| BUMPERING | • bumpering v. Present participle of bumper. • BUMPER v. to drink bumpers. |
| GASTROPUB | • gastropub n. (Britain) A public house that serves high-quality food. • GASTROPUB n. a pub that specializes in providing food and wine of a standard more typical of a fine restaurant than a traditional pub. |
| GROUPABLE | • groupable adj. Capable of being grouped together. • groupable adj. (Sciences, by extension from the basic sense) Compatible mathematically or (more generally) scientifically. • GROUPABLE adj. that can be grouped. |
| PLUGBOARD | • plugboard n. An array of jacks or hubs into which patch cords can be inserted in order to complete electrical circuits. • PLUGBOARD n. a device with a large number of electrical sockets. |
| PREBOUGHT | • prebought v. Simple past tense and past participle of prebuy. • PREBUY v. to buy in advance. |
| PREBUDGET | • prebudget adj. Prior to, or in preparation for, the release of a budget. • PREBUDGET n. a preliminary budget. |
| PREBUYING | • prebuying v. Present participle of prebuy. • PREBUY v. to buy in advance. |
| PRONGBUCK | • prongbuck n. (Dated) The springbok. • prongbuck n. The pronghorn. • PRONGBUCK n. the springbuck. |
| PURGEABLE | • purgeable adj. Capable of being purged. • PURGEABLE adj. that can be purged. |
| SUBGRAPHS | • subgraphs n. Plural of subgraph. • SUBGRAPH n. a graph contained within a larger graph. |
| SUBGROUPS | • subgroups n. Plural of subgroup. • SUBGROUP v. to divide into subgroups. |
| SUPERBUGS | • superbugs n. Plural of superbug. • SUPERBUG n. a bacterium resistant to antibiotics. |
| UPBEARING | • upbearing n. A bearing up; support. • upbearing n. A surge or movement upward. • upbearing v. Present participle of upbear. |
| UPBRAYING | • upbraying v. Present participle of upbray. • UPBRAY v. (Spenser) to upbraid. |
| UPBROUGHT | • upbrought v. Simple past tense and past participle of upbring. • UPBRING v. to bring up. |
| UPBURNING | • UPBURNING adj. flaming upwards. |