| CALIPERING | • calipering v. Present participle of caliper. • CALIPER v. to measure with calipers. |
| CAPERINGLY | • caperingly adv. In a capering manner. • CAPERING adv. CAPER, to leap or skip like a goat. |
| CAPRIOLING | • caprioling v. Present participle of capriole. • CAPRIOLE v. to make such a kick. |
| CARPOOLING | • carpooling v. Present participle of carpool. • CARPOOLING n. the sharing of cars. |
| CLAMPERING | • clampering v. Present participle of clamper. • clampering n. A cacophony made by noisy movement. • clampering adj. Cacophonous; raucous. |
| CLAPPERING | • clappering v. Present participle of clapper. • CLAPPERING n. the sound made by using a clapper. |
| CLINGWRAPS | • cling␣wraps n. Plural of cling wrap. • CLINGWRAP n. a thin polythene material that clings closely to any surface around which it is placed: used for wrapping food. |
| NEPHRALGIC | • nephralgic adj. Relating to nephralgia. • NEPHRALGIC adj. relating to nephralgia, neuralgia of the kidneys. |
| PARCELLING | • parcelling v. (Britain) present participle of parcel. • parcelling n. (Nautical) One of the long, narrow slips of canvas daubed with tar and wound about a rope like a bandage… • PARCEL v. to divide into parts or shares. |
| PELARGONIC | • pelargonic adj. Of or pertaining to plants of the genus Pelargonium. • pelargonic adj. (Chemistry) Of or pertaining to pelargonic acid or its derivatives. • PELARGONIC adj. as in pelargonic acid, an oily fatty acid, obtained esp. from the leaves of plants of the Pelargonium genus (also called nonanoic acid). |
| PLACARDING | • placarding v. Present participle of placard. • PLACARD v. to publicise by means of posters. |
| PRANCINGLY | • prancingly adv. In a prancing manner. • PRANCING adv. moving like a horse. |
| PREPLACING | • preplacing v. Present participle of preplace. • PREPLACE v. to place beforehand. |
| RECLASPING | • reclasping v. Present participle of reclasp. • RECLASP v. to clasp again. |
| SPRACKLING | • sprackling v. Present participle of sprackle. • SPRACKLE v. (Scots) to clamber, also SPRAUCHLE. |