| BOSSNAPPINGS | • bossnappings n. Plural of bossnapping. • BOSSNAPPING n. kidnapping a company executive as part of industrial action. |
| KNEECAPPINGS | • kneecappings n. Plural of kneecapping. • knee-cappings n. Plural of knee-capping. • KNEECAPPING n. punishment by shooting through the kneecap. |
| LANDSKIPPING | • LANDSKIP v. to landscape. |
| MISHAPPENING | • mishappening v. Present participle of mishappen. • mishappening n. An unfortunate incident. • MISHAPPEN v. (Spenser) to happen ill or unluckily. |
| MISLIPPENING | • mislippening v. Present participle of mislippen. • MISLIPPEN v. (Scots) to mistrust. |
| NEWSPAPERING | • newspapering v. Present participle of newspaper. • NEWSPAPER v. to work on a newspaper. |
| OPPUGNANCIES | • oppugnancies n. Plural of oppugnancy. • OPPUGNANCY n. (Shakespeare) antagonism. |
| PARAPENTINGS | • PARAPENTING n. a cross between hang-gliding and parachuting, a sport in which the participant jumps from a high place wearing a modified type of parachute, which is then used as a hang-glider. |
| PENELOPISING | • penelopising v. Present participle of penelopise. • PENELOPISE v. to undo what you have earlier done, in so delaying a decision due upon completion, also PENELOPIZE. |
| SANDPAPERING | • sandpapering v. Present participle of sandpaper. • sandpapering n. An application of sandpaper. • SANDPAPERING n. the act of smoothing or polishing with sandpaper. |
| SCUPPERNONGS | • scuppernongs n. Plural of scuppernong. • SCUPPERNONG n. a native American grape from the region of the Scuppernong river; a sweet wine made from it. |
| TRANSHIPPING | • transhipping v. Present participle of tranship. • transhipping n. Alternative form of transshipping. • TRANSHIPPING n. transfer from one ship to another. |
| UNAPPETISING | • unappetising adj. (Chiefly Britain) Alternative spelling of unappetizing. • UNAPPETISING adj. not appetising. |
| UNHAPPENINGS | • unhappenings n. Plural of unhappening. • UNHAPPENING n. something that is not a happening. |
| UNSTOPPERING | • unstoppering v. Present participle of unstopper. • UNSTOPPER v. to take the stopper from. |