| CAVETTOS | • cavettos n. Plural of cavetto. • CAVETTO n. (Italian) a concave moulding. |
| GAVOTTED | • gavotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of gavotte. • GAVOTTE v. to dance a gavotte. |
| GAVOTTES | • gavottes n. Plural of gavotte. • GAVOTTE v. to dance a gavotte. |
| 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. |
| OPTATIVE | • optative adj. Expressing a wish or a choice. • optative adj. (Grammar) Related or pertaining to the optative mood. • optative n. (Grammar) A mood of verbs found in some languages (e.g. Sanskrit, Old Prussian, and Ancient Greek, but… |
| OTTAVINO | • ottavino n. (Music) A miniature virginal, pitched one octave higher than the larger version. • OTTAVINO n. (Italian) the piccolo. |
| OUTVAUNT | • outvaunt v. (Transitive) To surpass in vaunting. • OUTVAUNT v. to surpass in vaunting. |
| OVERTART | • overtart adj. Excessively tart. • OVERTART adj. too tart. |
| ROTATIVE | • rotative adj. Turning like a wheel; rotary; rotational. • ROTATIVE adj. turning like a wheel, also ROTARY, ROTATIONAL, ROTATORY. |
| ROTAVATE | • rotavate v. To till the soil using a rotavator. • ROTAVATE v. to till by means of a hand-operated machine, also ROTOVATE. |
| ROTOVATE | • rotovate v. Alternative form of rotavate. • ROTOVATE v. to till by means of a hand-operated machine, also ROTAVATE. |
| TEVATRON | • TEVATRON n. a kind of particle accelerator. |
| VARLETTO | • varletto n. (Obsolete) A varlet; a scoundrel. • VARLETTO n. (Shakespeare) sham Italian for a varlet. |
| VITIATOR | • vitiator n. That which vitiates. • VITIATOR n. one who vitiates. |
| VOLITANT | • volitant adj. Flying; capable of flight. • VOLITANT adj. capable of flying. |
| VOLITATE | • volitate v. (Intransitive, formal, obsolete) To fly. • VOLITATE v. to fly about, flutter. |
| VOTARIST | • votarist n. (Archaic) A votary. • VOTARIST n. a person who is bound by religious vows, also VOTARY. |