| CANOPYING | • canopying n. The activity of going through the canopy of a forest on a zipline. • canopying v. Present participle of canopy. • CANOPY v. to cover from above. |
| COMPANING | • companing v. Present participle of compane. • COMPANING adj. (Spenser) accompanying. |
| ENCAMPING | • encamping v. Present participle of encamp. • ENCAMP v. to set up a camp. |
| PANCAKING | • pancaking v. Present participle of pancake. • PANCAKE v. to land an aircraft without wheels. |
| PANICKING | • panicking v. Present participle of panic. • PANIC v. to experience great terror. |
| PAUNCHING | • paunching v. Present participle of paunch. • PAUNCH v. to disembowel. |
| PENANCING | • penancing v. Present participle of penance. • PENANCE v. to impose a type of punishment upon. |
| PLANCHING | • planching n. The laying of floors in a building. • planching n. A floor of boards or planks. • PLANCH v. to floor, board. |
| POIGNANCE | • poignance n. Poignancy; the quality or state of being poignant. • POIGNANCE n. the state of being poignant, also POIGNANCY. |
| POIGNANCY | • poignancy n. The quality of being poignant. • POIGNANCY n. the state of being poignant, also POIGNANCE. |
| PRANCINGS | • prancings n. Plural of prancing. • PRANCING n. the act of prancing. |
| PRANCKING | • prancking v. Present participle of prancke. • prancking v. Present participle of pranck. • PRANCKE v. (obsolete) to fold, pleat, also PRANCK. |
| PRAUNCING | • prauncing v. Present participle of praunce. • PRAUNCE v. (Spenser) to prance. |
| UNCAPPING | • uncapping v. Present participle of uncap. • UNCAP v. to remove the cap from. |
| UNPACKING | • unpacking n. The act by which something is unpacked. • unpacking n. (Linguistics) The separation of the features of a segment (such as a nasal vowel or palatal consonant)… • unpacking v. Present participle of unpack. |
| UNPLACING | • unplacing v. Present participle of unplace. • UNPLACE v. to displace. |