| EPIGRAMS | • epigrams n. Plural of epigram. • EPIGRAM n. a short, witty poem; a concise, clever and often paradoxical statement. |
| GLIMPSER | • glimpser n. One who glimpses something. • GLIMPSER n. one who glimpses. |
| GOPURAMS | • gopurams n. Plural of gopuram. • GOPURAM n. (Sanskrit) in South India, a pyramidal tower over the gateway of a temple, also GOPURA. |
| GRAMPIES | • grampies n. Plural of grampy. • GRAMPY n. a grandfather. |
| GRUMPIES | • GRUMPY n. a bad-tempered person. |
| GRUMPISH | • grumpish adj. Surly; sullen; gruff; grumpy. • GRUMPISH adj. grumpy. |
| GUMDROPS | • gumdrops n. Plural of gumdrop. • GUMDROP n. a type of chewy candy. |
| IMPREGNS | • impregns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of impregn. • IMPREGN v. (archaic) to impregnate. |
| PANGRAMS | • pangrams n. Plural of pangram. • PANGRAM n. a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet. |
| PILGRIMS | • pilgrims n. Plural of pilgrim. • Pilgrims n. Plural of Pilgrim. • PILGRIM n. someone who goes on a pilgrimage, also PILGRIMAGER, PILGRIMER. |
| PREGAMES | • pregames n. Plural of pregame. • pre-games n. Plural of pre-game. • PREGAME v. to drink alcohol before a game before a game. |
| PRIGGISM | • priggism n. The quality or state of being priggish; the manners of a prig; exaggerated propriety, fussiness about trivialities. • priggism n. (Obsolete) Roguery; thievery. • PRIGGISM n. prim adherence to convention, also PRIGGERY. |
| PRIMAGES | • primages n. Plural of primage. • PRIMAGE n. an amount paid as an addition to freight charges. |
| PRIMINGS | • primings n. Plural of priming. • PRIMING n. the act of one who primes. |
| PROGRAMS | • programs n. Plural of program. • programs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of program. • PROGRAM v. to arrange in a plan of proceedings. |
| PUGMARKS | • pugmarks n. Plural of pugmark. • PUGMARK n. the track of a big cat e.g. a tiger. |
| RAMPAGES | • rampages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rampage. • RAMPAGE v. to rush around wildly, also RAMPAUGE. |
| RAMPINGS | • rampings n. Plural of ramping. • RAMPING n. the practice of causing large, false increases in the price of shares etc. by dishonest means. |