| EPICURISING | • epicurising v. Present participle of epicurise. • EPICURISE v. (archaic) to act as an epicure, also EPICURIZE. |
| EPICURIZING | • epicurizing v. Present participle of epicurize. • EPICURIZE v. (archaic) to act as an epicure, also EPICURISE. |
| EPIMERISING | • EPIMERISE v. to make into an epimer, also EPIMERIZE. |
| EPIMERIZING | • epimerizing v. Present participle of epimerize. • EPIMERIZE v. to make an epimer of, also EPIMERISE. |
| IMPERILLING | • imperilling v. Present participle of imperil. • IMPERIL v. to put in danger, also PERIL. |
| PERIODISING | • periodising v. Present participle of periodise. • PERIODISE v. to divide into periods, also PERIODIZE. |
| PERIODIZING | • periodizing v. Present participle of periodize. • PERIODIZE v. to divide into periods, also PERIODISE. |
| PERIWIGGING | • periwigging v. Present participle of periwig. • PERIWIG v. to put on a periwig. |
| 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. |
| PRELIMITING | • prelimiting v. Present participle of prelimit. • PRELIMIT v. to limit beforehand. |
| PREVISITING | • previsiting v. Present participle of previsit. • PREVISIT v. to visit beforehand. |
| PRIMIGENIAL | • primigenial adj. First of all; firstborn; primary; original. • PRIMIGENIAL adj. first or earliest formed or produced. |
| PRIVILEGING | • privileging v. Present participle of privilege. • privileging n. The process by which something is made privileged. • PRIVILEGE v. to grant a privilege to. |
| REINSPIRING | • reinspiring v. Present participle of reinspire. • REINSPIRE v. to inspire anew. |