| APPOGGIATURA | • appoggiatura n. (Music) A type of musical ornament, falling on the beat, which often creates a suspension and subtracts… • APPOGGIATURA n. (Italian) a short note placed before a longer one. |
| APPOGGIATURAS | • appoggiaturas n. Plural of appoggiatura. • APPOGGIATURA n. (Italian) a short note placed before a longer one. |
| APPOGGIATURE | • appoggiature n. Plural of appoggiatura. • APPOGGIATURA n. (Italian) a short note placed before a longer one. |
| AUTOGRAPHING | • autographing v. Present participle of autograph. • autographing n. The signing of an autograph. • AUTOGRAPH v. to sign with an autograph. |
| DAGUERREOTYPING | • daguerreotyping v. Present participle of daguerreotype. • DAGUERREOTYPE v. to develop by daguerreotype, a method of photography by mercury vapour development of silver iodide. |
| DRAUGHTPROOFING | • draughtproofing n. The material which is used to make something draughtproof. • draughtproofing n. The act of making something draughtproof. • draughtproofing v. Present participle of draughtproof. |
| EXPURGATING | • expurgating v. Present participle of expurgate. • EXPURGATE v. to purify or revise; to censor. |
| OUTGALLOPING | • outgalloping v. Present participle of outgallop. • OUTGALLOP v. to surpass at galloping. |
| PREFIGURATING | • prefigurating v. Present participle of prefigurate. • PREFIGURATE v. to prefigure. |
| PROMULGATING | • promulgating v. Present participle of promulgate. • PROMULGATE v. to make known, disseminate, also PROMULGE. |
| PUTANGITANGI | • PUTANGITANGI n. (Maori) a New Zealand bird, aka paradise duck. |
| PUTANGITANGIS | • PUTANGITANGI n. (Maori) a New Zealand bird, aka paradise duck. |
| SUPEREROGATING | • supererogating v. Present participle of supererogate. • SUPEREROGATE v. (obsolete) to do more than is required, ordered or expected. |
| UPGATHERING | • upgathering v. Present participle of upgather. • UPGATHER v. to gather up. |
| UPSTAGING | • upstaging v. Present participle of upstage. • upstaging n. A situation where somebody or something is upstaged; thus… • UPSTAGE v. to outdo theatrically. |