| KIPPAGES | • kippages n. Plural of kippage. • KIPPAGE n. (Scots) a state of displeasure or anger. |
| KIPPERED | • kippered v. Simple past tense and past participle of kipper. • kippered adj. Stiff and lacking vitality; stale. • kippered adj. Worn out; tired. |
| KIPPERER | • kipperer n. One who kippers fish. • KIPPERER n. one who cures kippers. |
| PIPELIKE | • pipelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a pipe. • PIPELIKE adj. like a pipe. |
| PIPEWORK | • pipework n. Any system of pipes or tubes; piping. • pipework n. (Music) The pipes and stops of an organ. • PIPEWORK n. piping or pipes collectively; a vein of ore in the form of a pipe. |
| POPELIKE | • popelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a pope. • POPELIKE adj. like a pope. |
| PORKPIES | • porkpies n. Plural of porkpie. • pork␣pies n. Plural of pork pie. • PORKPIE n. a type of man's hat. |
| PUMPLIKE | • pumplike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a pump. • PUMPLIKE adj. like a pump. |
| SKEPPING | • SKEP v. (Old Norse) to collect into a hive. |
| SKIPPERS | • skippers n. Plural of skipper. • SKIPPER v. to act as master or captain. |
| SKIPPETS | • skippets n. Plural of skippet. • SKIPPET n. a small box for protecting an official seal. |
| SKIPPIER | • skippier adj. Comparative form of skippy: more skippy. • SKIPPY adj. frolicsome. |