| APPOINTING | • appointing v. Present participle of appoint. • APPOINT v. to assign to a job. |
| EPINEPHRIN | • epinephrin n. Alternative form of epinephrine. • EPINEPHRIN n. adrenalin, also EPINEPHRINE. |
| INCLIPPING | • INCLIP v. (archaic) to clasp; to inclose. |
| INSHIPPING | • inshipping v. Present participle of inship. • INSHIP v. (Shakespeare) to take ship. |
| INWRAPPING | • inwrapping v. Present participle of inwrap. • INWRAPPING n. the act of wrapping round. |
| KIDNAPPING | • kidnapping v. Present participle of kidnap. • kidnapping n. (Crime) The crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom. • KIDNAPPING n. the act of kidnapping. |
| NIPPERKINS | • nipperkins n. Plural of nipperkin. • NIPPERKIN n. (archaic) a small measure of alcoholic drink. |
| PINCHPOINT | • pinchpoint n. Alternative form of pinch point. • pinch␣point n. (Engineering) A point in between moving and stationary parts of a machine where an individual’s body… • pinch␣point n. (Economics) The level of inventories of a commodity or product below which consumers become concerned… |
| PINNATIPED | • pinnatiped n. (Zoology) Any bird which has the toes bordered by membranes. • PINNATIPED adj. having the toes bordered by membranes; fin-footed, as certain birds. |
| PINNIPEDES | • pinnipedes n. Plural of pinnipede. • PINNIPEDE n. a member of the Pinnipeda, seals, walruses, and other such sea mammals, also PINNIPED. |
| PINPOINTED | • pinpointed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pinpoint. • pin-pointed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pin-point. • PINPOINT v. to locate precisely. |
| PIPELINING | • pipelining v. Present participle of pipeline. • PIPELINING n. the act of conveying by pipeline. |
| SNIPPINESS | • snippiness n. The quality of being snippy. • SNIPPINESS n. the state of being snippy, stingy. |
| UNCLIPPING | • unclipping v. Present participle of unclip. • UNCLIP v. to remove a fastening device. |
| UNRIPPINGS | • UNRIPPING n. the act of unripping. |
| UNSHIPPING | • unshipping v. Present participle of unship. • UNSHIP v. to unload from a ship. |
| UNSLIPPING | • unslipping adj. That does not slip. • UNSLIPPING adj. not slipping. |