| COMPULSING | • compulsing v. Present participle of compulse. • COMPULSE v. (obsolete) to compel. |
| CRUMPLINGS | • crumplings n. Plural of crumpling. • CRUMPLING n. the act of creasing. |
| DISPLUMING | • displuming v. Present participle of displume. • DISPLUME v. to deprive of feathers. |
| ENSAMPLING | • ensampling v. Present participle of ensample. • ENSAMPLE v. to give an example of. |
| IMPOSINGLY | • imposingly adv. In an imposing manner. • IMPOSING adv. impressive. |
| MISPLACING | • misplacing v. Present participle of misplace. • misplacing n. Incorrect placement. • MISPLACE v. to put in a wrong place. |
| MISPLAYING | • misplaying v. Present participle of misplay. • MISPLAY v. to make a bad play in a game. |
| PANLOGISMS | • PANLOGISM n. the theory that the Universe is an outward manifestation of the Logos. |
| PLANIGRAMS | • PLANIGRAM n. an X-ray photograph of a selected plane section of the human body or some other solid object, aka tomogram. |
| PLANOGRAMS | • planograms n. Plural of planogram. • PLANOGRAM n. a schematic drawing or plan for displaying merchandise in a store so as to maximize sales. |
| PLASMAGENE | • plasmagene n. (Genetics) A gene located in granules of the cytoplasm of a cell. • PLASMAGENE n. a self-reproducing structure like the mitochondria. |
| POLEMISING | • polemising v. Present participle of polemise. • POLEMISE v. to argue or write polemically, carry on a controversy, also POLEMICISE, POLEMICIZE, POLEMIZE. |
| POLYGENISM | • polygenism n. (Ethnology) The belief that humans descended from more than one ancestral pair. • POLYGENISM n. the doctrine that animals of the same species have sprung from more than one original pair. |
| POLYGONUMS | • polygonums n. Plural of polygonum. • POLYGONUM n. any plant of the knotgrass family Polygonaceae. |
| RESAMPLING | • resampling n. (Statistics) Any technique or instance of generating a new sample from an existing dataset. • resampling v. Present participle of resample. • RESAMPLE v. to sample again. |
| SCHLUMPING | • schlumping v. Present participle of schlump. • SCHLUMP v. (Yiddish) to flop, slump, also SHLUMP. |
| SCRUMPLING | • scrumpling v. Present participle of scrumple. • SCRUMPLE v. to crumple or crush. |
| SKIMPINGLY | • skimpingly adv. So as to skimp; stingily; insufficiently. • SKIMPING adv. SKIMP, to scrimp. |
| TRAMPLINGS | • tramplings n. Plural of trampling. • TRAMPLING n. the act of trampling. |