DEPRESSING | • depressing adj. Causing depression or sadness. • depressing adj. Causing a reduction in economic activity. • depressing v. Present participle of depress. |
INTERPAGED | • interpaged v. Simple past tense and past participle of interpage. • INTERPAGE v. to print or insert on intermediate pages. |
PERPENDING | • perpending v. Present participle of perpend. • PERPEND v. to weigh in the mind; to consider carefully. |
PIGNERATED | • pignerated v. Simple past tense and past participle of pignerate. • PIGNERATE v. (archaic) to pledge or pawn, also PIGNORATE. |
PLUNDERAGE | • plunderage n. (Maritime law) The embezzlement of goods on shipboard. • PLUNDERAGE n. the embezzlement of goods on shipboard. |
PREDESIGNS | • predesigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of predesign. • PREDESIGN v. to design in advance. |
PREEDITING | • preediting v. Present participle of preedit. • PREEDIT v. to edit beforehand. |
PREHENDING | • prehending v. Present participle of prehend. • PREHEND v. to lay hold of; to seize. |
PREREADING | • prereading v. Present participle of preread. • PREREADING adj. referring to the time before a child learns to reads. |
PRETENDING | • pretending n. The act of imagining; make-believe. • pretending v. Present participle of pretend. • PRETEND v. to make believe. |
PROCEEDING | • proceeding v. Present participle of proceed. • proceeding n. The act of one who proceeds, or who prosecutes a design or transaction. • proceeding n. An event or happening; something that happens. |
REPLEADING | • repleading v. Present participle of replead. • REPLEAD v. to plead again. |
REPLEDGING | • repledging v. Present participle of repledge. • REPLEDGE v. to pledge again. |
SPELDERING | • speldering v. Present participle of spelder. • SPELDER v. (Scots) to spread open, sprawl, also SPELD. |