| CARDSHARPERS | • cardsharpers n. Plural of cardsharper Alternative form of cardsharps. • CARDSHARPER n. one who engages in sharp practice at cards, also CARDSHARP. |
| DEPROGRAMMER | • deprogrammer n. One who deprograms. • DEPROGRAMMER n. one who deprograms. |
| HYDROGRAPHER | • hydrographer n. A scientist whose speciality is hydrography. • HYDROGRAPHER n. a student of hydrography. |
| OVERPREPARED | • overprepared v. Simple past tense and past participle of overprepare. • OVERPREPARE v. to prepare excessively. |
| OVERREPORTED | • overreported v. Simple past tense and past participle of overreport. • OVERREPORT v. to report to excess. |
| PREDEPARTURE | • predeparture adj. Occurring before or in preparation for one’s departure. • predeparture n. (Rare) The time or preparations leading up to one’s departure. • PREDEPARTURE adj. preceding a departure. |
| PREPROGRAMED | • preprogramed v. Simple past tense and past participle of preprogram. • PREPROGRAM v. to program beforehand. |
| PRERECORDING | • prerecording n. Something prerecorded. • prerecording v. Present participle of prerecord. • pre-recording v. Present participle of pre-record. |
| PROOFREADERS | • proofreaders n. Plural of proofreader. • proof-readers n. Plural of proof-reader. • proof␣readers n. Plural of proof reader. |
| RADIOGRAPHER | • radiographer n. Someone who works with radiography. This term seems to be more common in British English. • RADIOGRAPHER n. one who practises radiography. |
| RECORDERSHIP | • recordership n. The role or office of a recorder. • RECORDERSHIP n. the office of recorder. |
| REPREHENDERS | • reprehenders n. Plural of reprehender. • REPREHENDER n. one who reprehends. |
| REPROGRAMMED | • reprogrammed v. Simple past tense and past participle of reprogram. • reprogrammed adj. That has been subject to reprogramming. • REPROGRAM v. to program again. |
| SCRAPERBOARD | • scraperboard n. (Art) scratchboard. • SCRAPERBOARD n. a clay-surface board on which drawings can be made by scraping tints off as well as applying them. |
| UNDERPERFORM | • underperform v. To underachieve; to fail to reach standards or expectations, especially with respect to a financial investment. • UNDERPERFORM v. to perform insufficiently. |
| UNDERPROPPER | • underpropper n. One who, or that which, underprops or supports. • UNDERPROPPER n. one who underprops. |
| UNDERREPORTS | • underreports v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underreport. • UNDERREPORT v. to report inadequately. |