| DEPROGRAMMER | • deprogrammer n. One who deprograms. • DEPROGRAMMER n. one who deprograms. |
| IMPROPRIATOR | • impropriator n. (Archaic) A layperson in possession of ecclesiastical property. • IMPROPRIATOR n. a layman who is in possession of a benefice or its revenues. |
| MICROGRAPHER | • micrographer n. One who carries out micrography, describing things at the microscopic level. • MICROGRAPHER n. a person who draws or describes microscopic objects. |
| MICROPROGRAM | • microprogram n. (Computing) a set of microinstructions in a CPU, used to implement machine instructions. • microprogram v. (Computing) to manually write a microprogram. • MICROPROGRAM n. a routine composed of microinstructions used in microprogramming. |
| OVERPROGRAMS | • overprograms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overprogram. • OVERPROGRAM v. to program excessively. |
| PERFORMATORY | • performatory adj. Synonym of performative. • PERFORMATORY adj. of a statement or verb that itself constitutes the action described, also PERFORMATIVE. |
| PREPRIMARIES | • preprimaries n. Plural of preprimary. • PREPRIMARY n. an election occurring before the primary elections. |
| PREPROGRAMED | • preprogramed v. Simple past tense and past participle of preprogram. • PREPROGRAM v. to program beforehand. |
| PROTOMARTYRS | • protomartyrs n. Plural of protomartyr. • PROTOMARTYR n. the first martyr in any cause, esp. St Stephen. |
| REPROGRAMING | • reprograming v. Present participle of reprogram. • reprograming n. Alternative form of reprogramming. • REPROGRAM v. to program again. |
| REPROGRAMMED | • reprogrammed v. Simple past tense and past participle of reprogram. • reprogrammed adj. That has been subject to reprogramming. • REPROGRAM v. to program again. |
| REPROGRAMMES | • reprogrammes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reprogramme. • REPROGRAMME v. to programme again, also REPROGRAM. |
| STRIPPERGRAM | • strippergram n. A stripper hired to deliver a message or greeting. • STRIPPERGRAM n. a message delivered by a messenger who performs a striptease act for the recipient, also STRIPAGRAM, STRIPOGRAM, STRIPPAGRAM. |