| ANGLOPHIL | • Anglophil n. Archaic form of Anglophile. • ANGLOPHIL n. one who loves the English, also ANGLOPHILE. |
| APPALLING | • appalling v. Present participle of appall. • appalling adj. Horrifying and astonishing. • appalling adj. Extremely bad; terrible. |
| GALLOPING | • galloping v. Present participle of gallop. • galloping n. Movement at a gallop. • GALLOP v. to ride a horse at full speed. |
| ILLAPSING | • illapsing v. Present participle of illapse. • ILLAPSE v. to glide in. |
| LANGSPIEL | • langspiel n. (Music) A traditional Icelandic or Shetlandian drone zither. • LANGSPIEL n. (Norwegian) an old Shetland cithern, also LANGSPEL, LANGSPIL. |
| LANGSPILS | • LANGSPIL n. (Norwegian) an old Shetland cithern, also LANGSPEL, LANGSPIEL. |
| PALLETING | • palleting v. Present participle of pallet. • PALLET v. to load onto a pallet. |
| PANELLING | • panelling n. (British spelling) The panels with which a surface (especially an indoor wall) is covered, considered collectively. • panelling v. Present participle of panel. • PANELLING n. material with which to panel, also PANELING. |
| PEDALLING | • pedalling v. (Britain) present participle of pedal. • pedalling n. Alternative form of pedaling. • PEDALLING n. the act of pedalling. |
| PELLAGRIN | • pellagrin n. One who is afflicted with pellagra. • PELLAGRIN n. one who is afflicted with pellagra, a nervous and digestive disease due to deficiency of nicotinic acid in the diet. |
| PHIALLING | • phialling v. Present participle of phial. • PHIAL v. to keep in a small bottle, also VIAL. |
| PILLAGING | • pillaging v. Present participle of pillage. • PILLAGING n. the act of plundering. |
| PILLARING | • pillaring v. Present participle of pillar. • pillaring n. (Meteorology) Rapid rising of smoke clouds due to heat generated by burning munitions and/or existing… • PILLAR v. to supply with vertical building supports. |
| PLANTLING | • plantling n. A small, young, or miniature plant. • PLANTLING n. a small plant, also PLANTLET. |
| POLLAXING | • POLLAXE v. to strike with a pollaxe. |
| SPALLINGS | • spallings n. Plural of spalling. • SPALLING n. the breaking of stone or concrete from a surface, usually caused by water ingress through fine cracks. |
| WALLOPING | • walloping adj. (Slang) whopping, large in size. • walloping adj. (Slang) of exceptional, impressive quality. • walloping n. A series of wallops or blows; a beating. |