| CONVOKER | • convoker n. One who convokes or calls together. • CONVOKER n. one who convokes.
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| GARVOCKS | • garvocks n. Plural of garvock. • GARVOCK n. (Scots) a sprat, also GARVIE.
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| HAVOCKER | • havocker n. A person who causes havoc. • HAVOCKER n. one who wreaks havoc.
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| KVETCHER | • kvetcher n. A person who kvetches; a complainer, kvetch. • KVETCHER n. (Yiddish) a whiner, complainer.
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| LAVEROCK | • laverock n. Alternative form of lark (“the bird”). • LAVEROCK n. (Scots) a songbird, the lark, also LAVROCK.
 • LAVEROCK v. to catch larks.
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| LAVROCKS | • lavrocks n. Plural of lavrock. • LAVROCK n. (Scots) a skylark, also LAVEROCK.
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| MAVERICK | • maverick adj. (Of cattle) Unbranded. • maverick adj. Showing independence in thoughts or actions.
 • maverick n. An unbranded range animal.
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| OVERCOOK | • overcook v. (Transitive) To cook for too long or at too high a temperature. • overcook v. (Transitive, slang) To do something to excess; to overdo.
 • OVERCOOK v. to cook too long.
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| OVERDECK | • overdeck v. (Transitive) To overdecorate. • OVERDECK v. to adorn extravagantly.
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| OVERLOCK | • overlock n. (Sewing) A stitch that sews over the edge of one or two pieces of cloth for edging, hemming or seaming. • overlock v. (Sewing) To stitch in this manner.
 • overlock v. (Transitive) To make the bolt of a lock go too far.
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| OVERPACK | • overpack v. (Intransitive) To pack too much. • overpack n. A container intended to hold smaller containers.
 • OVERPACK v. to pack to excess.
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| OVERRACK | • overrack v. (Archaic, transitive) To torture beyond bearing. • OVERRACK v. to overstrain.
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| OVERSICK | • oversick adj. (Rare) Excessively unwell. • OVERSICK adj. too sick.
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| VRAICKER | • vraicker n. One who gathers vraic. • VRAICKER n. a gatherer of vraic, a kind of seaweed in Channel Isles.
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