pling
1pling — /pling/ (comput sl) noun An exclamation mark …
2pling — cou·pling; rip·pling·ly; crip·pling·ly; …
3pling — noun The symbol ! (an exclamation mark). IMO, prefixing a directory name with a pling so that a program within it is run when you double click on it is a rather untidy way to do things …
4pling — I s ( et) II interj …
5rip´pling|ly — rip|pling «RIHP lihng», adjective. that ripples; flowing in ripples: »rippling hair. –rip´pling|ly, adverb …
6rip|pling — «RIHP lihng», adjective. that ripples; flowing in ripples: »rippling hair. –rip´pling|ly, adverb …
7cou|pling — «KUHP lihng», noun. 1. the act or process of joining together: »The coupling and uncoupling of railroad cars usually requires an engine. 2. a device for joining together parts of machinery, such as the ends of shafts, especially in order to… …
8grap|pling — «GRAP lihng», noun. = grapnel. (Cf. ↑grapnel) …
9sam|pling — «SAM plihng, SAHM », noun. 1. an act or process of taking samples; a testing or trying of anything by means of samples, especially in order to determine its quality or nature: »A second requirement in prospecting in any area is to find the… …
10stip|pling — «STIHP lihng», noun. 1. a) the act, method, or work of a person or thing that stipples. b) the design or shading so produced; dotted work. 2. any natural appearance resembling stippled painting or engraving …
