| DIPLOMATING | • diplomating v. Present participle of diplomate. • DIPLOMATE v. to invest with a degree or title by diploma. |
| DISAPPLYING | • disapplying v. Present participle of disapply. • DISAPPLY v. to make a law inapplicable. |
| DISPLANTING | • displanting v. Present participle of displant. • DISPLANT v. to uproot; to remove from a town or country of settlement. |
| DISPLEASING | • displeasing adj. Unattractive, dislikable, objectionable. • displeasing v. Present participle of displease. • DISPLEASING adj. causing displeasure; disagreeable. |
| DUPLICATING | • duplicating v. Present participle of duplicate. • DUPLICATE v. to copy. |
| LAPIDIFYING | • lapidifying v. Present participle of lapidify. • LAPIDIFY v. to turn to stone. |
| LIPREADINGS | • LIPREADING n. the interpreting of speech by watching the speaker's lip and facial movements without hearing the voice. |
| MISPLEADING | • mispleading v. Present participle of misplead. • mispleading n. (Law) An error in pleading. • MISPLEADING n. an error in pleading. |
| PALISADOING | • palisadoing v. Present participle of palisado. • PALISADO v. to fortify with a fence of stakes, also PALISADE. |
| PARAGLIDING | • paragliding n. The sport of gliding with a paraglider. • paragliding n. The use of a paraglider in other settings, such as surveillance or military applications. • paragliding v. Present participle of paraglide. |
| PILGRIMAGED | • pilgrimaged v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilgrimage. • PILGRIMAGE v. to go on pilgrimage. |
| PLAGIARISED | • plagiarised v. Simple past tense and past participle of plagiarise. • PLAGIARISE v. to steal ideas or writings from another person and present them as one's own, also PLAGIARIZE. |
| PLAGIARIZED | • plagiarized v. Simple past tense and past participle of plagiarize. • plagiarized adj. Produced using plagiarism. • PLAGIARIZE v. to steal ideas or writings from another person and present them as one's own, also PLAGIARISE. |
| PRODIGALISE | • prodigalise v. Alternative form of prodigalize. • PRODIGALISE v. to spend lavishly, to waste, also PRODIGALIZE. |
| PRODIGALITY | • prodigality n. Wasteful extravagance. • prodigality n. Lavish generosity. • PRODIGALITY n. the state of being prodigal. |
| PRODIGALIZE | • prodigalize v. To spend lavishly. • PRODIGALIZE v. to spend lavishly, to waste, also PRODIGALISE. |