| INVERTEBRAL | • invertebral adj. Archaic form of invertebrate. • INVERTEBRAL adj. invertebrate. |
| OVERBREATHE | • overbreathe v. (Intransitive) To hyperventilate. |
| OVERBURTHEN | • overburthen n. Archaic form of overburden. • overburthen v. Archaic form of overburden. • OVERBURTHEN v. (archaic) to overburden, also OVERBURDEN. |
| PERVERTIBLE | • pervertible adj. Capable of being perverted. • pervertible n. A person who is liable to corruption. • pervertible n. An everyday or household object that can be used in sexual activity. |
| REBARBATIVE | • rebarbative adj. Irritating, repellent. • REBARBATIVE adj. irritating; repellent. |
| REPROBATIVE | • reprobative adj. Expressing, or pertaining to, reprobation. • REPROBATIVE adj. condemnatory, also REPROBATORY. |
| RETRIBUTIVE | • retributive adj. Relating to retribution; retaliatory. • RETRIBUTIVE adj. relating to retribution. |
| RETRIEVABLE | • retrievable adj. Capable of being retrieved or recovered. • RETRIEVABLE adj. that can be retrieved. |
| RETRIEVABLY | • retrievably adv. Such that it can be retrieved. • RETRIEVABLE adv. that can be retrieved. |
| REVERBATORY | • reverbatory adj. Alternative form of reverberatory. • reverbatory n. Alternative form of reverberatory. • REVERBATORY n. a furnace in which the flames are made to pass over the substance being heated; a reverberatory furnace or kiln. |
| REVERBERANT | • reverberant adj. (Heraldry, of a lion’s tail) Turned up sigmoidally, with the end pointing outward; reboundant. • reverberant adj. Tending to reverberate. • REVERBERANT adj. tending to reverberate. |
| REVERBERATE | • reverberate v. (Intransitive) To ring or sound with many echos. • reverberate v. (Intransitive) To have a lasting effect. • reverberate v. (Intransitive) To repeatedly return. |
| TRAVERSABLE | • traversable adj. Able to be traversed. • traversable adj. (Law) Deniable; liable to legal objection. • traversable n. (Programming) Any object that can be navigated by traversal. |
| VERBERATING | • verberating v. Present participle of verberate. • VERBERATE v. (archaic) to beat. |
| VERBERATION | • verberation n. The act of verberating; a beating or striking. • verberation n. The impulse of a body which causes sound. • VERBERATION n. (archaic) the act of verberating, beating. |
| VERBIGERATE | • verbigerate v. (Intransitive) To repeat meaningless words and phrases, especially as a symptom of mental illness. • verbigerate v. (Intransitive, obsolete) To talk; to chat. • VERBIGERATE v. to continually repeat a word or phrase, usually unconsciously. |
| VERTEBRALLY | • vertebrally adv. (Anatomy) At or within a vertebra or vertebrae. • VERTEBRAL adv. of or like a vertebra. |
| VERTEBRATED | • vertebrated adj. Vertebrate; having vertebrae. • VERTEBRATED adj. having a backbone. |
| VERTEBRATES | • vertebrates n. Plural of vertebrate. • VERTEBRATE n. a backboned animal, one belonging to the subphylum Vertebrata, including fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. |
| VIBROMETERS | • vibrometers n. Plural of vibrometer. • VIBROMETER n. an instrument for measuring vibrations. |