| NUNCUPATED | • nuncupated v. Simple past tense and past participle of nuncupate. • NUNCUPATE v. to utter as a vow. |
| NUNCUPATES | • nuncupates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nuncupate. • NUNCUPATE v. to utter as a vow. |
| PUNCTUALLY | • punctually adv. In a punctual manner; on time. • punctually adv. (Archaic) Precisely; exactly; minutely. • PUNCTUAL adv. being on time. |
| PUNCTUATED | • punctuated adj. Having punctuation. • punctuated v. Simple past tense and past participle of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| PUNCTUATES | • punctuates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| PUNCTUATOR | • punctuator n. One who punctuates, as in writing. • PUNCTUATOR n. one who punctuates, as in writing. |
| PUNCTULATE | • punctulate adj. Marked with small punctures or spots. • punctulate v. (Transitive) To mark with small punctures or spots. • PUNCTULATE v. to mark with small dots. |
| PURSUANTLY | • pursuantly adv. In a way that is pursuant; agreeably; conformably. • PURSUANT adv. acting in consequence or in prosecution (of anything). |
| PURSUIVANT | • pursuivant n. (Archaic) A follower. • pursuivant n. (Heraldry) A functionary of lower rank than a herald, but discharging similar duties; called also pursuivant… • pursuivant n. (Freemasonry) A Grand Lodge Officer who guards the inner door during a meeting of the Grand Lodge. |
| PUSTULANTS | • pustulants n. Plural of pustulant. • PUSTULANT n. an agent that causes pustules. |
| PUTONGHUAS | • PUTONGHUA n. the official spoken language of China. |
| UNPASTURED | • unpastured adj. Not pastured. • UNPASTURED adj. not pastured. |
| UNPUNCTUAL | • unpunctual adj. Not punctual. • UNPUNCTUAL adj. not punctual. |
| USUCAPIENT | • usucapient n. One who acquires right or title through usucaption. • USUCAPIENT n. a person who claims and holds by usucapion, the acquisition of a property through long usage. |
| USUCAPTING | • usucapting v. Present participle of usucapt. • USUCAPT v. to acquire by long possession. |
| USUCAPTION | • usucaption n. The acquisition of right or title to an object or property by means of the simple passage of time. • USUCAPTION n. the acquisition of a property through long usage, also USUCAPION. |
| USURPATION | • usurpation n. The wrongful seizure of something by force, especially of sovereignty or other authority. • usurpation n. Trespass onto another’s property without permission. • usurpation n. A taking or use without right. |