| ARENAVIRUSES | • arenaviruses n. Plural of arenavirus. |
| DISAPPROVERS | • disapprovers n. Plural of disapprover. • DISAPPROVER n. one who disapproves. |
| DISFAVOURERS | • disfavourers n. Plural of disfavourer. • DISFAVOURER n. one who disfavours. |
| EVISCERATORS | • eviscerators n. Plural of eviscerator. • EVISCERATOR n. one who eviscerates. |
| OVERGRASSING | • overgrassing n. (Dated) Excessive grazing by livestock. • OVERGRASS v. to grass over, conceal with grass. |
| PARVOVIRUSES | • parvoviruses n. Plural of parvovirus. • PARVOVIRUS n. a DNA-containing animal virus. |
| READVERTISES | • readvertises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of readvertise. • READVERTISE v. to advertise again, also READVERTIZE. |
| REPRIVATISES | • reprivatises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reprivatise. • REPRIVATISE v. to privatize again, also REPRIVATIZE. |
| RESERVATIONS | • reservations n. Plural of reservation. • RESERVATION n. somehting reserved, a booking. |
| RESTORATIVES | • restoratives n. Plural of restorative. • RESTORATIVE n. a restorative medicine. |
| REVESTIARIES | • revestiaries n. Plural of revestiary. • REVESTIARY n. a vestry, also REVESTRY. |
| SCRIVEBOARDS | • SCRIVEBOARD n. a shipbuilder's drawing board, also SCRIEVEBOARD. |
| TRANSCEIVERS | • transceivers n. Plural of transceiver. • TRANSCEIVER n. a radio transmitterreceiver that uses many of the same components for both transmission and reception. |
| TRANSVERSING | • transversing v. Present participle of transverse. • TRANSVERSE v. to cross, traverse. |
| TRANSVERSION | • transversion n. (Genetics) A point mutation in which a purine is replaced with a pyrimidine, or vice versa. • transversion n. (Literature) The changing from prose into verse, or verse into prose. • TRANSVERSION n. the act of making transverse. |
| ULTRAVIRUSES | • ultraviruses n. Plural of ultravirus. • ULTRAVIRUS n. a virus small enough to pass through the finest filter. |