| ANGLOPHONIC | • Anglophonic adj. English-speaking. • ANGLOPHONIC adj. speaking or using English (esp. as opposed to French), in everyday affairs. |
| CHAMPIGNONS | • champignons n. Plural of champignon. • CHAMPIGNON n. (French) an edible species of mushroom. |
| CHAMPIONING | • championing v. Present participle of champion. • championing n. The act of one who champions something; fervent support. • CHAMPION v. to defend or support. |
| CHAPERONING | • chaperoning v. Present participle of chaperone. • chaperoning n. The act or process of a person being chaperoned. • CHAPERON v. (French) to accompany and supervise. |
| COMPLAINING | • complaining v. Present participle of complain. • complaining n. The act by which someone complains; a complaint. • COMPLAINING adj. express discontent. |
| COPARENTING | • coparenting v. Present participle of coparent. • co-parenting v. Present participle of co-parent. • COPARENT v. to share the parenting of. |
| CRAMPONNING | • cramponning v. Present participle of crampon. • CRAMPONNING n. climbing using crampons. |
| PANEGYRICON | • panegyricon n. (Christianity) In the Greek Orthodox Church, a collection of sermons for festivals. • PANEGYRICON n. a collection of sermons for Orthodox church festivals. |
| PANICMONGER | • panicmonger n. A person who spreads panic among others, a fearmonger, a scaremonger. • PANICMONGER n. one who spreads panic. |
| PICAROONING | • picarooning v. Present participle of picaroon. • PICAROON v. to act as a pirate. |
| POIGNANCIES | • poignancies n. Plural of poignancy. • POIGNANCY n. the state of being poignant, also POIGNANCE. |
| ROPEDANCING | • ropedancing n. (Dated) tightrope walking. • ROPEDANCING n. the sport of dancing with a rope. |
| SYNCOPATING | • syncopating v. Present participle of syncopate. • SYNCOPATE v. to shorten a word by cutting out its middle. |
| TOWNSCAPING | • townscaping v. Present participle of townscape. • TOWNSCAPING n. the act of designing a town. |