| EPILIMNIONS | • epilimnions n. Plural of epilimnion. • EPILIMNION n. the upper, warm layer of water in a lake. |
| INCIPIENCES | • incipiences n. Plural of incipience. • INCIPIENCE n. a beginning; an incipient state, also INCIPIENCY. |
| INCIPIENTLY | • incipiently adv. In an incipient manner. • INCIPIENT adv. beginning; in an early stage. |
| INSIPIDNESS | • insipidness n. A lack of distinctive, appealing, or energetic character; tastelessness; extreme blandness. • INSIPIDNESS n. the state of being insipid, also INSIPIDITY. |
| INSIPIENCES | • INSIPIENCE n. (archaic) a lack of intelligence. |
| INSIPIENTLY | • insipiently adv. In an insipient fashion. • INSIPIENT adv. wanting wisdom; foolish. |
| NIFEDIPINES | • nifedipines n. Plural of nifedipine. • NIFEDIPINE n. a coronary vasodilator used esp. in the treatment of angina pectoris. |
| PENICILLINS | • penicillins n. Plural of penicillin. • PENICILLIN n. any of a group of substances that stop the growth of bacteria, extracted from moulds, esp. from Penicillium notatum. |
| PERIDINIANS | • PERIDINIAN n. a dinoflagellate, a kind of marine protozoan, also PERIDINIUM. |
| PETITIONING | • petitioning v. Present participle of petition. • petitioning n. The act of making a petition or appeal. • PETITIONING n. the act of making a petition. |
| PILNIEWINKS | • pilnie-winks n. (Historical) An ancient form of torture for the fingers. • PILNIEWINKS n. an instrument of torture designed to crush fingers, also PILLIWINKS, PINNIEWINKLE, PINNYWINKLE. |
| PINNIPEDIAN | • PINNIPEDIAN n. a pinniped. |
| PIPELININGS | • PIPELINING n. the act of conveying by pipeline. |
| PREIGNITION | • preignition n. (Automotive) The premature detonation of a fuel charge in Four-stroke cycle engines. • PREIGNITION n. ignition in an internal combustion engine while the inlet valve is open or before compression is completed. |
| PREINVITING | • PREINVITE v. to invite beforehand. |
| REINSPIRING | • reinspiring v. Present participle of reinspire. • REINSPIRE v. to inspire anew. |
| VILIPENDING | • vilipending v. Present participle of vilipend. • VILIPEND v. (Latin) to treat as of small worth; to contemn, disparage. |