| IMPENDENCIES | • impendencies n. Plural of impendency. • IMPENDENCY n. (obsolete) the state of impending; also, that which impends, also IMPENDENCE. |
| IMPENITENCES | • impenitences n. Plural of impenitence. • IMPENITENCE n. the state of being impenitent, also IMPENITENCY. |
| INCIPIENCIES | • incipiencies n. Plural of incipiency. • INCIPIENCY n. a beginning; an incipient state, also INCIPIENCE. |
| INDISCIPLINE | • indiscipline n. Lack of discipline. • INDISCIPLINE n. lack of discipline, also UNDISCIPLINE. |
| INSPECTINGLY | • inspectingly adv. With inspection; looking closely. • INSPECTING adv. INSPECT, to examine closely. |
| INSPECTIONAL | • inspectional adj. Of or pertaining to an inspection. • INSPECTIONAL adj. relating to inspection. |
| INTERSPACING | • interspacing v. Present participle of interspace. • INTERSPACE v. to put spaces between. |
| NONSPECIFICS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PECTINATIONS | • pectinations n. Plural of pectination. • PECTINATION n. a comblike structure. |
| PEPERONCINIS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PERTINENCIES | • pertinencies n. Plural of pertinency. • PERTINENCY n. the state of being pertinent, also PERTINENCE. |
| PHONETICIANS | • phoneticians n. Plural of phonetician. • PHONETICIAN n. a student of phonetics. |
| PIERCINGNESS | • piercingness n. The quality of being piercing. • PIERCINGNESS n. the state of being piercing. |
| PINCHPENNIES | • pinchpennies n. Plural of pinchpenny. • pinch␣pennies v. To severely economize. • PINCHPENNY n. a miserly person. |
| PRECOGNISING | • PRECOGNISE v. to know beforehand, also PRECOGNIZE. |
| PRINCELINESS | • princeliness n. The quality or state of being princely. • PRINCELINESS n. the state of being princely. |
| PROMINENCIES | • prominencies n. Plural of prominency. • PROMINENCY n. the state of being prominent, also PROMINENCE. |
| REINSPECTING | • reinspecting v. Present participle of reinspect. • REINSPECT v. to inspect again. |
| REINSPECTION | • reinspection n. A repeat inspection, especially one carried out after a previous inspection discovered problems. • REINSPECTION n. a repeated inspection. |
| UNDISCIPLINE | • undiscipline n. Alternative form of indiscipline. • UNDISCIPLINE n. lack of discipline, also INDISCIPLINE. |