Words Containing LAPS

Plural of AFTERCLAP.

Plural of ALAP.

Third-person singular present tense of BACKSLAP.

Plural of BURLAP.

Plural of CATFLAP.

Plural of CLAP.

The ability to be collapsed or folded.

Able to be collapsed.

A black hole formed by a star's gravitational collapse.

Plural of COLLAPSAR.

A sudden failure or falling down.

Past tense of COLLAPSE.

Third-person singular present tense of COLLAPSE.

The capacity to be collapsed or folded.

Capable of being folded or collapsed for compactness.

Present participle of COLLAPSE.

Plural of COWFLAP.

To sink or fall down; to descend.

Past tense of DELAPSE.

Third-person singular present tense of DELAPSE.

Present participle of DELAPSE.

A falling down or displacement of an organ.

Plural of DELAPSION.

Plural of DEWLAP.

Plural of DRONKLAP.

Plural of EARFLAP.

Plural of EARLAP.

To pass by, as time.

Past tense of ELAPSE.

Third-person singular present tense of ELAPSE.

Present participle of ELAPSE.

Plural of FLAP.

Plural of HANDCLAP.

A gradual inflow or entrance.

Past tense of ILLAPSE.

Plural of ILLAPSE.

Present participle of ILLAPSE.

A Calvinist who believes election follows the Fall in divine plan.

Plural of INFRALAPSARIAN.

Third-person singular present tense of INTERLAP.

Plural of JALAP.

Third-person singular present tense of KLAP.

Plural of LAP.

Alternative form of lapsible, liable to lapse.

A smoky-flavored black tea from China.

Plural of LAPSANG.

A temporary failure or mistake.

Past tense of LAPS.

Agent noun of LAPS.

Plural of LAPSER.

Plural of LAPS.

Liable to lapse; likely to fall into disuse.

Present participle of LAPS.

A stone used on a shoemaker's lap for beating leather.

Plural of LAPSTONE.

Boatbuilding style with overlapping planks.

Plural of LAPSTRAKE.

Alternative form of lapstrake.

Plural of LAPSTREAK.

A slip or error.