| DISTAVES | • distaves n. (Obsolete) plural of distaff. • DISTAFF n. a type of staff. |
| HARVESTS | • harvests n. Plural of harvest. • harvests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of harvest. • HARVEST v. to gather in a crop, also HAIRST. |
| SALVETES | • SALVETE n. (Latin) a greeting, used to more than one person. |
| SAVAGEST | • savagest adj. Superlative form of savage: most savage. • SAVAGE adj. fierce, uncivilized. |
| SAVANTES | • SAVANTE n. (French) a woman of great learning. |
| SAVVIEST | • savviest adj. Superlative form of savvy: most savvy. • SAVVY adj. shrewd. |
| SERVANTS | • servants n. Plural of servant. • servants v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of servant. • SERVANT v. to act as servant. |
| SOLVATES | • solvates n. Plural of solvate. • solvates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of solvate. • SOLVATE v. to convert into a type of ion. |
| STARVERS | • starvers n. Plural of starver. • STARVER n. one who starves. |
| STATIVES | • statives n. Plural of stative. • STATIVE n. a verb indicating a state rather than an action. |
| STRAYVES | • STRAYVE v. (dialect) to wander aimlessly, also STRAVAGE, STRAVAIG. |
| TRAVISES | • travises n. Plural of travis. • TRAVIS n. a stall partition; a stall, also TREVIS, TREVISS. |
| VASTIEST | • vastiest adj. Superlative form of vasty: most vasty. • VASTY adj. (archaic) vast; immense. |
| VASTNESS | • vastness n. (Uncountable) The quality of being vast. • vastness n. (Countable) Something vast. • VASTNESS n. the state of being vast, also VASTITUDE, VASTITY. |
| VERSANTS | • versants n. Plural of versant. • VERSANT n. the slope of a mountain chain. |
| VOTARESS | • votaress n. A female votary. • VOTARESS n. a female votary, also VOTRESS. |