenticate itself to an 802.11 network. |
| UNAPPALLED | • unappalled adj. Not appalled or frightened; undaunted. • UNAPPALLED adj. not appalled. |
| UNAPPARELS | • unapparels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unapparel. • UNAPPAREL v. to divest of clothing; to strip. |