| AGITPROPS | • agitprops n. Plural of agitprop. • agit-props n. Plural of agit-prop. • agit-props v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of agit-prop. |
| ASPORTING | • asporting v. Present participle of asport. • ASPORT v. to carry away, especially wrongfully. |
| OPERATING | • operating adj. In operation; that operates. • operating adj. Involved in an operation. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • operating v. Present participle and gerund of operate. |
| PARROTING | • parroting v. Present participle of parrot. • parroting n. Mindless repetition of words or ideas. • PARROT v. to repeat without thought or understanding. |
| PASTORING | • pastoring v. Present participle of pastor. • PASTOR v. to serve as the spiritual overseer of. |
| PICTOGRAM | • pictogram n. A picture that represents a word or an idea by illustration. • PICTOGRAM n. a pictograph; a graphical representation. |
| PIGNORATE | • pignorate adj. Synonym of pignoratitious. • pignorate v. To pledge or pawn. • PIGNORATE v. (archaic) to pledge or pawn, also PIGNERATE. |
| PORTAGING | • portaging v. Present participle of portage. • PORTAGE v. to transport from one navigable waterway to another. |
| POTTINGAR | • POTTINGAR n. (Scots) an apothecary, also POTHECARY, POTICARY. |
| PROBATING | • probating v. Present participle of probate. • PROBATE v. to establish the validity of a will. |
| PROLATING | • prolating v. Present participle of prolate. • PROLATE v. to lengthen out in utterance. |
| PRONATING | • pronating v. Present participle of pronate. • PRONATE v. to turn the palm downward or backward. |
| PRORATING | • prorating v. Present participle of prorate. • PRORATE v. to divide proportionately. |
| PURGATION | • purgation n. The process or act of purging, such as by the use of a purgative. • purgation n. The process or act of cleansing from sin or guilt. • purgation n. (Archaic) Exoneration or the act undertaken to achieve exoneration. |