| ABSTRACTIVE | • abstractive adj. Having an abstracting nature or tendency; tending to separate; tending to be withdrawn. • abstractive adj. Derived by abstraction; belonging to abstraction. • ABSTRACTIVE adj. able or tending to abstract. |
| ACERVATIONS | • acervations n. Plural of acervation. • ACERVATION n. the action of heaping up; an accumulation. |
| ARCHITRAVES | • architraves n. Plural of architrave. • ARCHITRAVE n. the collective name for the various parts, jambs, lintels, etc., that surround a door or window. |
| CALAVERITES | • calaverites n. Plural of calaverite. • CALAVERITE n. a metallic pale yellow mineral consisting of a telluride of gold in the form of elongated striated crystals. |
| CAPTIVATORS | • captivators n. Plural of captivator. • CAPTIVATOR n. one who captivates. |
| COACERVATES | • coacervates n. Plural of coacervate. • COACERVATE v. to heap; to cause to mass together. |
| DIVARICATES | • divaricates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of divaricate. • DIVARICATE v. to fork, diverge. |
| REACTIVATES | • reactivates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reactivate. • REACTIVATE v. to activate again. |
| STAVESACRES | • stavesacres n. Plural of stavesacre. • STAVESACRE n. a tall larkspur whose seeds were formerly used against lice. |
| VACATIONERS | • vacationers n. Plural of vacationer. • VACATIONER n. one who takes a vacation, also VACATIONIST. |
| VACCINATORS | • vaccinators n. Plural of vaccinator. • VACCINATOR n. one who vaccinates. |
| VACILLATORS | • vacillators n. Plural of vacillator. • VACILLATOR n. one who vacillates. |
| VASCULARITY | • vascularity n. Vascular condition; vasculature. • vascularity n. (Bodybuilding): The degree to which the veins in a body part are visible. • VASCULARITY n. the state of being vascular. |
| VASCULATURE | • vasculature n. (Anatomy) The arrangement of blood vessels in the body, or within an organ. • VASCULATURE n. the arrangement of blood vessels. |
| VICTORIANAS | • VICTORIANA n. bricabrac and other characteristic possessions or creations of the Victorian age. |