| DEPEOPLED | • depeopled v. Simple past tense and past participle of depeople. • DEPEOPLE v. to reduce the population of. |
| DEPEOPLES | • depeoples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of depeople. • DEPEOPLE v. to reduce the population of. |
| DISPEOPLE | • dispeople v. (Transitive) To empty of people or inhabitants. • DISPEOPLE v. to depopulate. |
| EMPEOPLED | • empeopled adj. (Obsolete) Populated; established as a population. • EMPEOPLE v. to fill with people. |
| EMPEOPLES | • empeoples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of empeople. • EMPEOPLE v. to fill with people. |
| LAYPEOPLE | • laypeople n. Plural of layperson. • lay␣people n. Plural of lay person. • LAYPERSON n. a member of the laity, the people as distinguished from some particular profession, usually the church. |
| MERPEOPLE | • merpeople n. Plural of merperson. • MERPEOPLE n. mermaids and mermen. |
| OUTPEOPLE | • OUTPEOPLE v. to rid a country of its people. |
| REPEOPLED | • repeopled v. Simple past tense and past participle of repeople. • REPEOPLE v. to supply with people again. |
| REPEOPLES | • repeoples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repeople. • REPEOPLE v. to supply with people again. |
| UNPEOPLED | • unpeopled adj. Not inhabited by people. • UNPEOPLE v. to remove people from. |
| UNPEOPLES | • unpeoples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unpeople. • UNPEOPLE v. to remove people from. |