| DEPICTING | • depicting v. Present participle of depict. • DEPICT v. to portray. |
| DEPRIMING | • depriming n. (Firearms) The action of the verb to deprime; the removal of primer from cartridge. • depriming v. Present participle of deprime. • DEPRIME v. to remove the primer from eg a shell. |
| DEPRIVING | • depriving v. Present participle of deprive. • DEPRIVE v. to take something away from. |
| DESPISING | • despising v. Present participle of despise. • despising n. An act of despising. • DESPISE v. to look down upon with contempt. |
| DESPITING | • despiting v. Present participle of despite. • DESPITE v. to treat with contempt. |
| DIAPERING | • diapering v. Present participle of diaper. • diapering n. The act of clothing somebody in a diaper. • diapering n. A regular pattern of the same shape, evenly spaced. |
| DIPLEGIAS | • diplegias n. Plural of diplegia. • DIPLEGIA n. paralysis of a part on both sides of the body. |
| GUIDESHIP | • guideship n. The role or status of guide. • GUIDESHIP n. the state of being a Girl Guide. |
| IMPENDING | • impending adj. Approaching; drawing near; about to happen or expected to happen. • impending v. Present participle of impend. • impending n. Something that impends or threatens; an expected event. |
| PERIODING | • perioding v. Present participle of period. • PERIOD v. (Shakespeare) to put an end to. |
| PIDGINISE | • pidginise v. Alternative form of pidginize. • PIDGINISE v. to make into pidgin, also PIDGINIZE. |
| PIDGINIZE | • pidginize v. (Linguistics, transitive) To convert or adapt into a pidgin language. • PIDGINIZE v. to make into pidgin, also PIDGINISE. |
| PIGTAILED | • pigtailed adj. Having a pigtail. • pig-tailed adj. Alternative form of pigtailed. • PIGTAILED adj. having a pigtail. |
| PILGRIMED | • pilgrimed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilgrim. • PILGRIM v. to travel to a holy place for religious purposes, also PILGRIMAGE. |
| PRESIDING | • presiding v. Present participle of preside. • presiding adj. Having authority over; vested with the authority to preside over. • PRESIDE v. to occupy the position of authority. |
| PRODIGIES | • prodigies n. Plural of prodigy. • PRODIGY n. a child with exceptional talent and ability. |
| REDIPPING | • redipping v. Present participle of redip. • re-dipping v. Present participle of re-dip. • REDIP v. to dip again. |
| SPIDERING | • spidering v. Present participle of spider. • SPIDER v. to move in a scuttling manner. |