| EGGCUPS | • eggcups n. Plural of eggcup. • egg␣cups n. Plural of egg cup. • EGGCUP n. a cup which holds an egg. |
| GAPINGS | • gapings n. Plural of gaping. • GAPING n. the act of gaping. |
| GASPING | • gasping v. Present participle of gasp. • gasping n. The act by which one gasps. • gasping adj. (UK, slang) Very thirsty. |
| PAGINGS | • pagings n. Plural of paging. • PAGING n. a transfer of computer pages. |
| PEGGIES | • peggies n. Plural of peggy. • Peggies prop.n. Plural of Peggy. • PEGGY n. a small warbler of various kinds. |
| PIGGIES | • piggies n. Plural of piggy. • piggies n. Plural of piggie. • PIGGIE n. a small pig, also PIGGY. |
| PIGGINS | • piggins n. Plural of piggin. • Piggins prop.n. A surname. • PIGGIN n. (Scots) a small pail or bowl made of staves and hoops. |
| PIGGISH | • piggish adj. Greedy or gluttonous. • piggish adj. Pigheaded. • piggish adj. Unpleasant or unclean. |
| PUGGIES | • PUGGIE n. (Scots) a monkey, also PUGGY. |
| PUGGISH | • puggish adj. Resembling or characteristic of a pug dog. • PUGGISH adj. like a monkey or pug-dog; snub-nosed. |
| PUGGLES | • puggles n. Plural of puggle. • puggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of puggle. • PUGGLE v. to cause to become exhausted. |
| PYGARGS | • pygargs n. Plural of pygarg. • PYGARG n. (Greek) chiefly in biblical translations, a kind of antelope, perhaps an addax. |
| SPAGGED | • SPAG v. (of a cat) to scratch with the claws. |
| SPRIGGY | • spriggy adj. Full of sprigs, or small branches. • SPRIGGY adj. having small branches. |
| UPGANGS | • upgangs n. Plural of upgang. • UPGANG n. (Scots) ascent. |