| BESPOUSING | • bespousing v. Present participle of bespouse. • BESPOUSE v. to marry. |
| DISPURSING | • dispursing v. Present participle of dispurse. • DISPURSE v. (Shakespeare) to disburse. |
| GRUMPINESS | • grumpiness n. The state, or act, of being grumpy. • GRUMPINESS n. the state of being grumpy. |
| OUTPASSING | • outpassing v. Present participle of outpass. • OUTPASS v. to excel in passing in football. |
| OUTSPRINGS | • outsprings v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outspring. • OUTSPRING v. to spring out. |
| PERCUSSING | • percussing v. Present participle of percuss. • PERCUSS v. to strike with force. |
| POSTURINGS | • posturings n. Plural of posturing. • POSTURING n. the act of striking a pose. |
| PRESSURING | • pressuring v. Present participle of pressure. • pressuring n. An act or instance of pressuring. • PRESSURE v. to apply force to. |
| SCULPTINGS | • sculptings n. Plural of sculpting. • SCULPTING n. the act of forming an image or representation of from solid material. |
| SPROUTINGS | • sproutings n. Plural of sprouting. • SPROUTING n. the act of sprouting. |
| SUPPOSINGS | • supposings n. Plural of supposing. • SUPPOSING n. the act of supposing. |
| SURPASSING | • surpassing v. Present participle of surpass. • surpassing adj. Becoming superior to others; becoming excellent; exceptional; exceeding. • surpassing n. The act or process by which something is surpassed; a bettering. |
| SURPLUSING | • surplusing v. Present participle of surplus. • SURPLUS v. to be in excess. |
| SURPRISING | • surprising v. Present participle of surprise. • surprising adj. Causing surprise. • surprising n. A situation in which somebody is surprised. |
| SUSPECTING | • suspecting v. Present participle of suspect. • SUSPECT v. to think guilty. |
| SUSPENDING | • suspending v. Present participle of suspend. • SUSPEND v. to stop for a period. |
| UPSETTINGS | • upsettings n. Plural of upsetting. • UPSETTING n. overturning, overthrow. |
| UPSITTINGS | • upsittings n. Plural of upsitting. • UPSITTING n. a sitting up of a woman after her confinement, to receive and entertain her friends. |