| AVERRUNCATING | • averruncating v. Present participle of averruncate. • AVERRUNCATE v. (archaic) to ward off; to uproot. |
| AVERRUNCATION | • averruncation n. (Archaic, rare) (The act of) warding off, averting (something evil). • averruncation n. Eradication, uprooting. • AVERRUNCATION n. the act of averruncating. |
| CIRCUMVENTERS | • circumventers n. Plural of circumventer. • CIRCUMVENTER n. one who circumvents, also CIRCUMVENTOR. |
| CIRCUMVENTORS | • circumventors n. Plural of circumventor. • CIRCUMVENTOR n. one who circumvents, also CIRCUMVENTER. |
| CORONAVIRUSES | • coronaviruses n. Plural of coronavirus. • corona-viruses n. Plural of corona-virus. • corona␣viruses n. Plural of corona virus. |
| CURVILINEARLY | • curvilinearly adv. In a curvilinear way. • CURVILINEAR adv. bounded by curved lines, also CURVILINEAL. |
| NECTARIVOROUS | • nectarivorous adj. That feeds on nectar. • NECTARIVOROUS adj. eating nectar. |
| OVERCOLOURING | • overcolouring v. Present participle of overcolour. • overcolouring n. Excessive use of colour; (chiefly in extended use) exaggeration in description; an instance of this. • OVERCOLOUR v. to colour to excess, also OVERCOLOR. |
| OVERINSURANCE | • overinsurance n. The act of insuring something for too great a value. • OVERINSURANCE n. excessive insurance. |
| OVERPICTURING | • overpicturing v. Present participle of overpicture. • OVERPICTURE v. to picture to excess. |
| OVERPRODUCING | • overproducing v. Present participle of overproduce. • OVERPRODUCE v. to produce to excess. |
| PROVENTRICULI | • proventriculi n. Plural of proventriculus. • PROVENTRICULUS n. the first part of a bird's stomach, aka gizzard. |
| RECURSIVENESS | • recursiveness n. The quality of being recursive. • RECURSIVENESS n. the state of being recursive. |
| TURACOVERDINS | • TURACOVERDIN n. an iron-based pigment in turaco feathers, the only pure green pigment found in birds. |
| UNDERACHIEVER | • underachiever n. One who underachieves, i.e. performs less well than expected. • UNDERACHIEVER n. one that fails to attain a predicted level of achievement or does not do as well as expected. |
| VERNACULARISE | • vernacularise v. Alternative form of vernacularize. • VERNACULARISE v. to make vernacular, also VERNACULARIZE. |
| VERNACULARISM | • vernacularism n. A vernacular idiom. • vernacularism n. The belief that texts should be published in the vernacular. • VERNACULARISM n. a vernacular word or idiom. |
| VERNACULARIST | • vernacularist n. A supporter of vernacularism. • VERNACULARIST n. a user of the vernacular. |
| VERNACULARITY | • vernacularity n. (Uncountable) The quality of being vernacular. • vernacularity n. (Countable) A vernacular utterance. • VERNACULARITY n. the state of being vernacular. |
| VERNACULARIZE | • vernacularize v. (Transitive) To make vernacular. • VERNACULARIZE v. to make vernacular, also VERNACULARISE. |