| PURPIE | • PURPIE n. (Scots) purslane, or perhaps brooklime, also PURPY. |
| URPING | • URP v. (slang) to vomit. |
| BURPING | • burping v. Present participle of burp. • burping n. The sound of a burp. • burping n. The act by which a baby, or a container of fermenting substance, is burped. |
| PURPIES | • PURPY n. (Scots) purslane, or perhaps brooklime, also PURPIE. |
| FURPIECE | • FURPIECE n. an item of clothing made out of fur. |
| SLURPIER | • slurpier adj. Comparative form of slurpy: more slurpy. • SLURPY adj. like a slurp. |
| SLURPING | • slurping v. Present participle of slurp. • slurping n. A sound or motion that slurps. • SLURP v. to drink noisily. |
| USURPING | • usurping v. Present participle of usurp. • usurping n. Usurpation. • USURPING adj. taking possession unjustly. |
| FURPIECES | • FURPIECE n. an item of clothing made out of fur. |
| SLURPIEST | • slurpiest adj. Superlative form of slurpy: most slurpy. • SLURPY adj. like a slurp. |
| TURPITUDE | • turpitude n. Inherent baseness, depravity or wickedness; corruptness and evilness. • turpitude n. An act evident of such a depravity. • TURPITUDE n. inherent baseness, depravity. |
| USURPINGS | • usurpings n. Plural of usurping. • USURPING n. the act of usurping. |
| TURPITUDES | • turpitudes n. Plural of turpitude. • TURPITUDE n. inherent baseness, depravity. |
| USURPINGLY | • usurpingly adv. So as to usurp. • USURPING adv. taking possession unjustly. |