| DISPIRITING | • dispiriting adj. Lowering the morale of; making despondent or depressive; disheartening. • dispiriting v. Present participle of dispirit. • DISPIRIT v. to lower in spirits. |
| DISPRAISING | • dispraising v. Present participle of dispraise. • DISPRAISE v. to censure. |
| DISSIPATING | • dissipating v. Present participle of dissipate. • DISSIPATE v. to scatter or disperse. |
| EPOXIDISING | • EPOXIDISE v. to convert into an epoxide, an epoxy compound, also EPOXIDIZE. |
| EPOXIDIZING | • epoxidizing v. Present participle of epoxidize. • EPOXIDIZE v. to convert into an epoxide, an epoxy compound, also EPOXIDISE. |
| IDIOGRAPHIC | • idiographic adj. (Psychology) of or pertaining to individuals. • idiographic adj. Of or pertaining to idiography or to an idiograph. • IDIOGRAPHIC adj. pertaining to or dealing with the individual or unique. |
| INDISPOSING | • indisposing v. Present participle of indispose. • INDISPOSE v. to render indisposed. |
| LAPIDIFYING | • lapidifying v. Present participle of lapidify. • LAPIDIFY v. to turn to stone. |
| PERIODISING | • periodising v. Present participle of periodise. • PERIODISE v. to divide into periods, also PERIODIZE. |
| PERIODIZING | • periodizing v. Present participle of periodize. • PERIODIZE v. to divide into periods, also PERIODISE. |
| PIDGINISING | • pidginising v. Present participle of pidginise. • PIDGINISE v. to make into pidgin, also PIDGINIZE. |
| PIDGINIZING | • pidginizing v. Present participle of pidginize. • PIDGINIZE v. to make into pidgin, also PIDGINISE. |
| PILGRIMISED | • pilgrimised v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilgrimise. • PILGRIMISE v. to go on pilgrimage, also PILGRIMIZE. |
| PILGRIMIZED | • pilgrimized v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilgrimize. • PILGRIMIZE v. to go on pilgrimage, also PILGRIMISE. |
| SIDESWIPING | • sideswiping v. Present participle of sideswipe. • side-swiping v. Present participle of side-swipe. • SIDESWIPE v. to deal a blow from the side. |
| VILIPENDING | • vilipending v. Present participle of vilipend. • VILIPEND v. (Latin) to treat as of small worth; to contemn, disparage. |