| CONVOCATOR | • CONVOCATOR n. one who holds a convocation. | 
| COVENANTOR | • covenantor n. The party who makes a covenant. • COVENANTOR n. the party who makes a covenant, also COVENANTER.
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| INNOVATORS | • innovators n. Plural of innovator. • INNOVATOR n. one who innovates.
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| INNOVATORY | • innovatory adj. Producing new ideas or products. • INNOVATORY adj. relating to innovation.
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| INVOCATORS | • invocators n. Plural of invocator. • INVOCATOR n. one who invokes.
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| INVOCATORY | • invocatory adj. Making or containing invocation; invoking. • INVOCATORY adj. making or containing invocation.
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| OVERABOUND | • overabound v. (Intransitive) To be too abundant or plentiful. • OVERABOUND v. to be exceedingly plenty.
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| OVERACTION | • overaction n. Excessive action (as of a muscle of the body). • OVERACTION n. exaggerated or excessive action.
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| OVERCANOPY | • overcanopy v. (Transitive) To form a canopy over. • OVERCANOPY v. to cover as with a canopy.
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| PROVOCANTS | • provocants n. Plural of provocant. • PROVOCANT n. one who provokes.
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| RANIVOROUS | • ranivorous adj. Frog-eating. • RANIVOROUS adj. eating frogs.
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| RENOVATION | • renovation n. An act, or the process, of renovating. • renovation n. (Theology) Regeneration.
 • RENOVATION n. the act of renovating.
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| RENOVATORS | • renovators n. Plural of renovator. • RENOVATOR n. one who, or that which, renovates.
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| REVOCATION | • revocation n. An act or instance of revoking. • REVOCATION n. the act of revoking, calling back.
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| ROTOVATING | • rotovating v. Present participle of rotovate. • ROTOVATE v. to till by means of a hand-operated machine, also ROTAVATE.
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| VORAGINOUS | • voraginous adj. Pertaining to a whirlpool; full of whirlpools; hence, devouring. • VORAGINOUS adj. relating to a vorago or whirlpool.
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