| CHINQUAPINS | • chinquapins n. Plural of chinquapin. • CHINQUAPIN n. (Native American) the dwarf chestnut of the US, also CHINCAPIN, CHINKAPIN. |
| DUENNASHIPS | • DUENNASHIP n. the office of duenna. |
| EUPHONISING | • euphonising v. Present participle of euphonise. • EUPHONISE v. to make euphonic, pleasant sounding, also EUPHONIZE. |
| GUNMANSHIPS | • GUNMANSHIP n. the state of being a gunman. |
| GUNNERSHIPS | • gunnerships n. Plural of gunnership. • GUNNERSHIP n. the office of gunner. |
| NALBUPHINES | • NALBUPHINE n. a synthetic narcotic, an analgesic structurally similar to morphine. |
| PAUNCHINESS | • paunchiness n. The state or condition of being paunchy. • PAUNCHINESS n. the state of being paunchy. |
| PENPUSHINGS | • PENPUSHING n. boring paperwork involving much writing. |
| PENTHOUSING | • penthousing v. Present participle of penthouse. • PENTHOUSE v. to cover or shelter as in a penthouse. |
| PINCUSHIONS | • pincushions n. Plural of pincushion. • pincushions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pincushion. • pin-cushions n. Plural of pin-cushion. |
| POTHUNTINGS | • POTHUNTING n. going round to athletic meetings to win trophies. |
| PUNISHINGLY | • punishingly adv. So as to punish. • punishingly adv. In a way that is tiring or exhausting. • PUNISHING adv. PUNISH, to impose a penalty for wrongdoing. |
| PUNISHMENTS | • punishments n. Plural of punishment. • PUNISHMENT n. the act of punishing. |
| PUSHINGNESS | • PUSHINGNESS n. the state of being pushing. |
| SHUNPIKINGS | • SHUNPIKING n. travelling on shunpikes. |
| THRUPENNIES | • THRUPENNY n. a twelve-sided British coin, obsolete since 1972. |
| UNBISHOPING | • unbishoping v. Present participle of unbishop. • UNBISHOP v. to deprive of the status of bishop. |
| UNHAPPINESS | • unhappiness n. The feeling of not being happy. • UNHAPPINESS n. the state of being unhappy. |
| UNPERISHING | • unperishing adj. That does not perish. • UNPERISHING adj. not perishing. |
| UNPOLISHING | • unpolishing v. Present participle of unpolish. • UNPOLISH v. to remove polish from. |