| DISPARKING | • disparking v. Present participle of dispark. • DISPARK v. (archaic) to make no longer a park. |
| KIDNAPPERS | • kidnappers n. Plural of kidnapper. • KIDNAPPER n. one who kidnaps, also KIDNAPER. |
| PAINSTAKER | • painstaker n. One who takes pains; a careful worker. • PAINSTAKER n. one who takes pains. |
| PAINTWORKS | • paintworks n. Plural of paintwork. • paintworks n. A factory that produces paint. • PAINTWORK n. painted fixtures in a building; painted surfaces on a vehicle. |
| PARASKIING | • paraskiing n. (Disability) a winter sport for handicapped people, a variant of skiing adapted for the disabled. • paraskiing n. (Air sports) a winter sport, a combination of paragliding and skiing. • para-skiing n. Alternative form of paraskiing. |
| PARTAKINGS | • partakings n. Plural of partaking. • PARTAKING n. the act of partaking. |
| PERMALINKS | • permalinks n. Plural of permalink. • permalinks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of permalink. • PERMALINK n. an internet hyperlink that is intended to be permanent. |
| PHREAKINGS | • PHREAKING n. making illegal phone-calls. |
| PICKAROONS | • pickaroons n. Plural of pickaroon. • PICKAROON n. (Spanish) a pirate ship, also PICAROON. |
| PLAINWORKS | • PLAINWORK n. plain needlework, as distinct from embroidery. |
| PRANKISHLY | • prankishly adv. In a prankish way. • PRANKISH adv. mischievous. |
| PREDIKANTS | • predikants n. Plural of predikant. • PREDIKANT n. (Dutch) a Dutch reformed preacher, esp. in South Africa, also PREDICANT. |
| PRESOAKING | • presoaking v. Present participle of presoak. • presoaking n. The soaking of something in advance. • PRESOAK v. to soak beforehand. |
| RESPEAKING | • respeaking v. Present participle of respeak. • RESPEAK v. (Shakespeare) to speak again. |
| SHRINKPACK | • SHRINKPACK n. a shrink-wrapped package. |
| SPARKLINGS | • sparklings n. Plural of sparkling. • SPARKLING n. the act of sparkling. |
| SPEAKERINE | • speakerine n. (Dated) A female speaker. • SPEAKERINE n. a female announcer or programme hostess. |
| SPIKENARDS | • spikenards n. Plural of spikenard. • SPIKENARD n. an aromatic oil or balsam yielded by an Indian valerianaceous herb. |
| SPINNAKERS | • spinnakers n. Plural of spinnaker. • SPINNAKER n. a large triangular sail opposite the mainsail. |
| SPRACKLING | • sprackling v. Present participle of sprackle. • SPRACKLE v. (Scots) to clamber, also SPRAUCHLE. |