| FLIPBOARDS | • flipboards n. Plural of flipboard. • FLIPBOARD n. a piece of office equipment consisting of a board to which a flip chart or some other pad can be attached. |
| BULLETPROOFS | • bulletproofs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bulletproof. • BULLETPROOF v. to make impenetrable to bullets. |
| PLUMBIFEROUS | • plumbiferous adj. Producing or containing lead. • PLUMBIFEROUS adj. bearing or yielding lead. |
| PERSONIFIABLE | • personifiable adj. Able to be personified. • PERSONIFIABLE adj. that can be personified. |
| PERFECTIBILISM | • PERFECTIBILISM n. the doctrine that humans capable of becoming perfect. |
| PERFECTIBILIST | • perfectibilist n. A believer in perfectibility. • Perfectibilist n. Synonym of Alumbrados. • PERFECTIBILIST n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIAN. |
| PREFERABLENESS | • preferableness n. The quality or state of being preferable. • PREFERABLENESS n. the state of being preferable. |
| PROFITABLENESS | • profitableness n. The quality of being profitable; gainfulness; usefulness; advantageousness. • PROFITABLE n. yielding profit. |
| PERFECTIBILIANS | • perfectibilians n. Plural of perfectibilian. • PERFECTIBILIAN n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIST. |
| PERFECTIBILISMS | • PERFECTIBILISM n. the doctrine that humans capable of becoming perfect. |
| PERFECTIBILISTS | • perfectibilists n. Plural of perfectibilist. • Perfectibilists n. Plural of Perfectibilist. • PERFECTIBILIST n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIAN. |
| PREFERABILITIES | • preferabilities n. Plural of preferability. • PREFERABILITY n. the state of being preferable. |
| PROFITABILITIES | • profitabilities n. Plural of profitability. • PROFITABILITY n. the state of being profitable. |
| SUBPROFESSIONAL | • subprofessional adj. Not meeting the quality standards expected of a professional. • subprofessional n. A person working at less than professional level. • SUBPROFESSIONAL adj. functioning or qualified to function below the professional level but distinctly above the clerical or labor level and usually under the supervision of a professionally trained person. |