| BEDPRESSER | • BEDPRESSER n. (Shakespeare) a heavy, lazy fellow. |
| COMPRESSED | • compressed adj. Pressed tightly together. • compressed adj. Flattened, especially when along its entire length. • compressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of compress. |
| COMPRESSES | • compresses n. Plural of compress. • compresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of compress. • COMPRESS v. to compact. |
| EXPRESSERS | • expressers n. Plural of expresser. • EXPRESSER n. one who expresses. |
| HOTPRESSED | • hotpressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of hotpress. • hotpressed adj. That has been heated and pressed. • HOTPRESS v. to subject to heat and pressure, e.g. for the purpose of giving a smooth and glossy surface. |
| HOTPRESSES | • hotpresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hotpress. • hot␣presses n. Plural of hot press. • HOTPRESS v. to subject to heat and pressure, e.g. for the purpose of giving a smooth and glossy surface. |
| IMPRESSERS | • impressers n. Plural of impresser. • IMPRESSER n. one who impresses. |
| KEYPRESSES | • keypresses n. Plural of keypress. • key␣presses n. Plural of key press. • KEYPRESS n. a single depression of a key on a keyboard. |
| OUTPRESSED | • outpressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of outpress. • OUTPRESS v. to surpass in pressing. |
| OUTPRESSES | • outpresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outpress. • OUTPRESS v. to surpass in pressing. |
| PREPRESSES | • PREPRESS n. the preparation of an edited book, magazine etc. for printing. |
| REPRESSERS | • repressers n. Plural of represser. • REPRESSER n. one who represses, also REPRESSOR. |
| SUPPRESSED | • suppressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of suppress. • SUPPRESS v. to subdue or hold back. |
| SUPPRESSER | • suppresser n. Alternative form of suppressor. • SUPPRESSER n. something that suppresses, also SUPPRESSOR. |
| SUPPRESSES | • suppresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of suppress. • SUPPRESS v. to subdue or hold back. |