Compound Nouns Ending in ING and Containing AP

This list gathers 30 English compound nouns ending in ING and containing AP, such as Kidnapping, Bootstrapping, Scrapbooking, Wiretapping, Shapeshifting, Mapmaking and Papermaking. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our noun grammar guide to check closed, hyphenated, and open compound rules.

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Starts with A
2 words
autoshaping
approximeeting
Starts with B
3 words
bootstrapping
backslapping
bossnapping
Starts with C
2 words
chapelgoing
crapehanging
Starts with D
2 words
dermaplaning
dognapping
Starts with F
1 words
firescaping
Starts with H
2 words
hardscaping
handclapping
Starts with K
2 words
kidnapping
karyomapping
Starts with L
1 words
lapwing
Starts with M
3 words
mapmaking
mousetrapping
mudcapping
Starts with N
1 words
newspapering
Starts with P
4 words
papermaking
petnapping
paperhanging
photomapping
Starts with S
3 words
scrapbooking
shapeshifting
sapphirewing
Starts with T
2 words
trapshooting
townscaping
Starts with W
1 words
wiretapping
Starts with X
1 words
xeriscaping

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