| BLIMPING | • blimping v. Present participle of blimp. • BLIMP v. to swell out. |
| CRIMPING | • crimping v. Present participle of crimp. • crimping n. The act by which something is crimped. • CRIMP v. to press into folds, flutes or ridges. |
| FLIMPING | • flimping v. Present participle of flimp. • FLIMP v. to rob while diverted by an accomplice. |
| GIMPING | • gimping v. Present participle of gimp. • GIMP v. to make or furnish with gimp. |
| GUIMPING | • GUIMP v. to trim with yarn, also GIMP, GYMP. |
| IMPING | • imping n. The act or process of grafting or mending. • imping n. A practice used on birds to fix important broken feathers. • imping v. Present participle of imp. |
| LIMPING | • limping v. Present participle of limp. • limping n. The motion of one who limps. • LIMPING n. the act of limping. |
| PIMPING | • pimping adj. (Dated) Little or petty. • pimping adj. (Obsolete, US, dialect) puny; sickly. • pimping adj. (Slang, African American Vernacular English) Consisting of or having the qualities of a pimp. |
| PRIMPING | • primping v. Present participle of primp. • primping n. The act of one who primps. • PRIMP v. to dress or adorn carefully. |
| SCRIMPING | • scrimping v. Present participle of scrimp. • scrimping n. An amount saved little by little. • SCRIMPING n. the exercise of frugality. |
| SHRIMPING | • shrimping v. Present participle of shrimp. • SHRIMPING n. fishing for shrimps. |
| SKIMPING | • skimping v. Present participle of skimp. • skimping adj. Scanty; meagre; done inefficiently. • SKIMP v. to scrimp. |
| SKRIMPING | • skrimping v. Present participle of skrimp. • SKRIMP v. to scratch and save, also SCRIMP. |
| WIMPING | • wimping v. Present participle of wimp. • WIMP v. to act like a wimp, as in the phrase to wimp out. |