| DEGRESSIVE | • degressive adj. Tending to decrease. • degressive adj. Decreasing in steps. • DEGRESSIVE adj. showing degression, a gradual decrease, a reduction in taxes. |
| DESCRIVING | • descriving v. Present participle of descrive. • DESCRIVE v. to recount the physical appearance, also DESCRIBE. |
| DESERVINGS | • deservings n. Plural of deserving. • DESERVING n. the act of deserving. |
| DIGRESSIVE | • digressive adj. Marked by digression; rambling. • DIGRESSIVE adj. characterized by digressions. |
| DISSERVING | • disserving v. Present participle of disserve. • DISSERVE v. to treat badly. |
| DRAGSVILLE | • DRAGSVILLE n. (US) boredom. |
| GERUNDIVES | • gerundives n. Plural of gerundive. • GERUNDIVE n. a Latin verbal adjective expressing necessity. |
| GRAVESIDES | • gravesides n. Plural of graveside. • GRAVESIDE n. the area around a grave. |
| GRAVIDNESS | • gravidness n. The condition of being gravid; pregnancy. • GRAVIDNESS n. the state of being gravid. |
| OVERDESIGN | • overdesign v. (Transitive, intransitive) To design too specifically or to too great an extent, as by including unnecessary features. • overdesign n. Designing too specifically or to too great an extent. • OVERDESIGN v. to design to excess. |
| OVERDOSING | • overdosing v. Present participle of overdose. • overdosing n. An excessively large dose. • OVERDOSE v. to give an excessive dose to. |
| READVISING | • readvising v. Present participle of readvise. • READVISE v. to advise again. |
| STRAVAIGED | • stravaiged v. Simple past tense and past participle of stravaig. • STRAVAIG v. (Scots) to wander aimlessly, also STRAVAGE, STRAYVE. |
| VIDEOGRAMS | • videograms n. Plural of videogram. • VIDEOGRAM n. a commercial video film. |
| VULGARISED | • vulgarised v. Simple past tense and past participle of vulgarise. • VULGARISE v. to make vulgar, or common, also VULGARIZE. |
| WILDGRAVES | • wildgraves n. Plural of wildgrave. • WILDGRAVE n. (German) a former German title of count; a head forest ranger, also WALDGRAVE. |