| DISPEOPLING | • dispeopling v. Present participle of dispeople. • DISPEOPLE v. to depopulate. |
| HIPPOLOGIES | • HIPPOLOGY n. the study of horses. |
| OUTSTEPPING | • outstepping v. Present participle of outstep. • OUTSTEP v. to step beyond. |
| OVERSUPPING | • oversupping v. Present participle of oversup. • OVERSUP v. to sup to excess. |
| PEMPHIGOIDS | • pemphigoids n. Plural of pemphigoid. • PEMPHIGOID n. any of a group of skin diseases, also PEMPHIGOUS. |
| PEPSINOGENS | • pepsinogens n. Plural of pepsinogen. • PEPSINOGEN n. a substance in the mucous membrane of the stomach which converts into pepsin in a slightly acid medium. |
| PEPTONISING | • peptonising v. Present participle of peptonise. • PEPTONISE v. to make (a protein) soluble by partial predigestion, esp. in the treatment of food, also PEPTONIZE. |
| PHLOGOPITES | • phlogopites n. Plural of phlogopite. • PHLOGOPITE n. a brown mica containing magnesium, a constituent of limestones and dolomites. |
| POLYPHAGIES | • POLYPHAGY n. the practice or faculty of subsisting on many kinds of food. |
| PREEXPOSING | • PREEXPOSE v. to expose in advance. |
| PREIMPOSING | • preimposing v. Present participle of preimpose. • PREIMPOSE v. to impose in advance. |
| PROPELLINGS | • propellings n. Plural of propelling. • PROPELLING n. the act of causing a move forward or onward. |
| PROPHESYING | • prophesying v. Present participle of prophesy. • prophesying n. A prophecy. • prophesying n. (Historical) A religious meeting to discuss parts of Scripture and their possible use in sermons. |
| PROSPECTING | • prospecting v. Present participle of prospect. • prospecting n. The act of one who prospects. • PROSPECTING n. exploring for mineral deposits. |
| REPURPOSING | • repurposing v. Present participle of repurpose. • repurposing n. The act by which something is repurposed. • REPURPOSE v. to purpose anew. |
| SHOPKEEPING | • shopkeeping n. The business of operating a shop. • SHOPKEEPING n. the occupation of keeping a shop. |
| SUPERPOSING | • superposing v. Present participle of superpose. • SUPERPOSE v. to place above or on something else. |