FINGERPOSTS | • fingerposts n. Plural of fingerpost. • finger-posts n. Plural of finger-post. • FINGERPOST n. a post with a finger pointing the way to a destination. |
FORTEPIANOS | • fortepianos n. Plural of fortepiano. • FORTEPIANO n. the eighteenth century name for an early type of piano; a fortepiano note. |
KNIFEPOINTS | • knifepoints n. Plural of knifepoint. • KNIFEPOINT n. the point of a knife. |
PAINFULLEST | • painfullest adj. Superlative form of painful: most painful. • PAINFUL adj. causing pain. |
PATHFINDERS | • pathfinders n. Plural of pathfinder. • PATHFINDER n. one that discovers a way. |
PERFECTIONS | • perfections n. Plural of perfection. • PERFECTION n. freedom from fault or defect. |
PERFICIENTS | • perficients n. Plural of perficient. • PERFICIENT n. someone who or something that accomplishes or completes a task, etc. |
PIANOFORTES | • pianofortes n. Plural of pianoforte. • piano-fortes n. Plural of piano-forte. • PIANOFORTE n. (Italian) a large keyboard musical instrument. |
PINFEATHERS | • pinfeathers n. Plural of pinfeather. • PINFEATHER n. a feather not fully developed; esp. a rudimentary feather just emerging through the skin. |
PITIFULNESS | • pitifulness n. The state or quality of being pitiful. • PITIFULNESS n. the state of being pitiful. |
PREFEMINIST | • prefeminist adj. Prior to feminism. |
PRENOTIFIES | • prenotifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prenotify. • PRENOTIFY v. to notify beforehand. |
PRESANCTIFY | • PRESANCTIFY v. to sanctify in advance. |
PROFANITIES | • profanities n. Plural of profanity. • PROFANITY n. the state of being profane; a swearword. |
PROFEMINIST | • profeminist n. A supporter of feminism. • PROFEMINIST adj. in favour of feminism. |
PROFICIENTS | • proficients n. Plural of proficient. • PROFICIENT n. one who is proficient. |
SPENDTHRIFT | • spendthrift adj. Improvident, profligate, or wasteful. • spendthrift adj. Extravagant or lavish. • spendthrift n. Someone who spends money improvidently or wastefully. |
SUPERINFECT | • superinfect v. To infect as a superinfection. • SUPERINFECT v. to infect with a superinfection. |