| DRAGSTRIPS | • dragstrips n. Plural of dragstrip. • drag␣strips n. Plural of drag strip. • DRAGSTRIP n. a race course for drag racing, also DRAGWAY. |
| PRESSURING | • pressuring v. Present participle of pressure. • pressuring n. An act or instance of pressuring. • PRESSURE v. to apply force to. |
| PROGRESSED | • progressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of progress. • PROGRESS v. to move forward. |
| PROGRESSES | • progresses n. Plural of progress. • progresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of progress. • PROGRESS v. to move forward. |
| REPRESSING | • repressing v. Present participle of repress. • repressing n. A second or subsequent pressing. • REPRESS v. to keep under control. |
| SERIGRAPHS | • serigraphs n. Plural of serigraph. • SERIGRAPH n. a silkscreen print. |
| SEROGROUPS | • serogroups n. Plural of serogroup. • SEROGROUP n. any group of bacteria or other microorganisms that have a certain antigen in common. |
| SPARAGRASS | • sparagrass n. Obsolete form of asparagus. • SPARAGRASS n. (dialect) asparagus. |
| SPIROGRAMS | • spirograms n. Plural of spirogram. • SPIROGRAM n. a record made by a spirograph, an instrument recording movements of breathing. |
| SPIROGYRAS | • spirogyras n. Plural of spirogyra. • SPIROGYRA n. any of various minute green filamentous freshwater algae constituting the genus Spirogyra. |
| SUPERGRASS | • supergrass n. An informer providing substantial quantities of information on criminal or terrorist activities to the police. • SUPERGRASS n. a very important police informer. |
| SURPRISING | • surprising v. Present participle of surprise. • surprising adj. Causing surprise. • surprising n. A situation in which somebody is surprised. |