| AGGRIEVES | • aggrieves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of aggrieve. • AGGRIEVE v. to distress. |
| AVERAGERS | • averagers n. Plural of averager. • AVERAGER n. in maritime law, a person who calculates average claims. |
| BEVERAGES | • beverages n. Plural of beverage. • Beverages prop.n. Plural of Beverage. • BEVERAGE n. any liquid for drinking. |
| COVERAGES | • coverages n. Plural of coverage. • COVERAGE n. the extent to which something is covered. |
| ENGRAVERS | • engravers n. Plural of engraver. • ENGRAVER n. one who engraves. |
| ERGATIVES | • ergatives n. Plural of ergative. • ERGATIVE n. a certain grammatical inflection. |
| GRAVELESS | • graveless adj. Without a grave. • graveless adj. Unburied. • GRAVELESS adj. (Shakespeare) without a grave; unburied. |
| GRAVENESS | • graveness n. The state of being grave; gravity. • GRAVENESS n. the state of being grave. |
| GRAVESIDE | • graveside n. The area immediately around a grave. • GRAVESIDE n. the area around a grave. |
| GRAVESITE | • gravesite n. The location of a grave. • gravesite n. A grave. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • GRAVESITE n. the site of a grave. |
| LEVERAGES | • leverages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of leverage. • LEVERAGE v. to provide with a type of economic advantage. |
| OVERGEARS | • OVERGEAR v. to cause a company to have too high a proportion of loan stock. |
| SCAVENGER | • scavenger n. Someone who scavenges, especially one who searches through rubbish for food or useful things. • scavenger n. An animal that feeds on decaying matter such as carrion. • scavenger n. (UK, obsolete) A street sweeper. |
| VERBIAGES | • verbiages n. Plural of verbiage. • VERBIAGE n. a profusion of words usually of little or obscure content. |
| VERGLASES | • VERGLAS n. (French) a film of ice on rock. |