| GRIPSACK | • gripsack n. (Colloquial, dated) A traveller’s bag. • GRIPSACK n. a traveller's handbag. |
| GRIPSACKS | • gripsacks n. Plural of gripsack. • GRIPSACK n. a traveller's handbag. |
| PACKAGERS | • packagers n. Plural of packager. • PACKAGER n. one who packages. |
| RAGPICKERS | • ragpickers n. Plural of ragpicker. • RAGPICKER n. one who gets a living by picking up rags and refuse things in the streets. |
| REPACKAGES | • repackages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repackage. • REPACKAGE v. to package again. |
| SPRACKLING | • sprackling v. Present participle of sprackle. • SPRACKLE v. (Scots) to clamber, also SPRAUCHLE. |
| PILGARLICKS | • pilgarlicks n. Plural of pilgarlick. • PILGARLICK n. a bald person; a person looked upon with humorous contempt or mock pity, also PEELGARLIC, PILGARLIC. |
| PREPACKAGES | • prepackages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prepackage. • PREPACKAGE v. to package in advance. |
| REPACKAGERS | • repackagers n. Plural of repackager. • REPACKAGER n. one who repackages. |
| SKYSCRAPING | • skyscraping adj. Extremely tall; as tall as a skyscraper. |
| BACKSPEERING | • BACKSPEER v. (Scots) to cross-question, also BACKSPEIR. |
| BACKSPEIRING | • BACKSPEIR v. (Scots) to cross-question, also BACKSPEER. |
| OVERPACKAGES | • overpackages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overpackage. • OVERPACKAGE v. to package excessively. |
| SCRAPBOOKING | • scrapbooking n. The process of making a scrapbook. • scrapbooking v. Present participle of scrapbook. • SCRAPBOOKING n. the practice of keeping cuttings. |
| MUCKSPREADING | • MUCKSPREAD v. to spread manure on fields. |
| SCRAPBOOKINGS | • SCRAPBOOKING n. the practice of keeping cuttings. |