| APPEALINGNESS | • appealingness n. The state or quality of being appealing. • APPEALINGNESS n. the state of being appealing. |
| INTERCROPPING | • intercropping v. Present participle of intercrop. • INTERCROP v. to plant a second crop between the rows of the first. |
| NONHAPPENINGS | • nonhappenings n. Plural of nonhappening. • NONHAPPENING n. an event of no importance. |
| OPPIGNERATING | • oppignerating v. Present participle of oppignerate. • OPPIGNERATE v. (obsolete) to pawn, also OPPIGNORATE. |
| OPPIGNERATION | • oppigneration n. Alternative form of oppignoration. • OPPIGNERATION n. the act or an instance of pawning or pledging, also OPPIGNORATION. |
| PAPERHANGINGS | • paperhangings n. Plural of paperhanging. • PAPERHANGING n. decorative paper used for covering interior walls. |
| PENDRAGONSHIP | • pendragonship n. The role or status of pendragon. • PENDRAGONSHIP n. the office of pendragon. |
| PREAPPOINTING | • preappointing v. Present participle of preappoint. • PREAPPOINT v. to appoint previously, or beforehand. |
| PREPORTIONING | • preportioning v. Present participle of preportion. • preportioning n. The practice of dividing into portions before use. • pre-portioning v. Present participle of pre-portion. |
| SANDPAPERINGS | • sandpaperings n. Plural of sandpapering. • SANDPAPERING n. the act of smoothing or polishing with sandpaper. |
| STEPPARENTING | • stepparenting n. The role of a stepparent. • STEPPARENTING n. parenting by a stepparent. |
| SUPPLEMENTING | • supplementing v. Present participle of supplement. • SUPPLEMENT v. to add or serve as a supplement to. |
| UNAPPARELLING | • unapparelling v. Present participle of unapparel. • UNAPPAREL v. to divest of clothing; to strip. |
| UNAPPEALINGLY | • unappealingly adv. In an unappealing manner. • UNAPPEALING adv. not appealing. |
| UNDERPROPPING | • underpropping v. Present participle of underprop. • UNDERPROP v. to prop from beneath. |
| WAPPENSHAWING | • WAPPENSHAWING n. (Scots) a gathering of the people within an area for the purpose of seeing that each man was armed according to his rank, and ready to take the field when required, also WAPENSCHAW, WAPENSHAW, WAPINSCHAW, WAPINSHAW, WAPPENSCHAW, WAPPENSHAW. |