| AMOOVING | • AMOOVE v. (Spenser) to stir up, to rouse, also AMOVE. |
| MOSHAVIM | • moshavim n. Plural of moshav. • MOSHAV n. (Hebrew) a cooperative settlement of small farms in Israel. |
| MOTIVATE | • motivate v. (Transitive) To provide someone with an incentive to do something; to encourage. • motivate v. (Transitive) To animate; to propel; to cause to take action. • MOTIVATE v. to inspire to action, also MOTIVE. |
| MOVIEOLA | • MOVIEOLA n. (tradename) a brand of film-editing machine, also MOVIOLA. |
| MOVIOLAS | • Moviolas n. Plural of Moviola. • MOVIOLA n. (tradename) a brand of film-editing machine, also MOVIEOLA. |
| OMNIVORA | • OMNIVORA n. omnivores as a group. |
| PIVOTMAN | • pivotman n. (Military) A pivot; the soldier around whom a body of troops wheels. • pivotman n. (Sports) A player in a central position. • pivotman n. (Figurative) A central or key person; someone around whom a particular project etc. rotates. |
| SEMIOVAL | • semioval adj. Half oval. • SEMIOVAL adj. in the shape of half an oval. |
| VAMOSING | • vamosing v. Present participle of vamose. • VAMOSE v. to leave quickly, also VAMOOSE. |
| VARIFORM | • variform adj. That can take various forms. • VARIFORM adj. having various forms. |
| VARIORUM | • variorum n. An edition of a written work (especially the complete works of a classical writer) showing the notes… • VARIORUM n. (Latin) an edition of a text that includes the notes of earlier scholars or editors. |
| VASIFORM | • vasiform adj. (Biology) Having the form of a vessel or duct. • vasiform adj. (Biology) Containing vessels or ducts. • VASIFORM adj. having the form of a vase. |
| VIDEOCAM | • videocam n. A video camera. • VIDEOCAM n. a camera for taking video. |
| VILLADOM | • villadom n. The world of suburban villas. • VILLADOM n. villas collectively. |
| VOCALISM | • vocalism n. Speaking or singing. • vocalism n. (Linguistics) The vowel sounds used in a language. • VOCALISM n. the exercise of the vocal organs. |
| VOLTAISM | • voltaism n. (Obsolete) galvanism. • VOLTAISM n. electricity produced by chemical action. |