| EXPURGATES | • expurgates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of expurgate. • EXPURGATE v. to purify or revise; to censor. |
| PASTURAGES | • pasturages n. Plural of pasturage. • PASTURAGE n. the business of feeding or grazing cattle. |
| PREBUDGETS | • PREBUDGET n. a preliminary budget. |
| PTERYGIUMS | • pterygiums n. Plural of pterygium. • PTERYGIUM n. a growth over the cornea. |
| PURGATIVES | • purgatives n. Plural of purgative. • PURGATIVE n. a medicine that empties the intestines. |
| RESTUMPING | • restumping v. Present participle of restump. • RESTUMP v. (Australian) to provide (a building) with new stumps. |
| SCRAPEGUTS | • scrapeguts n. Plural of scrapegut. • SCRAPEGUT n. (archaic) a fiddler. |
| SPLURGIEST | • splurgiest adj. Superlative form of splurgy: most splurgy. • SPLURGY adj. tending to splurge. |
| SPUTTERING | • sputtering v. Present participle of sputter. • sputtering n. A noise that sputters. • sputtering n. The ejection of atoms from the surface of a solid or liquid following bombardment with ions, atoms or… |
| SUPERAGENT | • superagent n. A highly skilled or prominent agent, particularly in show business. • SUPERAGENT n. a top agent. |
| SUPERATING | • superating v. Present participle of superate. • SUPERATE v. (obsolete) to overcome, surmount. |
| SUPERGIANT | • supergiant n. (Astronomy) A very large star having a mass between 10 and 70 solar masses. • SUPERGIANT n. a very bright star of enormous size and low density, such as Antares. |
| SUPERLIGHT | • superlight adj. Extremely lightweight. • superlight adj. (Not comparable) faster-than-light, FTL; Faster than light speed (“c”). • superlight n. Alternative form of super light. |
| SUPERTIGHT | • supertight adj. Extremely tight. • SUPERTIGHT adj. superlatively tight. |
| UPLIGHTERS | • uplighters n. Plural of uplighter. • UPLIGHTER n. a light-fitting that throws light upwards. |