| APPRESSING | • appressing v. Present participle of appress. • APPRESS v. to press together, also ADPRESS. |
| COPPERINGS | • copperings n. Plural of coppering. • COPPERING n. the act of sheathing with copper. |
| OPPRESSING | • oppressing v. Present participle of oppress. • OPPRESS v. to treat with tyrannical injustice. |
| PAMPERINGS | • pamperings n. Plural of pampering. • PAMPERING n. the act of treating with extreme or excessive indulgence. |
| PEPPERINGS | • pepperings n. Plural of peppering. • PEPPERING n. a seasoning with pepper. |
| PERSPIRING | • perspiring adj. Producing perspiration; sweating. • perspiring n. The act of producing perspiration. • perspiring v. Present participle of perspire. |
| POPPERINGS | • POPPERING n. a variety of pear, also POPERIN, POPRIN. |
| PREPASTING | • prepasting v. Present participle of prepaste. • PREPASTE v. to paste beforehand. |
| PREPENSING | • prepensing v. Present participle of prepense. • PREPENSE v. (Spenser) to consider. |
| PRESHAPING | • preshaping v. Present participle of preshape. • PRESHAPE v. to shape beforehand. |
| PROSPERING | • prospering v. Present participle of prosper. • PROSPER v. to be successful. |
| REOPPOSING | • reopposing v. Present participle of reoppose. • REOPPOSE v. to oppose again. |
| RESHIPPING | • reshipping v. Present participle of reship. • reshipping n. Act of shipping something again. • RESHIP v. to ship again. |
| SCUPPERING | • scuppering v. Present participle of scupper. • SCUPPER v. to thwart, frustrate. |
| SKIPPERING | • skippering v. Present participle of skipper. • SKIPPERING n. the act of sleeping rough. |
| SLIPPERING | • slippering n. A spanking with a slipper. • SLIPPER v. to beat with a slipper. |
| SNAPPERING | • snappering v. Present participle of snapper. • SNAPPER v. to stumble, trip. |
| STOPPERING | • stoppering v. Present participle of stopper. • STOPPER v. to seal with a stopper. |
| UPSPEARING | • upspearing adj. (Archaic) Growing or shooting up like a spear. • upspearing v. Present participle of upspear. • UPSPEAR v. to shoot up like a spear. |