| DEPRAVEDNESS | • depravedness n. The state of being depraved; depravity. • DEPRAVEDNESS n. the state of being depraved. |
| DEPRAVEMENTS | • depravements n. Plural of depravement. • DEPRAVEMENT n. (archaic) vitiation. |
| DEPRECIATIVE | • depreciative n. A statement with a tendency to deprecate. • depreciative adj. Tending to depreciate (In value etc.). • DEPRECIATIVE adj. tending to depreciate. |
| EAVESDROPPED | • eavesdropped v. Simple past tense and past participle of eavesdrop. • EAVESDROP v. to listen in on a private conversation, also EAVESDRIP. |
| EAVESDROPPER | • eavesdropper n. One who eavesdrops. • eavesdropper n. (Military, slang) A surveillance aircraft. • EAVESDROPPER n. one who eavesdrops. |
| OVEREXPANDED | • overexpanded v. Simple past tense and past participle of overexpand. • OVEREXPAND v. to expand excessively. |
| OVEROPERATED | • overoperated v. Simple past tense and past participle of overoperate. • OVEROPERATE v. to operate to excess. |
| OVERPEDALLED | • overpedalled v. Simple past tense and past participle of overpedal. • OVERPEDAL v. to make excessive use of the sustaining pedal of a piano. |
| OVERPERSUADE | • overpersuade v. To win someone over through persuasion; to convince (someone) to do something against their own judgement or wishes. • OVERPERSUADE v. to persuade to act contrary to one's conviction or preference. |
| OVERPREPARED | • overprepared v. Simple past tense and past participle of overprepare. • OVERPREPARE v. to prepare excessively. |
| PERADVENTURE | • peradventure adv. (Archaic) Perchance or maybe; perhaps; supposing. • peradventure n. Chance, doubt or uncertainty. • PERADVENTURE adj. by chance. |
| PERSEVERATED | • perseverated v. Simple past tense and past participle of perseverate. • PERSEVERATE v. to repeat an action continually or habitually. |
| PREHARVESTED | • preharvested adj. Prior to harvesting; pre-harvest. • preharvested adj. (Medicine) Harvested in advance. |
| VELOCIPEDEAN | • velocipedean n. Alternative form of velocipedian. • VELOCIPEDEAN n. one who rides a velocipede, an early form of bicycle, also VELOCIPEDER, VELOCIPEDIAN, VELOCIPEDIST. |