| DILAPIDATING | • dilapidating v. Present participle of dilapidate. • DILAPIDATE v. to bring into a condition of decay or partial ruin. |
| DISCIPLINING | • disciplining v. Present participle of discipline. • disciplining n. The use of punishment to compel behavior. • DISCIPLINE v. to punish or penalize for the sake of discipline. |
| DISIMPROVING | • disimproving v. Present participle of disimprove. • DISIMPROVE v. to make worse. |
| DISPRISONING | • disprisoning v. Present participle of disprison. • DISPRISON v. to let loose from prison, to set at liberty. |
| DISPROFITING | • disprofiting v. Present participle of disprofit. • DISPROFIT v. (archaic) to cause to fail to profit. |
| DISPROVIDING | • disproviding v. Present participle of disprovide. • DISPROVIDE v. (archaic) to fail to provide. |
| HYPNOIDISING | • HYPNOIDISE v. to put in the hypnoidal state, also HYPNOIDIZE. |
| HYPNOIDIZING | • HYPNOIDIZE v. to put in the hypnoidal state, also HYPNOIDISE. |
| IMPARADISING | • imparadising v. Present participle of imparadise. • IMPARADISE v. to put in a state like paradise; to make supremely happy. |
| PEROXIDISING | • peroxidising v. Present participle of peroxidise. • PEROXIDISE v. to oxidize to the utmost degree, so as to form a peroxide, also PEROXIDIZE. |
| PEROXIDIZING | • peroxidizing v. Present participle of peroxidize. • PEROXIDIZE v. to oxidize to the utmost degree, so as to form a peroxide, also PEROXIDISE. |
| PINGUIDITIES | • PINGUIDITY n. the quality of being pinguid. |
| PRESIGNIFIED | • presignified v. Simple past tense and past participle of presignify. • PRESIGNIFY v. to intimate or signify beforehand. |
| SHIPBUILDING | • shipbuilding n. (Uncountable) The construction of ships. • shipbuilding n. A construction of a ship. • ship-building n. Alternative spelling of shipbuilding. |
| SIDESLIPPING | • sideslipping v. Present participle of sideslip. • side-slipping v. Present participle of side-slip. • SIDESLIP v. to slip to one side. |
| TRIPUDIATING | • tripudiating v. Present participle of tripudiate. • TRIPUDIATE v. to dance for joy; to exult; to stamp. |