| CATAPULTING | • catapulting v. Present participle of catapult. • CATAPULT v. to hurl through the air. |
| COMPLOTTING | • complotting v. Present participle of complot. • complotting n. The forming of a joint plot; conspiracy. • COMPLOT v. to conspire. |
| COPLOTTINGS | • COPLOTTING n. the act of plotting together with. |
| OUTPLOTTING | • outplotting v. Present participle of outplot. • OUTPLOT v. to surpass in plotting. |
| PALPITATING | • palpitating adj. Very exciting. • palpitating v. Present participle of palpitate. • PALPITATE v. to throb, beat rapidly. |
| POSTULATING | • postulating v. Present participle of postulate. • postulating n. A postulation. • POSTULATE v. to assume or claim as true, existent, or necessary. |
| POTLATCHING | • potlatching n. (Also attributively) gerund of potlatch. • potlatching v. Present participle of potlatch. • POTLATCH v. to exchange gifts. |
| POTTERINGLY | • potteringly adv. So as to potter; in a slow and aimless manner. • POTTERING adv. busying oneself with trifling tasks. |
| PRATTLINGLY | • prattlingly adv. (Rare, dated) With prattle, or worthless talk. • PRATTLING adv. PRATTLE, to talk at length about nothing in particular. |
| PRESETTLING | • presettling v. Present participle of presettle. • PRESETTLE v. to settle in advance. |
| PUSTULATING | • pustulating v. Present participle of pustulate. • PUSTULATE v. to form into pustules, or blisters. |
| RESPLITTING | • resplitting v. Present participle of resplit. • RESPLIT v. to split again. |
| SPLATTERING | • splattering v. Present participle of splatter. • splattering n. A mess of something splattered. • SPLATTER v. to spatter, to splash. |
| SPLUTTERING | • spluttering n. Gerund of splutter: the act of one who splutter. • spluttering v. Present participle of splutter. • SPLUTTERING adj. speaking rapidly and confusedly. |
| STIPULATING | • stipulating v. Present participle of stipulate. • STIPULATE v. to set or require as a condition of an agreement. |
| TELEPATHING | • telepathing v. Present participle of telepath. • TELEPATH v. to read minds. |
| TELEPORTING | • teleporting v. Present participle of teleport. • TELEPORT v. to transport by willpower or thought. |
| UPSETTINGLY | • upsettingly adv. In an upsetting manner. • UPSETTING adv. causing upset. |