| EXPUNCTING | • expuncting v. Present participle of expunct. • EXPUNCT v. (archaic) to expunge, wipe out. |
| EXPUNCTION | • expunction n. The act of expunging or erasing. • expunction n. The condition of being expunged. • EXPUNCTION n. the act of expunging or erasing. |
| PUNCTATION | • punctation n. A preliminary treaty or contract. • punctation n. (Botany) Markings of minute spots, holes, or depressions. • punctation n. The practice of writing with dots, as in Hebrew. |
| PUNCTATORS | • punctators n. Plural of punctator. • PUNCTATOR n. someone who marks something with dots, esp. applied to the Massoretes, who invented the Hebrew vowel points. |
| PUNCTILIOS | • punctilios n. Plural of punctilio. • PUNCTILIO n. (Italian) a minute detail of conduct; careful observance of forms. |
| PUNCTUALLY | • punctually adv. In a punctual manner; on time. • punctually adv. (Archaic) Precisely; exactly; minutely. • PUNCTUAL adv. being on time. |
| PUNCTUATED | • punctuated adj. Having punctuation. • punctuated v. Simple past tense and past participle of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| PUNCTUATES | • punctuates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| PUNCTUATOR | • punctuator n. One who punctuates, as in writing. • PUNCTUATOR n. one who punctuates, as in writing. |
| PUNCTULATE | • punctulate adj. Marked with small punctures or spots. • punctulate v. (Transitive) To mark with small punctures or spots. • PUNCTULATE v. to mark with small dots. |
| PUNCTURERS | • puncturers n. Plural of puncturer. • PUNCTURER n. one who punctures. |
| PUNCTURING | • puncturing v. Present participle of puncture. • puncturing n. The act by which something is punctured. • PUNCTURE v. to pierce with a pointed object. |
| UNPUNCTUAL | • unpunctual adj. Not punctual. • UNPUNCTUAL adj. not punctual. |