| APPAIRING | • appairing v. Present participle of appair. • APPAIR v. (obsolete) to impair. |
| DESPAIRED | • despaired v. Simple past tense and past participle of despair. • DESPAIR v. to lose all hope. |
| DESPAIRER | • despairer n. One who despairs. • DESPAIRER n. one who despairs. |
| DISREPAIR | • disrepair n. The state of being in poor condition, in need of repair. • disrepair v. (Intransitive, rare) To get into a state of disrepair. • DISREPAIR n. a worn-out or dilapidated condition. |
| EMPAIRING | • empairing v. Present participle of empair. • EMPAIRE v. (Spenser) to become worse, also EMPARE. |
| IMPAIRERS | • impairers n. Plural of impairer. • IMPAIRER n. one who, or that which, impairs. |
| IMPAIRING | • impairing v. Present participle of impair. • impairing n. Impairment. • IMPAIRING n. the act of making worse. |
| REPAIRERS | • repairers n. Plural of repairer. • REPAIRER n. one who repairs. |
| REPAIRING | • repairing v. Present participle of repair. • repairing n. The act by which something is repaired; a mending. • REPAIR v. to restore to good condition. |
| REPAIRMAN | • repairman n. A man whose job is to repair things. • REPAIRMAN n. one whose job is to repair things. |
| REPAIRMEN | • repairmen n. Plural of repairman. • REPAIRMAN n. one whose job is to repair things. |
| SPAIRGING | • SPAIRGE v. to sprinkle (with moisture), also SPARGE. |
| UNREPAIRS | • UNREPAIR n. a lack of repair. |