DEPEOPLING | • depeopling v. Present participle of depeople. • DEPEOPLE v. to reduce the population of. |
DISPEOPLED | • dispeopled v. Simple past tense and past participle of dispeople. • DISPEOPLE v. to depopulate. |
DISPEOPLES | • dispeoples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dispeople. • DISPEOPLE v. to depopulate. |
EMPEOPLING | • empeopling v. Present participle of empeople. • EMPEOPLE v. to fill with people. |
MERPEOPLES | • MERPEOPLE n. mermaids and mermen. |
NEWSPEOPLE | • newspeople n. Plural of newsperson. • NEWSPEOPLE n. people who report the news. |
OUTPEOPLED | • OUTPEOPLE v. to rid a country of its people. |
OUTPEOPLES | • OUTPEOPLE v. to rid a country of its people. |
OVERPEOPLE | • overpeople v. (Transitive) To people too densely; overpopulate. • overpeople n. Plural of overperson. • OVERPEOPLE v. to people too densely. |
PEOPLEHOOD | • peoplehood n. The collective sense of being part of a distinct people. • PEOPLEHOOD n. the state of constituting a people. |
PEOPLELESS | • peopleless adj. (Rare) Having no people; uninhabited. • PEOPLELESS adj. destitute of people. |
REPEOPLING | • repeopling v. Present participle of repeople. • REPEOPLE v. to supply with people again. |
UNPEOPLING | • unpeopling v. Present participle of unpeople. • UNPEOPLE v. to remove people from. |
WAITPEOPLE | • waitpeople n. Plural of waitperson. • WAITPERSON n. a waiter of either sex. |
WORKPEOPLE | • workpeople n. Plural of workperson. • WORKPEOPLE n. people who work. |