| OVERHEAPING | • overheaping v. Present participle of overheap. • OVERHEAP v. to heap up to excess. |
| OVERKEEPING | • overkeeping v. Present participle of overkeep. • OVERKEEP v. to keep too long or too much. |
| OVERLEAPING | • overleaping v. Present participle of overleap. • OVERLEAP v. to leap over, also OWERLOUP. |
| OVERPACKAGE | • overpackage v. (Transitive) To package wastefully in more material than necessary. • OVERPACKAGE v. to package excessively. |
| OVERPEERING | • overpeering v. Present participle of overpeer. • OVERPEER v. to peer over. |
| PERCEIVINGS | • perceivings n. Plural of perceiving. • PERCEIVING n. the act of perceiving. |
| PERSEVERING | • persevering n. Perseverance. • persevering v. Present participle of persevere. • persevering adj. Tending to persevere. |
| PREAVERRING | • PREAVER v. to aver beforehand. |
| PREDEVOTING | • PREDEVOTE v. to devote or dedicate beforehand. |
| PREROGATIVE | • prerogative n. A hereditary or official right or privilege. • prerogative n. A right, or power that is exclusive to a monarch etc, especially such a power to make a decision or judgement. • prerogative n. A right, especially when due to one’s position or role. |
| PROGENITIVE | • progenitive adj. Being able to produce offspring, reproductive. • PROGENITIVE adj. capable of bearing offspring. |
| PROGRESSIVE | • progressive adj. Favouring or promoting progress; advanced. • progressive adj. Gradually advancing in extent; increasing. • progressive adj. Promoting or favoring progress towards improved conditions or new policies, ideas, or methods. |
| REPLEVINING | • replevining v. Present participle of replevin. • REPLEVIN v. to regain possession by legal action, also REPLEVY. |
| STEVENGRAPH | • Stevengraph n. A picture woven from silk. • STEVENGRAPH n. a silk picture woven in colours. |
| SUPERVENING | • supervening v. Present participle of supervene. • SUPERVENE v. to come in addition, or closely after, esp. so as to cause a change. |
| VERGERSHIPS | • vergerships n. Plural of vergership. • VERGERSHIP n. the office of verger. |