| DISESPOUSING | • disespousing v. Present participle of disespouse. • DISESPOUSE v. (Milton) to release from espousal or plighted faith. |
| DISPAUPERING | • dispaupering v. Present participle of dispauper. • DISPAUPER v. to deprive of the claim of a pauper to public support. |
| DISPURVEYING | • dispurveying v. Present participle of dispurvey. • DISPURVEY v. (archaic) to deprive of provisions. |
| EPILOGUISING | • EPILOGUISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGUIZE. |
| IMPETIGINOUS | • impetiginous adj. Of the nature of, or pertaining to, impetigo. • IMPETIGINOUS adj. suffering from impetigo. |
| LIGNIPERDOUS | • ligniperdous adj. (Zoology) Wood-destroying; said of certain insects and fungi. • LIGNIPERDOUS adj. destroying wood. |
| PASTEURISING | • pasteurising v. Present participle of pasteurise. • PASTEURISE v. to treat milk so as to kill germs, also PASTEURIZE. |
| PASTEURIZING | • pasteurizing v. Present participle of pasteurize. • PASTEURIZE v. to treat milk so as to kill germs, also PASTEURISE. |
| PENGUINERIES | • penguineries n. Plural of penguinery. • PENGUINERY n. a breeding place, or rookery, of penguins, also PENGUINRY. |
| PINGUIDITIES | • PINGUIDITY n. the quality of being pinguid. |
| PRESSURISING | • pressurising v. Present participle of pressurise. • PRESSURISE v. to place under pressure, also PRESSURIZE. |
| PRESSURIZING | • pressurizing v. Present participle of pressurize. • PRESSURIZE v. to place under pressure, also PRESSURISE. |
| REPUBLISHING | • republishing v. Present participle of republish. • REPUBLISH v. to publish again. |
| SUPERCOILING | • supercoiling n. (Genetics) The coiling of the DNA helix upon itself; can cause disruption to transcription and lead to cell death. • SUPERCOIL v. to create such a coil. |
| UNAPPETISING | • unappetising adj. (Chiefly Britain) Alternative spelling of unappetizing. • UNAPPETISING adj. not appetising. |
| UNDERPRISING | • UNDERPRISE v. (obsolete) to value too little. |
| UNDESPAIRING | • undespairing adj. Not despairing. • UNDESPAIRING adj. not despairing. |
| WIREPULLINGS | • WIREPULLING n. the use of private or secret influence for one's own ends. |