| HAIRSPRING | • hairspring n. A spring, made of a coil of fine wire, that is used to regulate the movement of a balance wheel in a watch. • HAIRSPRING n. the slender recoil spring which regulates the motion of the balance in a timepiece. |
| IMPRINTERS | • imprinters n. Plural of imprinter. • IMPRINTER n. one who imprints. |
| IMPRISONER | • imprisoner n. One who imprisons. • IMPRISONER n. one who imprisons. |
| INSPIRATOR | • inspirator n. An inspirer; one who inspires. • inspirator n. An inhaler; one who inhales. • inspirator n. A kind of injector for forcing water by steam. |
| INSPIRITER | • INSPIRITER n. one who inspirits. |
| IRRUPTIONS | • irruptions n. Plural of irruption. • IRRUPTION n. a forcible or violent rush; a breaking in. |
| PERSPIRING | • perspiring adj. Producing perspiration; sweating. • perspiring n. The act of producing perspiration. • perspiring v. Present participle of perspire. |
| PRERINSING | • prerinsing v. Present participle of prerinse. • PRERINSE v. to rinse beforehand. |
| PRIMROSING | • primrosing v. Present participle of primrose. • primrosing n. A defect in improperly packaged butter, leading to discoloration and impaired flavour. • PRIMROSE v. to gather primroses. |
| PRINTERIES | • printeries n. Plural of printery. • PRINTERY n. a place where printing is done. |
| REINSPIRED | • reinspired v. Simple past tense and past participle of reinspire. • REINSPIRE v. to inspire anew. |
| REINSPIRES | • reinspires v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reinspire. • REINSPIRE v. to inspire anew. |
| REINSPIRIT | • reinspirit v. (Transitive) To give fresh spirit to. • REINSPIRIT v. to give fresh spirit to. |
| SURPRISING | • surprising v. Present participle of surprise. • surprising adj. Causing surprise. • surprising n. A situation in which somebody is surprised. |
| SURPRIZING | • surprizing v. Present participle of surprize. • SURPRIZE v. to come upon unexpectedly, also SURPRISE. |
| UPSTIRRING | • upstirring v. Present participle of upstir. • upstirring n. Disturbance; commotion. • UPSTIR v. to stir up. |