| GOSSIPER | • gossiper n. A person who gossips. • GOSSIPER n. one that gossips, also GOSSIPPER. |
| GOSSIPRY | • gossipry n. Spiritual relationship or affinity; gossiprede; special intimacy. • gossipry n. Idle talk; gossip. • GOSSIPRY n. the practice of gossiping. |
| PARSINGS | • parsings n. Plural of parsing. • PARSING n. the syntactic analysis of a sentence. |
| PINGRASS | • pingrass n. Alternative form of pin grass. • pin␣grass n. Synonym of alfilaria. • PINGRASS n. a European weed. |
| PRESSING | • pressing adj. Needing urgent attention. • pressing adj. Insistent, earnest, or persistent. • pressing n. The application of pressure by a press or other means. |
| PRISAGES | • prisages n. Plural of prisage. • PRISAGE n. the former right of English kings to wine. |
| PRISSING | • prissing v. Present participle of priss. • PRISS v. to act in a prissy manner. |
| PROSINGS | • prosings n. Plural of prosing. • PROSING n. writing in a prosy way. |
| RASPINGS | • raspings n. Plural of rasping. • RASPING n. the act of rasping. |
| RISPINGS | • RISPING n. a portion grated off. |
| SERPIGOS | • serpigos n. Plural of serpigo. • SERPIGO n. (Latin) a spreading skin eruption, also SAPEGO, SUPPEAGO. |
| SPAIRGES | • SPAIRGE v. to sprinkle (with moisture), also SPARGE. |
| SPERSING | • spersing v. Present participle of sperse. • SPERSE v. (archaic) to disperse. |
| SPRIGHTS | • sprights n. Plural of spright. • SPRIGHT v. (Shakespeare) to haunt. |
| SPRINGES | • springes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of springe. • SPRINGE v. to snare in a springe. |