| GOSSIPMONGER | • gossipmonger n. A person who spreads gossip. • GOSSIPMONGER n. one who spreads gossip. |
| GRAPHOLOGIES | • graphologies n. Plural of graphology. • GRAPHOLOGY n. the study of handwriting. |
| GRASPINGNESS | • graspingness n. The quality of being grasping. • GRASPINGNESS n. the state of being grasping. |
| LOGOGRAPHERS | • logographers n. Plural of logographer. • LOGOGRAPHER n. a person who writes speeches or chronicles historical events. |
| LOGOGRAPHIES | • logographies n. Plural of logography. • LOGOGRAPHY n. a method of printing in which whole words or syllables, cast as single types, are used. |
| PANEGYRISING | • panegyrising v. Present participle of panegyrise. • PANEGYRISE v. to deliver a panegyric upon, also PANEGYRIZE. |
| PERSTRINGING | • perstringing v. Present participle of perstringe. • PERSTRINGE v. (obsolete) to constrain; to touch on; to censure. |
| PETTIFOGGERS | • pettifoggers n. Plural of pettifogger. • PETTIFOGGER n. a petty, quibbling, unscrupulous lawyer. |
| PILGRIMAGERS | • pilgrimagers n. Plural of pilgrimager. • PILGRIMAGER n. one who goes on a pilgrimage, also PILGRIM, PILGRIMER. |
| PREASSIGNING | • preassigning v. Present participle of preassign. • PREASSIGN v. to assign in advance. |
| PRECOGNISING | • PRECOGNISE v. to know beforehand, also PRECOGNIZE. |
| PREDESIGNING | • predesigning v. Present participle of predesign. • PREDESIGN v. to design in advance. |
| PREDIGESTING | • predigesting v. Present participle of predigest. • PREDIGEST v. to digest in advance. |
| PRESIGNALING | • PRESIGNAL v. to signal in advance. |
| PRIGGISHNESS | • priggishness n. The state or quality of being priggish. • PRIGGISHNESS n. the state of being priggish. |
| PROGESTOGENS | • progestogens n. Plural of progestogen. • PROGESTOGEN n. any of a range of hormones of the progesterone type. |
| SPARKPLUGGED | • sparkplugged v. Simple past tense and past participle of sparkplug. • SPARKPLUG v. to spark something off, in the manner of a sparkplug in a car carrying wires between which an electric spark passes to fire the explosive mixture of gases. |
| SPRECHGESANG | • sprechgesang n. (Music) A form of recitative between speaking and singing. • SPRECHGESANG n. (German) a style of vocal delivery introduced by Schoenberg. |
| STEGANOGRAPH | • STEGANOGRAPH n. a cryptogram, also STEGANOGRAM. |
| SUPERGLUEING | • SUPERGLUE v. to glue with a powerful adhesive. |