| ADVERTISERS | • advertisers n. Plural of advertiser. • ADVERTISER n. one who advertises, also ADVERTIZER. |
| OBSERVATORS | • observators n. Plural of observator. • OBSERVATOR n. one who observes or takes notice. |
| OVERASSERTS | • overasserts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overassert. • OVERASSERT v. to assert to excess. |
| OVERMASTERS | • overmasters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overmaster. • OVERMASTER v. to overpower. |
| OVERSTAYERS | • overstayers n. Plural of overstayer. • OVERSTAYER n. an immigrant worker who stays over the time allowed by his or her work permit. |
| OVERSTRAINS | • overstrains v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstrain. • OVERSTRAIN v. to strain to excess. |
| PREHARVESTS | • PREHARVEST n. the period before harvest. |
| PRIVATISERS | • privatisers n. Plural of privatiser. • PRIVATISER n. one who transfers to private ownership, denationalises, also PRIVATIZER. |
| ROTAVIRUSES | • rotaviruses n. Plural of rotavirus. • ROTAVIRUS n. a wheel-shaped virus causing gastroenteritis. |
| SERVANTRIES | • SERVANTRY n. a body of servants; servants, collectively. |
| STRAVAIGERS | • stravaigers n. Plural of stravaiger. • STRAVAIGER n. (Scots) a wanderer, idler. |
| TRANSVERSAL | • transversal adj. Running or lying across; transverse. • transversal adj. Exhibiting or pertaining to transversality; connecting hetergeneous elements (fields, kinds of people, etc). • transversal n. A line which traverses or intersects any system of other lines transversely. |
| TRANSVERSED | • transversed v. Simple past tense and past participle of transverse. • TRANSVERSE v. to cross, traverse. |
| TRANSVERSES | • transverses n. Plural of transverse. • TRANSVERSE v. to cross, traverse. |
| TRAVERSINGS | • traversings n. Plural of traversing. • TRAVERSING n. the act of traversing. |