| PRENUPS | • prenups n. Plural of prenup. • PRENUP n. a prenuptial agreement. |
| PRUINES | • PRUINE n. (Shakespeare) a prune, also PREWYN. |
| PRUNERS | • pruners n. Plural of pruner. • Pruners prop.n. Plural of Pruner. • PRUNER n. one that prunes. |
| PUNKERS | • punkers n. Plural of punker. • PUNKER n. a punk rock musician. |
| PUNNERS | • punners n. Plural of punner. • PUNNER n. one who makes puns, also PUNSTER. |
| PUNSTER | • punster n. A person who makes puns. • PUNSTER n. one who makes puns, also PUNNER. |
| PUNTERS | • punters n. Plural of punter. • punters n. (Slang) The general public, a body of customers. • PUNTER n. one that punts. |
| PURINES | • purines n. Plural of purine. • PURINE n. a white crystalline substance which with oxygen forms uric acid, also PURIN. |
| REPUGNS | • repugns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repugn. • REPUGN v. to fight against; to oppose. |
| SPURNED | • spurned v. Simple past tense and past participle of spurn. • SPURN v. to reject with contempt. |
| SPURNER | • spurner n. One who spurns. • SPURNER n. one who spurns. |
| SPURNES | • SPURNE v. (Spenser) to spur. |
| UNPURSE | • unpurse v. (Transitive) To bring (one’s lips) back from a pursed expression. • UNPURSE v. to relax the lips from a pursed state. |
| UNROPES | • unropes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unrope. • UNROPE v. to loose from a rope. |
| UPRISEN | • uprisen v. Simple past tense and past participle of uprise. • UPRISE v. to rise up. |