| APPROPINQUING | • APPROPINQUE v. (archaic) to approach, also APPROPINQUATE. |
| COMPUTERISING | • computerising v. Present participle of computerise. • COMPUTERISE v. to render suitable for a computer, also COMPUTERIZE. |
| COMPUTERIZING | • computerizing v. Present participle of computerize. • COMPUTERIZE v. to carry out, control, or produce by means of a computer, also COMPUTERISE. |
| INTERCOUPLING | • intercoupling v. Present participle of intercouple. |
| OVEREQUIPPING | • overequipping v. Present participle of overequip. • OVEREQUIP v. to equip, furnish with, or supply excessively. |
| OVERPICTURING | • overpicturing v. Present participle of overpicture. • OVERPICTURE v. to picture to excess. |
| PORTCULLISING | • portcullising v. Present participle of portcullis. • PORTCULLIS v. to obstruct as with a portcullis. |
| PRECAUTIONING | • precautioning v. Present participle of precaution. • PRECAUTION v. to forewarn. |
| PREFIGURATION | • prefiguration n. A vague representation or suggestion of something before it has happened or been accomplished. • prefiguration n. Something that prefigures. • PREFIGURATION n. the act of prefiguring. |
| PRESTIGIOUSLY | • prestigiously adv. In a prestigious manner. • PRESTIGIOUS adv. having prestige. |
| PRIMOGENITURE | • primogeniture n. The state of being the firstborn of the children of the same parents. • primogeniture n. The principle that the eldest child, traditionally the eldest male, has an exclusive right of inheritance. • primogeniture n. (Countable) An instance of such a right of inheritance, established by custom or law. |
| ROUNDTRIPPING | • roundtripping v. Present participle of roundtrip. • round-tripping v. Present participle of round-trip. • ROUNDTRIPPING n. a form of trading in which a company borrows a sum of money from one source and takes advantage of a short-term rise in interest rates to make a profit by lending it to another. |
| SERPIGINOUSLY | • serpiginously adv. In a serpiginous manner. • SERPIGINOUS adv. spreading by creeping. |
| SUPERIMPOSING | • superimposing v. Present participle of superimpose. • superimposing n. Alternative form of superimposition. • SUPERIMPOSE v. to place or lay over or above something. |
| UNPROMISINGLY | • unpromisingly adv. In an unpromising manner. • UNPROMISING adv. appearing unlikely to prove worthwhile or result favorably. |