| DRIVETHROUGH | • drive-through adj. Of an establishment, providing service to occupants of automobiles while still in their still-running vehicle. • drive-through adj. Of a feature of such an establishment (especially a window), adapted to provide such service. • drive-through n. An establishment, especially a restaurant, providing drive-through service. |
| 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. |
| OVERADVERTISING | • overadvertising v. Present participle of overadvertise. • OVERADVERTISE v. to advertise to excess, also OVERADVERTIZE. |
| OVERADVERTIZING | • OVERADVERTIZE v. to advertise to excess, also OVERADVERTISE. |
| OVERDECORATING | • overdecorating v. Present participle of overdecorate. • OVERDECORATE v. to decorate to excess. |
| OVERDIRECTING | • overdirecting v. Present participle of overdirect. • overdirecting n. Excessive directing of an actor to the detriment of his/her natural talent. • OVERDIRECT v. to direct excessively. |
| OVERDRAMATISING | • overdramatising v. Present participle of overdramatise. • OVERDRAMATISE v. to dramatise to excess, also OVERDRAMATIZE. |
| OVERDRAMATIZING | • overdramatizing v. Present participle of overdramatize. • OVERDRAMATIZE v. to dramatize to excess, also OVERDRAMATISE. |
| OVERGREEDIEST | • OVERGREEDY adj. excessively greedy. |
| OVERPREDICTING | • overpredicting v. Present participle of overpredict. |
| OVERSTRIDING | • overstriding v. Present participle of overstride. • OVERSTRIDE v. to stride over, across, or beyond. |
| OVERTRADING | • overtrading v. Present participle of overtrade. • overtrading n. The buying of a greater amount of goods than one can sell or pay for. • OVERTRADING n. trading beyond one's capital. |
| OVERTRADINGS | • overtradings n. Plural of overtrading. • OVERTRADING n. trading beyond one's capital. |
| PREROGATIVED | • prerogatived adj. Endowed with a prerogative, or exclusive privilege. • PREROGATIVED adj. (Shakespeare) possessed of a prerogative. |
| READVERTISING | • readvertising v. Present participle of readvertise. • READVERTISE v. to advertise again, also READVERTIZE. |
| READVERTIZING | • READVERTIZE v. to advertize again, also READVERTISE. |
| REDINTEGRATIVE | • redintegrative adj. Relating to redintegration. • REDINTEGRATIVE adj. relating to redintegration. |
| REINVIGORATED | • reinvigorated v. Simple past tense and past participle of reinvigorate. • reinvigorated adj. Revitalized or rejuvenated. • REINVIGORATE v. to invigorate again. |
| TERGIVERSATED | • tergiversated v. Simple past tense and past participle of tergiversate. • TERGIVERSATE v. to turn one's back on one's party or cause; also, to make evasive statements or equivocate. |
| VERBIGERATED | • verbigerated v. Simple past tense and past participle of verbigerate. • VERBIGERATE v. to continually repeat a word or phrase, usually unconsciously. |