| CARVINGS | • carvings n. Plural of carving. • CARVING n. a carved figure or design. |
| CRAVINGS | • cravings n. Plural of craving. • CRAVING n. a great desire. |
| GRAVIDAS | • gravidas n. Plural of gravida. • GRAVIDA n. (Latin) a pregnant woman. |
| GRAVINGS | • gravings n. Plural of graving. • GRAVING n. an engraving. |
| GRAVITAS | • gravitas n. Seriousness in bearing or manner; dignity. • gravitas n. (Figuratively) Substance, weight. • GRAVITAS n. (Latin) reserved, dignified behaviour. |
| SAVORING | • savoring v. Present participle of savor. • savoring n. The act by which something is savored. • SAVOR v. to taste or smell with pleasure, also SAVOUR. |
| STARVING | • starving v. Present participle of starve. • starving n. Starvation. • STARVING n. the act of starving. |
| STRAVAIG | • stravaig v. (Scotland) to stroll, meander. • STRAVAIG v. (Scots) to wander aimlessly, also STRAVAGE, STRAYVE. |
| SWARVING | • swarving v. Present participle of swarve. • SWARVE v. to swerve. |
| VAGARIES | • vagaries n. Plural of vagary. • VAGARY n. a whim, also FEGARY. |
| VAGARISH | • vagarish adj. (Obsolete) capricious; whimsical; vagarious. • VAGARISH adj. showing vagaries. |
| VARYINGS | • varyings n. Plural of varying. • VARYING n. the act of varying. |
| VINEGARS | • vinegars n. Plural of vinegar. • VINEGAR v. to treat with a sour liquid used as a condiment or preservative. |
| VIRAGOES | • viragoes n. Plural of virago. • VIRAGO n. (Latin) a noisy, domineering woman. |
| VIRGATES | • virgates n. Plural of virgate. • VIRGATE n. an early English land measure. |
| VITRAGES | • vitrages n. Plural of vitrage. • VITRAGE n. (French) a thin curtain for windows or glazed doors. |