| COINTERRING | • COINTER v. to bury together. |
| FINGERPRINT | • fingerprint n. The natural pattern of ridges on the tips of human fingers, unique to each individual. • fingerprint n. The patterns left on surfaces where uncovered fingertips have touched, especially as used to identify… • fingerprint n. (Computing) Unique identification for public key in asymmetric cryptosystem. |
| FRONTIERING | • frontiering v. Present participle of frontier. • FRONTIER v. (Spenser) to border. |
| INTERFERING | • interfering v. Present participle of interfere. • interfering n. Interference. • INTERFERE v. to intervene, come in the way. |
| INTERMURING | • INTERMURE v. (obsolete) to wall in. |
| PREPRINTING | • preprinting v. Present participle of preprint. • PREPRINT v. to print in advance. |
| PRETRAINING | • pretraining v. Present participle of pretrain. • pretraining adj. Before training. • pre-training v. Present participle of pre-train. |
| REINSERTING | • reinserting v. Present participle of reinsert. • REINSERT v. to insert again. |
| REINTERRING | • reinterring v. Present participle of reinter. • REINTER v. to inter again. |
| REORIENTING | • reorienting v. Present participle of reorient. • REORIENT v. to acquaint oneself again. |
| RESTRAINING | • restraining v. Present participle of restrain. • restraining n. The act by which someone or something is restrained. • RESTRAINING n. the act of restraining. |
| RESTRINGING | • restringing v. Present participle of restring. • restringing n. The act by which something is restrung. • RESTRING v. to string again. |
| RETRAININGS | • RETRAINING n. the act of training again. |
| RIPSNORTING | • ripsnorting adj. (Slang) Strong; intense. • ripsnorting adj. (Slang) Excellent (very good). • RIPSNORTING adj. fast and furious, like a ripsnorter. |
| SURPRINTING | • surprinting v. Present participle of surprint. • SURPRINT v. to print over printing. |
| TRANSPIRING | • transpiring v. Present participle of transpire. • TRANSPIRE v. to give off as vapour; to exhale; to emit through the skin. |