| FESTIVALS | • festivals n. Plural of festival. • FESTIVAL n. a time of celebration. |
| LAVISHEST | • lavishest adj. Superlative form of lavish: most lavish. • lavishest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of lavish. • LAVISH adj. generous or profuse in giving. |
| LOVESEATS | • loveseats n. Plural of loveseat. • love␣seats n. Plural of love seat. • LOVESEAT n. a small sofa for two persons. |
| OVERSALTS | • oversalts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oversalt. • OVERSALT v. to salt to excess. |
| PALSTAVES | • palstaves n. Plural of palstave. • PALSTAVE n. (Dutch) a peculiar bronze adz, used in prehistoric Europe about the middle of the Bronze Age, also PALSTAFF. |
| SALIVATES | • salivates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of salivate. • SALIVATE v. to secrete saliva. |
| SEPTLEVAS | • septlevas n. Plural of septleva. • SEPTLEVA n. (French) in the game of basset, seven times as much added to the first stake. |
| VARLETESS | • varletess n. A female varlet. • VARLETESS n. a female varlet. |
| VISTALESS | • vistaless adj. Without a vista. • VISTALESS adj. without a vista. |
| VISUALIST | • visualist n. A person with a strong visual sense. • VISUALIST n. a visualizer, a visile. |
| VITALISES | • vitalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of vitalise. • VITALISE v. to give life to, also VITALIZE. |
| VITALISMS | • vitalisms n. Plural of vitalism. • VITALISM n. the philosophical doctrine that life processes are not entirely explicable, or bound, by scientific laws. |
| VITALISTS | • vitalists n. Plural of vitalist. • VITALIST n. one who holds to the doctrine of vitalism. |
| VITALNESS | • vitalness n. Vitality. • VITALNESS n. the state of being vital. |
| VOCALISTS | • vocalists n. Plural of vocalist. • VOCALIST n. a singer, as opposed to an instrumentalist. |
| VOLTAISMS | • VOLTAISM n. electricity produced by chemical action. |