| ABROGATIVE | • abrogative adj. Tending or designed to abrogate. • ABROGATIVE adj. relating to annulment. |
| BEVOMITING | • bevomiting v. Present participle of bevomit. • BEVOMIT v. to vomit all over. |
| BLOVIATING | • bloviating v. Present participle of bloviate. • BLOVIATE v. to speak pompously. |
| BRAVADOING | • bravadoing v. Present participle of bravado. • BRAVADO v. (Spanish) to display bravery. |
| FORGIVABLE | • forgivable adj. Able to be forgiven; worthy of forgiveness. • forgivable adj. (Finance, not comparable) Of a loan, or a portion of it: such that repayment may be deferred for a period… • FORGIVABLE adj. that can be forgiven. |
| FORGIVABLY | • forgivably adv. In a forgivable way. • FORGIVABLE adv. that can be forgiven. |
| OBLIGATIVE | • obligative adj. Synonym of obligatory. • OBLIGATIVE adj. causing obligation. |
| OUTBRAVING | • outbraving v. Present participle of outbrave. • OUTBRAVE v. to surpass in courage. |
| OVERBAKING | • overbaking v. Present participle of overbake. • OVERBAKE v. to bake too long. |
| OVERBRIDGE | • overbridge n. (Britain) A bridge that allows traffic to pass over a road, river, railway etc. • overbridge v. (Transitive) To form a bridge over; to overarch. • over␣bridge n. Alternative form of overbridge. |
| OVERBRIGHT | • overbright adj. Too bright. • OVERBRIGHT adj. excessively bright. |
| OVERBUYING | • overbuying v. Present participle of overbuy. • OVERBUY v. to buy too much. |
| PROVERBING | • proverbing v. Present participle of proverb. • PROVERB v. to speak of proverbially. |
| VIBROGRAPH | • vibrograph n. An instrument that records vibrations. • VIBROGRAPH n. an instrument for recording vibrations. |