| BEEPING | • beeping v. Present participle of beep. • beeping n. An instance of beeping; a sound that beeps. • BEEP v. to honk a horn. |
| CREEPIE | • creepie n. (Scotland) A low stool. • CREEPIE n. a low stool; a stool of repentance. |
| DEEPIES | • deepies n. Plural of deepie. • DEEPIE n. (colloquial) a three-dimensional cinematograph film. |
| JEEPING | • jeeping v. Present participle of jeep. • JEEP v. to travel by a four wheeled drive vehicle. |
| KEEPING | • keeping n. Conformity or harmony. • keeping n. Charge or care. • keeping n. Maintenance; support; provision; feed. |
| LEEPING | • LEEP v. (Hindi) to plaster with cow-dung; to boil or scald. |
| PEEPING | • peeping n. The action of the verb to peep. • peeping v. Present participle of peep. • PEEP v. to cheep like a chicken. |
| SEEPIER | • seepier adj. Comparative form of seepy: more seepy. • SEEPY adj. oozing with water. |
| SEEPING | • seeping v. Present participle of seep. • seeping n. The act by which something seeps. • seeping n. Liquid that has seeped. |
| WEEPIER | • weepier adj. Comparative form of weepy: more weepy. • WEEPY adj. tending to weep. |
| WEEPIES | • weepies n. Plural of weepie. • weepies n. Plural of weepy. • WEEPIE n. a highly emotional film, also WEEPY. |
| WEEPILY | • weepily adv. In a weepy manner. • WEEPY adv. tending to weep. |
| WEEPING | • weeping v. Present participle of weep. • weeping n. Action of the verb to weep. • WEEPING adj. tearful. |