| DEEPENINGS | • deepenings n. Plural of deepening. • DEEPENING n. the act of making deep. |
| EMPENNAGES | • empennages n. Plural of empennage. • EMPENNAGE n. (French) the tail assembly of an airplane. |
| ENSPHERING | • ensphering v. Present participle of ensphere. • ENSPHERE v. to enclose in a sphere, also INSPHERE. |
| ENSTEEPING | • ensteeping v. Present participle of ensteep. • ENSTEEP v. (Shakespeare) to steep; to place under water. |
| ENSWEEPING | • ensweeping v. Present participle of ensweep. • ENSWEEP v. to sweep over. |
| PANGENESES | • PANGENESIS n. Darwin's theory that every cell of the body contributes gemmules to the germ-cells and so shares in the transmission of inherited characters. |
| PANGENESIS | • pangenesis n. A mechanism for heredity proposed by Charles Darwin by which the cells of the body shed "gemmules" which… • PANGENESIS n. Darwin's theory that every cell of the body contributes gemmules to the germ-cells and so shares in the transmission of inherited characters. |
| PENTANGLES | • pentangles n. Plural of pentangle. • PENTANGLE n. a five-pointed star, formerly used as a mystic or magical symbol. |
| PEPSINOGEN | • pepsinogen n. (Biochemistry) A zymogen that is converted into pepsin by the hydrochloric acid in the stomach. • PEPSINOGEN n. a substance in the mucous membrane of the stomach which converts into pepsin in a slightly acid medium. |
| PREGNANCES | • pregnances n. Plural of pregnance. • PREGNANCE n. (obsolete) pregnancy, also PREGNANCY. |
| PREPENSING | • prepensing v. Present participle of prepense. • PREPENSE v. (Spenser) to consider. |
| PRESENTING | • presenting v. Present participle of present. • PRESENT v. to bring into the presence of someone. |
| PUNGENCIES | • pungencies n. Plural of pungency. • PUNGENCY n. the state of being pungent, also PUNGENCE. |
| REOPENINGS | • reopenings n. Plural of reopening. • re-openings n. Plural of re-opening. • REOPENING n. the act of opening again. |
| STEEPENING | • steepening v. Present participle of steepen. • steepening n. The process of becoming steeper. • STEEPEN v. to become steep. |
| UNSLEEPING | • unsleeping adj. Not sleeping. • unsleeping adj. (Figurative) Remaining constantly alert. • unsleeping adj. Remaining constantly active. |