| CASSAREEPS | • cassareeps n. Plural of cassareep. • CASSAREEP n. (Tupi) the juice of the cassava root, made into syrup and used in sauces. |
| JASPERISES | • JASPERISE v. to turn into, or cause to resemble, jasper, also JASPERIZE. |
| OVERPASSES | • overpasses n. Plural of overpass. • overpasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overpass. • OVERPASS v. to pass over. |
| PASSENGERS | • passengers n. Plural of passenger. • PASSENGER n. someone who travels in a private or public conveyance. |
| PASSERINES | • passerines n. Plural of passerine. • PASSERINE n. a perching bird. |
| PATTRESSES | • pattresses n. Plural of pattress. • PATTRESS n. a container for the space behind electrical fittings such as power outlet sockets and light switches. |
| PHRASELESS | • phraseless adj. Indescribable. • phraseless adj. Without phrases. • PHRASELESS adj. indescribable. |
| PRAISELESS | • praiseless adj. Without praise. • PRAISELESS adj. without praise or approbation. |
| PREASSURES | • PREASSURE v. to assure in advance. |
| PRESEASONS | • preseasons n. Plural of preseason. • PRESEASON n. the time before the advent of the season. |
| RAPTNESSES | • raptnesses n. Plural of raptness. • RAPTNESS n. the state of being rapt. |
| REPASSAGES | • repassages n. Plural of repassage. • REPASSAGE n. the act of repassing; passage back. |
| SPARSENESS | • sparseness n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being sparse. • sparseness n. (Countable, rare) The result or product of being sparse. • SPARSENESS n. the state of being sparse. |
| SUPERSALES | • supersales n. Plural of supersale. • SUPERSALE n. a big sale. |
| TRESPASSED | • trespassed v. Simple past tense and past participle of trespass. • TRESPASS v. to enter unlawfully on the premises of another. |
| TRESPASSER | • trespasser n. One who trespasses; an interloper. • TRESPASSER n. one who trespasses. |
| TRESPASSES | • trespasses n. Plural of trespass. • trespasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trespass. • TRESPASS v. to enter unlawfully on the premises of another. |