| DISPAUPERING | • dispaupering v. Present participle of dispauper. • DISPAUPER v. to deprive of the claim of a pauper to public support. |
| DISPURVEYING | • dispurveying v. Present participle of dispurvey. • DISPURVEY v. (archaic) to deprive of provisions. |
| LIGNIPERDOUS | • ligniperdous adj. (Zoology) Wood-destroying; said of certain insects and fungi. • LIGNIPERDOUS adj. destroying wood. |
| PREINDUCTION | • preinduction n. Induction prior to some other process. • preinduction adj. Prior to induction. • PREINDUCTION adj. preceding an induction. |
| PROFUNDITIES | • profundities n. Plural of profundity. • PROFUNDITY n. intellectual depth. |
| PRUSSIANISED | • Prussianised v. Simple past tense and past participle of Prussianise. • PRUSSIANISE v. to make Prussian in character or principle, as in authoritarian control or rigid discipline, also PRUSSIANIZE. |
| PRUSSIANIZED | • Prussianized v. Simple past tense and past participle of Prussianize. • PRUSSIANIZE v. to make Prussian in character or principle, as in authoritarian control or rigid discipline, also PRUSSIANISE. |
| REPUDIATIONS | • repudiations n. Plural of repudiation. • REPUDIATION n. the act of repudiating. |
| UNDERPINNING | • underpinning v. Present participle of underpin. • underpinning n. A support or foundation, especially as a structure of masonry that supports a wall. • underpinning n. (Figurative) A basis for something. |
| 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. |
| UNDESPAIRING | • undespairing adj. Not despairing. • UNDESPAIRING adj. not despairing. |
| UNFRIENDSHIP | • unfriendship n. Unfriendliness; enmity. • UNFRIENDSHIP n. (archaic) unfriendliness. |
| UNIMPRISONED | • unimprisoned adj. Not imprisoned. • UNIMPRISONED adj. not imprisoned. |
| UNPREDICTING | • unpredicting v. Present participle of unpredict. • UNPREDICT v. (Milton) to retract or falsify a previous prediction. |
| UNPRINCIPLED | • unprincipled adj. Lacking moral values. • UNPRINCIPLED adj. lacking moral principles. |
| UNPRIVILEGED | • unprivileged adj. Not having special privileges, opposite of privileged. • unprivileged adj. Not requiring special privileges. • UNPRIVILEGED adj. not privileged. |
| UNPROHIBITED | • unprohibited adj. Not prohibited. • UNPROHIBITED adj. not prohibited. |