| DEPANNEURS | • depanneurs n. Plural of depanneur. • dépanneurs n. Plural of dépanneur. • DEPANNEUR n. (Canadian) a convenience store in French Canada. |
| PENNACEOUS | • pennaceous adj. (Ornithology) having the structure of a normal feather. • PENNACEOUS adj. feather-like. |
| PLENILUNES | • plenilunes n. Plural of plenilune. • PLENILUNE n. the time of the full moon. |
| PUNGENCIES | • pungencies n. Plural of pungency. • PUNGENCY n. the state of being pungent, also PUNGENCE. |
| PUNINESSES | • PUNINESS n. the state of being puny. |
| SEPTENNIUM | • septennium n. A period of seven years. • SEPTENNIUM n. a period of seven years. |
| SPINNERULE | • spinnerule n. (Zoology) One of the numerous small spinning tubes on the spinnerets of spiders. • SPINNERULE n. one of the numerous small spinning tubes on the spinnerets of spiders. |
| SUPINENESS | • supineness n. The state of being supine. • supineness n. Total submissiveness; flat on one’s back, lacking any backbone; with total abandon; prostrate; supine. • SUPINENESS n. the state of being supine. |
| TUPPENNIES | • tuppennies n. Plural of tuppenny. • TUPPENNY n. two pennies, also TWOPENNY. |
| UNBESPOKEN | • unbespoken v. Past participle of unbespeak. • unbespoken adj. Not having been bespoken; not specifically requested. • UNBESPEAK v. to unsay; hence, to annul or cancel. |
| UNDERSPEND | • underspend v. To spend too little of the funds appropriated or allocated. • underspend n. An amount by which an allocated amount is not expended. • UNDERSPEND v. to spend less than. |
| UNDERSPENT | • underspent v. Simple past tense and past participle of underspend. • UNDERSPEND v. to spend less than. |
| UNPERSONED | • unpersoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of unperson. • UNPERSON v. to make someone into an unperson. |
| UNRIPENESS | • unripeness n. The state or property of being unripe. • UNRIPENESS n. the state of being unripe. |
| UNSLEEPING | • unsleeping adj. Not sleeping. • unsleeping adj. (Figurative) Remaining constantly alert. • unsleeping adj. Remaining constantly active. |