| ANTIPOPULAR | • antipopular adj. Opposing the people. • ANTIPOPULAR adj. opposed to popular culture. |
| OPPORTUNELY | • opportunely adv. In a manner suitable for some particular purpose. • opportunely adv. In a manner convenient or advantageous at some particular time. • OPPORTUNE adv. happening at the right time. |
| PLURIPOTENT | • pluripotent adj. (Biology) Able to develop into more than one mature cell or tissue type, but not all. • PLURIPOTENT adj. not fixed as to development potentialities e.g. 'pluripotent stem cells'. |
| PRENUPTIALS | • prenuptials n. Plural of prenuptial. • PRENUPTIAL n. an arrangement made or occurring before marriage. |
| PREPUNCTUAL | • prepunctual adj. Excessively prompt; early. • PREPUNCTUAL adj. more than punctual; coming before time. |
| PROPULSIONS | • propulsions n. Plural of propulsion. • PROPULSION n. the act of propelling. |
| RESUPPLYING | • resupplying v. Present participle of resupply. • RESUPPLY v. to supply again. |
| SUPERPLANES | • superplanes n. Plural of superplane. • SUPERPLANE n. a very large plane. |
| SUPPLANTERS | • supplanters n. Plural of supplanter. • SUPPLANTER n. one who supplants. |
| UNDERLAPPED | • underlapped v. Simple past tense and past participle of underlap. • UNDERLAP v. to extend partly under. |
| UNDERSUPPLY | • undersupply v. To provide with insufficient supplies; to supply inadequately. • undersupply n. An inadequate supply. • UNDERSUPPLY v. to supply too little. |
| UNPERPLEXED | • unperplexed adj. Not confused or puzzled. • UNPERPLEX v. to free from perplexity. |
| UNPERPLEXES | • unperplexes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unperplex. • UNPERPLEX v. to free from perplexity. |
| UNPOPULARLY | • unpopularly adv. In a manner which is not popular. • UNPOPULAR adv. not popular. |