| DEPUTING | • deputing v. Present participle of depute. • DEPUTE v. to delegate. |
| IMPUTING | • imputing v. Present participle of impute. • IMPUTE v. to reckon or take into account. |
| REPUTING | • reputing v. Present participle of repute. • REPUTING n. (Shakespeare) pluming oneself. |
| COMPUTING | • computing n. (Literally) The process or act of calculation. • computing n. (Computer science) The use of a computer or computers. • computing n. The study of computers and computer programming. |
| DISPUTING | • disputing v. Present participle of dispute. • disputing n. Dispute; argument. • DISPUTE v. to argue about. |
| RECOMPUTING | • recomputing v. Present participle of recompute. • RECOMPUTE v. to compute again. |
| BIOCOMPUTING | • biocomputing n. (Computing) The design and construction of computers containing biological components. • biocomputing n. (Computing) The application of computing to the biological sciences; bioinformatics. • BIOCOMPUTING n. the application of computers to problems in biology and biochemistry. |
| MISCOMPUTING | • miscomputing v. Present participle of miscompute. • MISCOMPUTE v. to compute erroneously. |
| PRECOMPUTING | • precomputing v. Present participle of precompute. • PRECOMPUTE v. to compute in advance. |
| METACOMPUTING | • METACOMPUTING n. computing that uses metacomputers. |
| MICROCOMPUTING | • microcomputing n. The use of microcomputers. • MICROCOMPUTING n. computing with a microcomputer. |
| NEUROCOMPUTING | • neurocomputing n. The application of computers to neurology. • NEUROCOMPUTING n. computing using neural networks to mimic the action of the human brain. |
| SUPERCOMPUTING | • supercomputing n. (Computing) The design and use of supercomputers. • SUPERCOMPUTING n. computing using a supercomputer, a large very fast mainframe used esp. for scientific computations. |