| ASEPTICISING | • asepticising v. Present participle of asepticise. • ASEPTICISE v. to make aseptic; to treat with aseptics, also ASEPTICIZE. |
| DISPRISONING | • disprisoning v. Present participle of disprison. • DISPRISON v. to let loose from prison, to set at liberty. |
| EPISCOPISING | • episcopising v. Present participle of episcopise. • EPISCOPISE v. to make a bishop of by consecration, also EPISCOPIZE. |
| EPISTOLISING | • epistolising v. Present participle of epistolise. • EPISTOLISE v. to write a letter, also EPISTOLIZE. |
| IMPASSIONING | • impassioning v. Present participle of impassion. • IMPASSION v. to arouse the passions of. |
| INSPISSATING | • inspissating v. Present participle of inspissate. • INSPISSATE v. to make thick. |
| PARASITISING | • parasitising v. Present participle of parasitise. • PARASITISE v. to infest or live on or with as a parasite, also PARASITIZE. |
| PIGSTICKINGS | • pig-stickings n. Plural of pig-sticking. • PIGSTICKING n. the act of hunting for wild boar. |
| PLASTICISING | • plasticising v. Present participle of plasticise. • PLASTICISE v. to make plastic, also PLASTICIZE. |
| POSITIONINGS | • positionings n. Plural of positioning. • POSITIONING n. the act of putting in a particular location. |
| PRESIGNIFIES | • presignifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of presignify. • PRESIGNIFY v. to intimate or signify beforehand. |
| SEIGNIORSHIP | • seigniorship n. The role or status of seignior. • SEIGNIORSHIP n. the office of seignior. |
| SIDESLIPPING | • sideslipping v. Present participle of sideslip. • side-slipping v. Present participle of side-slip. • SIDESLIP v. to slip to one side. |
| SPANIOLISING | • Spaniolising v. Present participle of Spaniolise. • SPANIOLISE v. to hispanicize, also SPANIOLIZE. |
| SPATIALISING | • spatialising v. Present participle of spatialise. |
| SPECIALISING | • specialising v. Present participle of specialise. • SPECIALISE v. to make special or specific, also SPECIALIZE. |
| SUSPICIONING | • suspicioning v. Present participle of suspicion. • SUSPICION v. to suspect. |