| GRANDPARENTS | • grandparents n. Plural of grandparent. • grandparents v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grandparent. • grand-parents v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grand-parent. |
| NONRESPONDER | • nonresponder n. A person who does not respond. • nonresponder n. (Medicine) A person who does not show an immune response to a virus after being vaccinated against it. • non-responder n. Someone who does not respond. |
| PREHARDENING | • prehardening v. Present participle of preharden. • PREHARDEN v. to harden in advance. |
| PREORDAINING | • preordaining v. Present participle of preordain. • PREORDAIN v. to ordain in advance. |
| PREORDINANCE | • preordinance n. Antecedent decree or determination; a rule previously established. • PREORDINANCE n. a rule previously established; that which is ordained beforehand. |
| PREPONDERANT | • preponderant adj. Having greater or the greatest weight, quantity, importance or force. • PREPONDERANT adj. having superior weight, force, or influence. |
| PROVENDERING | • provendering v. Present participle of provender. • PROVENDER v. to supply with provender. |
| REPREHENDING | • reprehending v. Present participle of reprehend. • REPREHEND v. to rebuke. |
| REPRIMANDING | • reprimanding v. Present participle of reprimand. • REPRIMAND v. to scold, censure. |
| TRANSPONDERS | • transponders n. Plural of transponder. • TRANSPONDER n. a type of radio or radar transmitter-receiver that transmits signals automatically when it receives predetermined signals, also TRANSPONDOR. |
| TRANSPONDORS | • transpondors n. Plural of transpondor. • TRANSPONDOR n. a type of radio or radar transmitter-receiver that transmits signals automatically when it receives predetermined signals, also TRANSPONDER. |
| UNDERPRICING | • underpricing v. Present participle of underprice. • UNDERPRICING n. the act of charging too low a price. |
| UNDERPRISING | • UNDERPRISE v. (obsolete) to value too little. |
| UNDERPRIZING | • underprizing v. Present participle of underprize. • UNDERPRIZE v. to value too little. |