| DISPROFESS | • disprofess v. (Obsolete, rare) To give up, renounce. • DISPROFESS v. to renounce the profession or pursuit of. |
| FIRESCAPES | • FIRESCAPE v. to arrange the features of (a garden or other area of land) in a way that inhibits the spread of fire. |
| FRUMPINESS | • frumpiness n. The characteristic of being frumpy. • FRUMPINESS n. the state of being frumpy. |
| PERFUSIONS | • perfusions n. Plural of perfusion. • PERFUSION n. the act of perfusing. |
| PREFASCIST | • prefascist adj. Prior to fascism. • prefascist n. A person with fascist leanings or beliefs prior to the founding of fascism in 1919. • PREFASCIST adj. belonging to the period before fascism. |
| PROFESSING | • professing v. Present participle of profess. • PROFESS v. to affirm openly. |
| PROFESSION | • profession n. Declaration of faith. • profession n. Professional occupation. • PROFESSION n. a calling. |
| PROFITLESS | • profitless adj. Not yielding profit. • PROFITLESS adj. without profit. |
| SPECIFIERS | • specifiers n. Plural of specifier. • SPECIFIER n. one who specifies. |
| SPOOFERIES | • spooferies n. Plural of spoofery. • SPOOFERY n. good-natured ridicule. |
| STUPEFIERS | • stupefiers n. Plural of stupefier. • STUPEFIER n. something that stupefies. |
| SUPERFIRMS | • superfirms n. Plural of superfirm. • SUPERFIRM n. a large firm. |
| SUPERFIXES | • superfixes n. Plural of superfix. • superfixes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of superfix. • SUPERFIX n. a recurrent pattern of stress in speech. |
| SUPERWAIFS | • superwaifs n. Plural of superwaif. • SUPERWAIF n. an extremely thin and childlike young fashion model. |