| ANTITAKEOVER | • antitakeover adj. (Business) Countering a corporate takeover. • ANTITAKEOVER adj. against a takeover. |
| ATORVASTATIN | • atorvastatin n. (Pharmacology) A statin used to lower the level of cholesterol in the blood. Trade names include Lipitor among others. • ATORVASTATIN n. a type of statin drug. |
| CONTRAOCTAVE | • contraoctave n. Alternative form of contra-octave. • contra-octave n. (Music) The octave directly below the great octave. • CONTRAOCTAVE n. the musical octave that begins on the third C below middle C. |
| DEACTIVATORS | • deactivators n. Plural of deactivator. • DEACTIVATOR n. something that deactivates. |
| GRAVITATIONS | • gravitations n. Plural of gravitation. • GRAVITATION n. the force of attraction between masses. |
| KATAVOTHRONS | • KATAVOTHRON n. (Modern Greek) an underground water channel, also KATABOTHRON. |
| OVERABSTRACT | • overabstract adj. Excessively abstract. • overabstract v. To abstract excessively. • OVERABSTRACT adj. excessively abstract. |
| OVERSATURATE | • oversaturate v. To saturate to excess. • OVERSATURATE v. to saturate to excess. |
| OVERTAXATION | • overtaxation n. Excessive taxation. • OVERTAXATION n. excessive taxation. |
| REACTIVATION | • reactivation n. The activation of something previously inactive or inactivated. • REACTIVATION n. the act of reactivating. |
| VARIATIONIST | • variationist n. (Linguistics) A person who studies variation in usage among speakers of the same language. • variationist adj. (Linguistics) Focused on synchronic or historical variation in the forms of language used. • VARIATIONIST n. a composer of variations; a person who attaches importance to variation. |
| VATICINATORS | • vaticinators n. Plural of vaticinator. • VATICINATOR n. a prophet. |
| VATICINATORY | • vaticinatory adj. Related to vaticination. • VATICINATORY adj. relating to prophecy. |
| VISITATORIAL | • visitatorial adj. Visitorial. • VISITATORIAL adj. of or relating to visitation or to a judicial visitor or superintendent. |