| ADVISEMENT | • advisement n. (Now US) Consideration or deliberation. • advisement n. (Archaic) Advice, counsel. • ADVISEMENT n. counsel; advice, also AVISEMENT, VIZAMENT. |
| ANTIVENOMS | • antivenoms n. Plural of antivenom. • ANTIVENOM n. an antitoxin countering esp. snake venom, also ANTIVENENE, ANTIVENIN. |
| AVALEMENTS | • AVALEMENT n. a skiing technique that involves keeping the knees flexible so as to absorb bumps and remain in contact with the snow. |
| AVISEMENTS | • avisements n. Plural of avisement. • AVISEMENT n. (Spenser) advisement, also ADVISEMENT, VIZAMENT. |
| HARVESTMAN | • harvestman n. A field-worker who works to gather in the harvest. • harvestman n. An order of terrestrial, non-venomous arachnids with often very long legs: Opiliones. • HARVESTMAN n. any member of the Opiliones, a class of Arachnida with very long legs, also HARVESTER. |
| HARVESTMEN | • harvestmen n. Plural of harvestman. • HARVESTMAN n. any member of the Opiliones, a class of Arachnida with very long legs, also HARVESTER. |
| LAVISHMENT | • lavishment n. The act of lavishing. • LAVISHMENT n. the act of lavishing. |
| MANSERVANT | • manservant n. A male servant. • MANSERVANT n. a male servant. |
| NEGATIVISM | • negativism n. A persistent pessimistic or skeptical attitude. • negativism n. A stubborn tendency to do the opposite of what one is asked. • NEGATIVISM n. a tendency to deny and criticise, without offering positive suggestions. |
| RAVELMENTS | • ravelments n. Plural of ravelment. • RAVELMENT n. confusion, complexity, tangle. |
| RAVISHMENT | • ravishment n. Ecstasy. • ravishment n. Seizure by force. • ravishment n. (Dated or BDSM) rape. |
| SOMNIATIVE | • somniative adj. (Obsolete, rare) Relating to sleep or dreams. • SOMNIATIVE adj. pertaining to sleep or dreams, also SOMNIATORY. |
| TIMESAVING | • timesaving adj. That reduces the time needed to perform a task, especially by using a shorter route or a more efficient method. • timesaving adj. Prompt or expeditious. • time-saving adj. Alternative spelling of timesaving. |
| TRANSMOVED | • transmoved v. Simple past tense and past participle of transmove. • TRANSMOVE v. (Spenser) to transmute, also TRANSMEW. |
| TRANSMOVES | • transmoves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of transmove. • TRANSMOVE v. (Spenser) to transmute, also TRANSMEW. |
| VANISHMENT | • vanishment n. The act or process of vanishing; disappearance. • VANISHMENT n. a vanishing. |
| VERMINATES | • verminates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of verminate. • VERMINATE v. to breed vermin. |
| VESTMENTAL | • vestmental adj. Relating to vestments. • VESTMENTAL adj. relating to a vestment. |
| VITAMINISE | • vitaminise v. Alternative form of vitaminize. • VITAMINISE v. to add vitamins to e.g. a food, also VITAMINIZE. |