| INOBTRUSIVE | • inobtrusive adj. Inconspicuous; unobtrusive. • INOBTRUSIVE adj. not obtrusive, also UNOBTRUSIVE. |
| OVERBULKING | • overbulking v. Present participle of overbulk. • OVERBULK v. (Shakespeare) to oppress by bulk. |
| OVERBURNING | • overburning v. Present participle of overburn. • overburning n. The action of overburning; excessive burning. • over-burning n. Alternative form of overburning. |
| OVERBUSYING | • overbusying v. Present participle of overbusy. • OVERBUSY v. to occupy oneself too much. |
| OVERDUBBING | • overdubbing v. Present participle of overdub. • OVERDUB v. to add sound to a recording. |
| SUBINTERVAL | • subinterval n. Any of several smaller intervals into which a larger one is divided. • SUBINTERVAL n. an interval that is a subdivision or a subset of an interval. |
| SUBORNATIVE | • subornative adj. Of or pertaining to subornation. • SUBORNATIVE adj. serving to suborn. |
| SUBSERVIENT | • subservient adj. Useful in an inferior capacity. • subservient adj. Obsequiously submissive. • SUBSERVIENT adj. useful in an inferior capacity. |
| SUBVERSIONS | • subversions n. Plural of subversion. • SUBVERSION n. the act of subverting. |
| UNAVERTIBLE | • unavertible adj. That cannot be averted. • UNAVERTIBLE adj. that cannot be averted, also UNAVERTABLE. |
| UNBELIEVERS | • unbelievers n. Plural of unbeliever. • UNBELIEVER n. one that does not believe in a particular religious faith. |
| UNDRIVEABLE | • undriveable adj. Alternative form of undrivable. • UNDRIVEABLE adj. that cannot be driven. |
| UNOBSERVING | • unobserving adj. Failing to observe something; unobservant. • UNOBSERVING adj. not observing. |
| UNOBTRUSIVE | • unobtrusive adj. Not obtrusive; not blatant or noticeable; discreet, inconspicuous. • UNOBTRUSIVE adj. not obtrusive, also INOBTRUSIVE. |