| HIGHVELDS | • HIGHVELD n. (South African) a high altitude grassland region of East South Africa. |
| DISHEVELING | • disheveling v. Present participle of dishevel. • DISHEVEL v. to make the hair untidy. |
| DISVOUCHING | • disvouching v. Present participle of disvouch. • DISVOUCH v. (Shakespeare) to disavow. |
| DUCKSHOVING | • duckshoving v. Present participle of duckshove. • duck-shoving v. Present participle of duck-shove. • DUCKSHOVING n. the act of jumping a queue. |
| OVERSHADING | • overshading v. Present participle of overshade. • OVERSHADE v. to cover with shade. |
| VAGABONDISH | • vagabondish adj. Like a vagabond. • VAGABONDISH adj. like a vagabond. |
| VIRGINHOODS | • VIRGINHOOD n. virginity. |
| DISAVOUCHING | • disavouching v. Present participle of disavouch. • DISAVOUCH v. (obsolete) to disavow, also DISAVOW. |
| DISHEVELLING | • dishevelling v. Present participle of dishevel. • DISHEVEL v. to make the hair untidy. |
| DISSHIVERING | • DISSHIVER v. (Spenser) to shiver or break in pieces. |
| DUCKSHOVINGS | • DUCKSHOVING n. the act of jumping a queue. |
| SLAVEHOLDING | • slaveholding adj. Having possession/ownership of one or more slaves. • slaveholding n. (Uncountable) The institution or practice of owning slaves. • slaveholding n. (Countable) An owning of one or more slaves. |
| DRIVETHROUGHS | • drive-throughs n. Plural of drive-through. • DRIVETHROUGH n. a shop or restaurant designed so that customers can be served without leaving their cars. |
| OVERSHADOWING | • overshadowing v. Present participle of overshadow. • overshadowing n. A dominating shadow or malign influence. • OVERSHADOW v. to cast a shadow over. |
| SLAVEHOLDINGS | • slaveholdings n. Plural of slaveholding. • SLAVEHOLDING n. the keeping of slaves. |
| VIDEOGRAPHERS | • videographers n. Plural of videographer. • VIDEOGRAPHER n. a practitioner of videography. |
| VIDEOGRAPHIES | • videographies n. Plural of videography. • VIDEOGRAPHY n. the art of using a video camera. |
| OVERSCHEDULING | • overscheduling v. Present participle of overschedule. |
| OVERHOMOGENISED | • OVERHOMOGENISE v. to homogenise excessively, also OVERHOMOGENIZE. |