| ASPERSIONS | • aspersions n. Plural of aspersion. • ASPERSION n. calumny, slander. |
| PASSENGERS | • passengers n. Plural of passenger. • PASSENGER n. someone who travels in a private or public conveyance. |
| PASSERINES | • passerines n. Plural of passerine. • PASSERINE n. a perching bird. |
| PINGRASSES | • pingrasses n. Plural of pingrass. • pin␣grasses n. Plural of pin grass. • PINGRASS n. a European weed. |
| PREASSIGNS | • preassigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preassign. • PREASSIGN v. to assign in advance. |
| PRESEASONS | • preseasons n. Plural of preseason. • PRESEASON n. the time before the advent of the season. |
| PRESSGANGS | • pressgangs n. Plural of pressgang. • press-gangs n. Plural of press-gang. • PRESSGANG n. a squad of sailors forcing others into the navy. |
| RAPTNESSES | • raptnesses n. Plural of raptness. • RAPTNESS n. the state of being rapt. |
| SOPRANISTS | • sopranists n. Plural of sopranist. • SOPRANIST n. a treble singer. |
| SPARSENESS | • sparseness n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being sparse. • sparseness n. (Countable, rare) The result or product of being sparse. • SPARSENESS n. the state of being sparse. |
| SURPASSING | • surpassing v. Present participle of surpass. • surpassing adj. Becoming superior to others; becoming excellent; exceptional; exceeding. • surpassing n. The act or process by which something is surpassed; a bettering. |
| TRANSPOSES | • transposes n. Plural of transpose. • TRANSPOSE v. to change the order or position of. |
| TRANSSHIPS | • transships v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transship. • trans-ships v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trans-ship. • TRANSSHIP v. to transfer from one ship to another, also TRANSHIP. |