| APPENDICULAR | • appendicular adj. Of or pertaining to a limb or appendage. • appendicular adj. Of or pertaining to the appendix. • APPENDICULAR adj. of or relating to an appendage and esp. a limb. |
| APPROPINQUED | • APPROPINQUE v. (archaic) to approach, also APPROPINQUATE. |
| APPROPINQUES | • APPROPINQUE v. (archaic) to approach, also APPROPINQUATE. |
| DISPAUPERING | • dispaupering v. Present participle of dispauper. • DISPAUPER v. to deprive of the claim of a pauper to public support. |
| HIPPOCENTAUR | • hippocentaur n. Centaur. • HIPPOCENTAUR n. a mythical creature, half man and half horse. |
| PERPETUATING | • perpetuating v. Present participle of perpetuate. • PERPETUATE v. to make perpetual or cause to last indefinitely. |
| PERPETUATION | • perpetuation n. The act of prolonging existence, of keeping something alive or active. • PERPETUATION n. continuation or preservation for ever, or a long time. |
| POPULARISING | • popularising v. Present participle of popularise. • POPULARISE v. to cater to popular taste, also POPULARIZE. |
| POPULARIZING | • popularizing v. Present participle of popularize. • POPULARIZE v. to cater to popular taste, also POPULARISE. |
| PROPUGNATION | • propugnation n. (Obsolete) means of defence; defence. • PROPUGNATION n. (Shakespeare) defence. |
| REPOPULATING | • repopulating v. Present participle of repopulate. • REPOPULATE v. to populate again. |
| REPOPULATION | • repopulation n. The act of repopulating, especially with a species that might otherwise die out in an area. • REPOPULATION n. the act of repopulating. |
| SUBPRINCIPAL | • subprincipal adj. (Mathematics). • subprincipal n. A subordinate principal; vice-principal. • SUBPRINCIPAL n. an assistant principal, as of a school. |
| SUPPURATIONS | • suppurations n. Plural of suppuration. • SUPPURATION n. the discharge of pus. |
| UNDERLAPPING | • underlapping v. Present participle of underlap. • UNDERLAP v. to extend partly under. |
| UNPOPULARITY | • unpopularity n. The property or degree of being unpopular. • UNPOPULARITY n. the state of being unpopular. |