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Ripping

Rippling

Tippling

Stippling

Wow!

Stoppling

Thats not in the dictionary on my profile.

I think Love master has got this, but we will give it the 24hrs from his post to see if anyone can do anything, otherwise Love master restarts the game with a word.

It's a proper word - certainly comes up in Shakespeare. Moreover, if you look up stopple in your dictionary, scotty, it's listed there as both a noun and a verb, so from the latter, stoppling is the present participle.

I can't see 'stopple' in the dictionary in scotty's link,

Edit: Err, yes I can.

It's a bit confusing when it says 'no exact matches found for "stopple".

Then goes on to give under 'English Dictionary':

Stopple

What's all that about?

I'll PM you a link.

Done.

See my edit above...

Ah...
When I looked it went straight to stopple, describing it as North American, under the page listing of British and World English.

Nope.

When I looked (and I suspect when scotty typed in 'stopple') it was as I described above.

I wonder what scotty typed in.....

Well if we go with Stoppling which is a word then i'll add

Toppling

Tippling

already been had and on this page.

Oops, missed that.

OK, back to Ozzymac's word:

Toppling

Hoppling