| REVANCHISM | • revanchism n. The political policy of endeavouring to regain lost territory. • revanchism n. Metaphorical endeavouring to regain lost political or cultural territory. • REVANCHISM n. policy of aggressively seeking recovery of lost territory. |
| REVANCHISMS | • revanchisms n. Plural of revanchism. • REVANCHISM n. policy of aggressively seeking recovery of lost territory. |
| KURCHATOVIUM | • kurchatovium n. (Physics) A rejected name for rutherfordium. • KURCHATOVIUM n. a former name for rutherfordium, an artificially produced radioactive transuranic element. |
| OVEREMPHATIC | • overemphatic adj. Excessively emphatic, particularly in musical or theatrical interpretation. • OVEREMPHATIC adj. excessively emphatic. |
| OVERMATCHING | • overmatching v. Present participle of overmatch. • OVERMATCH v. to be more than a match for. |
| CLISHMACLAVER | • clishmaclaver n. (Scotland) Gossip; silly chatter. • CLISHMACLAVER n. (Scots) gossip. |
| KURCHATOVIUMS | • KURCHATOVIUM n. a former name for rutherfordium, an artificially produced radioactive transuranic element. |
| CLAVICYTHERIUM | • clavicytherium n. (Music) A harpsichord in which the soundboard and strings are mounted vertically facing the player. • CLAVICYTHERIUM n. a harpsichord-like musical instrument. |
| CLISHMACLAVERS | • CLISHMACLAVER n. (Scots) gossip. |
| SERVOMECHANISM | • servomechanism n. A mechanical device for controlling large amounts of power by means of smaller amounts of power and… • servomechanism n. Any system which controls motion automatically using feedback. • servo-mechanism n. Alternative spelling of servomechanism. |
| OVERACHIEVEMENT | • overachievement n. A greater than anticipated achievement. • OVERACHIEVEMENT n. excessive achievement. |
| SERVOMECHANICAL | • servomechanical adj. Of or relating to servomechanisms. • SERVOMECHANICAL adj. of or like a servomechanism. |
| SERVOMECHANISMS | • servomechanisms n. Plural of servomechanism. • servo-mechanisms n. Plural of servo-mechanism. • SERVOMECHANISM n. an automatic device for controlling large amounts of power by means of very small amounts of power and automatically correcting the performance of a mechanism. |