| CRIPPLEWARES | • CRIPPLEWARE n. software that has been partly disabled to provide a limited demonstration of its use. |
| EXPROPRIABLE | • expropriable adj. Capable of being expropriated, or seized for public use. • EXPROPRIABLE adj. that can be expropriated. |
| PALEOGRAPHER | • paleographer n. A person skilled in paleography. • PALEOGRAPHER n. a student of paleography. |
| PERIPHERALLY | • peripherally adv. In a peripheral manner. • peripherally adv. At or towards a periphery. • PERIPHERAL adv. at the edge. |
| PERIPHERICAL | • peripherical adj. Peripheral. • PERIPHERICAL adj. (archaic) relating to a periphery, also PERIPHERIC. |
| PREAMPLIFIER | • preamplifier n. A voltage amplifier for amplifying a low-level input signal; its output is the input to a higher-level amplifier. • PREAMPLIFIER n. an amplifier designed to amplify extremely weak electrical signals before they are fed to additional amplifier circuits. |
| PRECEPTORIAL | • preceptorial adj. Pertaining to a preceptor. • preceptorial n. A class involving learning and discussion in small groups. • PRECEPTORIAL n. a college course that emphasizes independent reading, discussion in small groups, and individual conferences with the teacher. |
| PURPLEHEARTS | • purplehearts n. Plural of purpleheart. • purple␣hearts n. Plural of purple heart. • Purple␣Hearts n. Plural of Purple Heart. |
| REAPPARELING | • reappareling v. Present participle of reapparel. • REAPPAREL v. to clothe again. |
| REAPPARELLED | • reapparelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of reapparel. • REAPPAREL v. to clothe again. |
| REPOPULARISE | • repopularise v. (Britain) To make popular again. • REPOPULARISE v. to popularise again, also REPOPULARIZE. |
| REPOPULARIZE | • repopularize v. (US, transitive) To make popular again. • REPOPULARIZE v. to popularize again, also REPOPULARISE. |
| SUPERPLAYERS | • superplayers n. Plural of superplayer. • SUPERPLAYER n. an exceptionally talented player. |
| UNPREPAREDLY | • unpreparedly adv. In an unprepared manner. • UNPREPARED adv. UNPREPARE, to make unprepared. |