| EMPEOPLING | • empeopling v. Present participle of empeople. • EMPEOPLE v. to fill with people. |
| EPIPHONEMA | • epiphonema n. (Rhetoric) An exclamation or reflection used to summarise or round off an argument or discourse. • EPIPHONEMA n. an exclamation, finishing phrase or reflection. |
| HIPPOMANES | • hippomanes n. (Obsolete) An ancient love philter obtained from a mare or foal. • HIPPOMANES n. an ancient philtre obtained from a mare or foal. |
| MAPPEMONDS | • mappemonds n. Plural of mappemond. • MAPPEMOND n. a map of the world. |
| MINIFLOPPY | • minifloppy n. Alternative spelling of mini-floppy. • mini-floppy n. (Computing, dated) a 5.25-inch floppy diskette. • mini␣floppy n. Alternative spelling of mini-floppy. |
| NICKUMPOOP | • nickumpoop n. Obsolete spelling of nincompoop. • NICKUMPOOP n. a fool; a silly or stupid person, also NICOMPOOP, NINCOMPOOP. |
| NICOMPOOPS | • nicompoops n. Plural of nicompoop. • NICOMPOOP n. a fool; a silly or stupid person, also NICKUMPOOP, NINCOMPOOP. |
| NINCOMPOOP | • nincompoop n. (Derogatory, childish) A foolish or silly person. • NINCOMPOOP n. a fool; a silly or stupid person, also NICKUMPOOP, NICOMPOOP. |
| NYMPHOLEPT | • nympholept n. A person in a state of nympholepsy. • NYMPHOLEPT n. one in state of nympholepsy, a trance incurred by erotic daydreams. |
| PANSOPHISM | • pansophism n. Pansophy. • pansophism n. (Historical) The 17th-century movement of the pansophists, who wished to organize all human knowledge. • PANSOPHISM n. the claim to know everything. |
| PREEMPTION | • preemption n. An act or process that preempts; a preventive or forestalling action; as… • preëmption n. Rare spelling of preemption. • pre-emption n. Alternative spelling of preemption. |
| PROMPTINGS | • promptings n. Plural of prompting. • PROMPTING n. the act of supplying a prompt. |
| PROMPTNESS | • promptness n. The habit or characteristic of doing things without delay. • promptness n. The habit of adhering to a designated time. • PROMPTNESS n. the state of being prompt. |
| PROPELMENT | • propelment n. (Archaic) Propulsion, the act of propeling. • propelment n. A mechanism that propels something. • PROPELMENT n. propulsion; a propelling motion. |
| UNPROMPTED | • unprompted adj. Without being told to say or do something. • UNPROMPTED adj. not prompted. |