| DEPOSING | • deposing v. Present participle of depose. • DEPOSE v. to remove from office. |
| DISPONGE | • disponge v. (Poetic, rare) To sprinkle, as with water from a sponge. • DISPONGE v. to sprinkle, also DISPUNGE. |
| EPIGONES | • epigones n. Plural of epigone. • EPIGONE n. (Greek) an inferior imitator, also EPIGON, EPIGONUS. |
| EPIGONUS | • EPIGONUS n. (Greek) an inferior imitator, also EPIGON, EPIGONE. |
| EXPOSING | • exposing v. Present participle of expose. • EXPOSE v. to lay open to view. |
| OPENINGS | • openings n. Plural of opening. • OPENING n. a vacant space. |
| PEONAGES | • peonages n. Plural of peonage. • PEONAGE n. the condition of being a peon, also PEONISM. |
| PERIGONS | • perigons n. Plural of perigon. • PERIGON n. (Greek) an angle equal to 360 degrees. |
| PHOSGENE | • phosgene n. (Inorganic chemistry) carbonyl chloride. • PHOSGENE n. a colorless poison gas made from chlorine and carbon monoxide. |
| PIDGEONS | • pidgeons n. Plural of pidgeon; Archaic spelling of pigeons. • PIDGEON n. a simplified speech used for communication between people with different languages, also PIDGIN. |
| POESYING | • poesying v. Present participle of poesy. • POESY v. to utter poetry. |
| PONDAGES | • pondages n. Plural of pondage. • PONDAGE n. the capacity of a pond. |
| PONGIEST | • pongiest adj. Superlative form of pongy: most pongy. • PONGY adj. (colloquial) smelly. |
| PONTAGES | • pontages n. Plural of pontage. • PONTAGE n. a toll paid on bridges. |
| PROGNOSE | • prognose v. (Medicine) To make a prognosis. • PROGNOSE v. to forecast the probable course of a disease. |
| PYROGENS | • pyrogens n. Plural of pyrogen. • PYROGEN n. a substance that produces fever. |
| REPOSING | • reposing v. Present participle of repose. • REPOSE v. to lie at rest. |
| SPONGERS | • spongers n. Plural of sponger. • SPONGER n. one that sponges. |
| SPONGIER | • spongier adj. Comparative form of spongy: more spongy. • SPONGY adj. absorptive. |