| EPATERING | • EPATER v. (French) to shock complacent people. |
| ESTREPING | • ESTREPE v. to create waste as a tenant e.g. by cutting down trees. |
| EXPERTING | • EXPERT v. (Spenser) to experience. |
| INTERPAGE | • interpage adj. Between the pages of a document. • interpage v. (Transitive, intransitive) To insert or include between the pages of another document; to interleave. • INTERPAGE v. to print or insert on intermediate pages. |
| PELTERING | • peltering v. Present participle of pelter. • PELTER v. to shower blows or missiles, also PELT. |
| PESTERING | • pestering v. Present participle of pester. • pestering n. An act or instance of annoying somebody. • PESTER v. to bother. |
| PIGNERATE | • pignerate adj. Alternative form of pignorate. • pignerate v. Alternative form of pignorate. • PIGNERATE v. (archaic) to pledge or pawn, also PIGNORATE. |
| PREDIGEST | • predigest v. To digest food in advance of eating it. • predigest v. (By extension) To preprocess in order to deliver the most important parts in a simplified form. • PREDIGEST v. to digest in advance. |
| PREGGIEST | • PREGGY adj. (colloq.) pregnant, also PREGGERS, PREGGO. |
| PRESTIGES | • prestiges n. Plural of prestige. • PRESTIGE n. charm, magic or glamour in the eyes of other people. |
| REPEATING | • repeating v. Present participle of repeat. • repeating adj. That repeats; repetitive. • repeating adj. Of a firearm: capable of firing multiple times without needing recharging. |
| REPENTING | • repenting v. Present participle of repent. • repenting n. Repentance. • REPENT v. to regret and be sorry for a past action. |
| REPIGMENT | • repigment v. To pigment again. • REPIGMENT v. to pigment again. |
| REPLETING | • repleting v. Present participle of replete. • REPLETE v. to fill completely. |
| TEMPERING | • tempering v. Present participle of temper. • tempering n. The act by which something is tempered. • TEMPERING n. the act of tempering. |
| THREEPING | • THREEP v. (Scots) to dispute, also THREAP. |