| CLOVERLEAVES | • cloverleaves n. Plural of cloverleaf. • CLOVERLEAF n. the pattern made by a leaf of clover. |
| LOVEABLENESS | • LOVEABLENESS n. the state of being loveable, also LOVABLENESS. |
| MALEVOLENCES | • malevolences n. Plural of malevolence. • MALEVOLENCE n. the state of being malevolent. |
| MOVEABLENESS | • moveableness n. The quality of being moveable. • MOVEABLENESS n. the state of being moveable, also MOVABLENESS. |
| OVERBLEACHED | • overbleached v. Simple past tense and past participle of overbleach. • OVERBLEACH v. to bleach to excess. |
| OVERBLEACHES | • overbleaches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overbleach. • OVERBLEACH v. to bleach to excess. |
| OVERDELICATE | • overdelicate adj. Excessively delicate. • OVERDELICATE adj. excessively delicate. |
| OVEREVALUATE | • overevaluate v. (Transitive) To evaluate and rank too highly; overvalue. |
| OVERIDEALISE | • OVERIDEALISE v. to idealise to excess, also OVERIDEALIZE. |
| OVERIDEALIZE | • overidealize v. (Transitive) To idealize to too great an extent. • OVERIDEALIZE v. to idealize to excess, also OVERIDEALISE. |
| OVERLEATHERS | • OVERLEATHER n. (Shakespeare) the upper part of a shoe. |
| OVERLEAVENED | • overleavened v. Simple past tense and past participle of overleaven. • OVERLEAVEN v. to leaven too much. |
| OVERPEDALLED | • overpedalled v. Simple past tense and past participle of overpedal. • OVERPEDAL v. to make excessive use of the sustaining pedal of a piano. |
| OVERREGULATE | • overregulate v. To regulate to a greater degree than appropriate. • OVERREGULATE v. to regulate to excess. |
| OVERRELIANCE | • overreliance n. Excessive reliance. • over-reliance n. Alternative form of overreliance. • OVERRELIANCE n. an excessive reliance. |
| RECONVALESCE | • reconvalesce v. (Intransitive) To convalesce; to recover health and strength. • RECONVALESCE v. to convalesce again. |
| VELOCIPEDEAN | • velocipedean n. Alternative form of velocipedian. • VELOCIPEDEAN n. one who rides a velocipede, an early form of bicycle, also VELOCIPEDER, VELOCIPEDIAN, VELOCIPEDIST. |