| GALLUMPHING | • gallumphing v. Present participle of gallumph. • GALLUMPH v. to move with a clumsy heavy tread, also GALUMPH. |
| MULTIPLYING | • multiplying v. Present participle of multiply. • multiplying n. An act of multiplication. • MULTIPLY v. to increase in number. |
| OUTSPELLING | • outspelling v. Present participle of outspell. • OUTSPELL v. to surpass in spelling. |
| PASQUILLING | • PASQUIL v. to satirise with a pasquil. |
| PLOUGHLANDS | • ploughlands n. Plural of ploughland. • PLOUGHLAND n. land under the plough, also PLOWLAND. |
| PLURALISING | • pluralising v. Present participle of pluralise. • PLURALISE v. to make plural. |
| PLURALIZING | • pluralizing v. Present participle of pluralize. • PLURALIZE v. to make plural, also PLURALISE. |
| POLYLINGUAL | • polylingual adj. Of or pertaining to multiple languages; multilingual. • polylingual adj. Able to use multiple languages. • POLYLINGUAL adj. involving many languages. |
| PULLULATING | • pullulating v. Present participle of pullulate. • PULLULATE v. to swarm, to teem; to breed freely. |
| PULMONOLOGY | • pulmonology n. The branch of medicine dealing with diseases of the lungs and respiratory tract. • PULMONOLOGY n. the branch of medicine concerned with the study of the lungs. |
| PUMMELLINGS | • pummellings n. Plural of pummelling. • PUMMELLING n. a beating with the fists. |
| PUPILLATING | • PUPILLATE v. to cry in the manner of a peacock. |
| SPURGALLING | • spurgalling v. Present participle of spurgall. • SPURGALL v. to injure with a spur. |
| UNPANELLING | • UNPANEL v. to unsaddle, also UNPANNEL. |
| UPFOLLOWING | • UPFOLLOW v. (Keats) to follow. |
| UPLIFTINGLY | • upliftingly adv. In an uplifting manner. • UPLIFTING adv. inspiring. |
| WIREPULLING | • wirepulling v. Present participle of wirepull. • WIREPULLING n. the use of private or secret influence for one's own ends. |