| AMPHIGOURI | • AMPHIGOURI n. a nonsensical piece of writing, usually in verse form, typically composed as a parody, also AMPHIGORY. |
| EPILOGUING | • epiloguing v. Present participle of epilogue. • EPILOGUE v. to supply with a concluding section. |
| EPILOGUISE | • EPILOGUISE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGUIZE. |
| EPILOGUIZE | • epiloguize v. Alternative form of epilogize. • EPILOGUIZE v. to speak or write an epilogue, also EPILOGUISE. |
| IMPOUNDING | • impounding v. Present participle of impound. • impounding n. An act of impoundment. • IMPOUND v. to seize and retain in legal custody. |
| INPOURINGS | • inpourings n. Plural of inpouring. • INPOURING n. the act of pouring in. |
| OUTPITYING | • OUTPITY v. to surpass in pitying. |
| OUTPRICING | • outpricing v. Present participle of outprice. • OUTPRICE v. to offer a better price. |
| OUTPRIZING | • outprizing v. Present participle of outprize. • OUTPRIZE v. (Shakespeare) to exceed in estimation. |
| PERIGONIUM | • perigonium n. (Botany) The sterile parts of a flower; collectively, the sepals and petals (or tepals); the perianth. • perigonium n. (Botany) The modified leaves around the antheridia in a bryophytic plant. • perigonium n. (Dated, zoology) The wall of the sporosac in a hydroid. |
| POULTICING | • poulticing v. Present participle of poultice. • POULTICE v. to apply a hot, healing substance. |
| PRODIGIOUS | • prodigious adj. Very big in size or quantity; colossal, gigantic, huge. • prodigious adj. Extraordinarily amazing or exciting. • prodigious adj. Freakish; monstrous. |
| PUNDIGRION | • PUNDIGRION n. (obsolete) a play on words, a pun. |
| PURLOINING | • purloining v. Present participle of purloin. • purloining n. Theft. • PURLOIN v. to steal; to filch. |
| UNIMPOSING | • unimposing adj. Not imposing; not grand or magnificent; modest. • UNIMPOSING adj. not imposing. |
| UPHOISTING | • uphoisting v. Present participle of uphoist. • UPHOIST v. to hoist up. |