| INSPIRABLE | • inspirable adj. Able to be inspired. • inspirable adj. Able to be inhaled; breathable. • INSPIRABLE adj. capable of being inspired or drawn into the lungs. |
| INSPIREDLY | • inspiredly adv. In an inspired manner. |
| IPRINDOLES | • IPRINDOLE n. an antidepressant drug. |
| PERICLINES | • periclines n. Plural of pericline. • PERICLINE n. a variety of albite occurring as large elongated white crystals. |
| PILFERINGS | • pilferings n. Plural of pilfering. • PILFERING n. petty theft. |
| POLLINISER | • polliniser n. Alternative form of pollenizer. • POLLINISER n. an agent that pollinises, also POLLINIZER. |
| PRESLICING | • preslicing v. Present participle of preslice. • PRESLICE v. to slice beforehand. |
| PRIESTLING | • priestling n. (Derogatory) A petty, insignificant priest. • PRIESTLING n. a priest of low rank. |
| PRIMULINES | • primulines n. Plural of primuline. • PRIMULINE n. a yellow coal-tar dye. |
| PRINCIPLES | • principles n. Plural of principle. • principles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of principle. • PRINCIPLE v. to ground (a person) in the principles or elements of a subject. |
| PRISTINELY | • pristinely adv. In a way that is pristine. • PRISTINE adv. original, pure, unspoilt. |
| PROSILIENT | • prosilient adj. Eminent; prominent; distinguished above others. • prosilient adj. Obvious; salient; prominent; conspicuous. • PROSILIENT adj. outstanding. |
| REPTILIANS | • reptilians n. Plural of reptilian. • REPTILIAN n. a reptile. |
| RESPLICING | • resplicing v. Present participle of resplice. • resplicing n. The act by which things are respliced. • RESPLICE v. to splice again. |
| SLIPPERING | • slippering n. A spanking with a slipper. • SLIPPER v. to beat with a slipper. |
| SPIRULINAE | • SPIRULINA n. any filamentous cyanobacterium of the genus Spirulina. |
| SPRINGLIKE | • springlike adj. (Chiefly of the weather) Typical of spring (the season). • springlike adj. Resembling a spring (coiled-shaped usually metal object). • spring-like adj. Alternative spelling of springlike. |