| ADVERTISING | • advertising n. Communication whose purpose is to influence potential customers about products and services. • advertising n. The industry or profession made up of such communications. • advertising v. Present participle of advertise. |
| DESERVINGLY | • deservingly adv. In a deserving manner. • DESERVING adv. worthy. |
| DESILVERING | • desilvering v. Present participle of desilver. • DESILVER v. to remove the silver from. |
| DEVANAGARIS | • DEVANAGARI n. (Sanskrit) the character in which Sanskrit is usually printed, also NAGARI. |
| DISCOVERING | • discovering v. Present participle of discover. • discovering n. A discovery. • DISCOVER v. to find out, also DISCOURE, DISCURE. |
| DISSEVERING | • dissevering v. Present participle of dissever. • DISSEVER v. to sever, part in two. |
| DIVERGENCES | • divergences n. Plural of divergence. • DIVERGENCE n. a drawing apart (as of lines extending from a common center). |
| FREEDIVINGS | • FREEDIVING n. the sport of diving for depth without apparatus. |
| GAINSTRIVED | • gainstrived v. Simple past tense and past participle of gainstrive. • GAINSTRIVE v. (obsolete) to strive or struggle against. |
| MISGOVERNED | • misgoverned v. Simple past tense and past participle of misgovern. • MISGOVERN v. to govern wrongly. |
| OVERDESIGNS | • overdesigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overdesign. • OVERDESIGN v. to design to excess. |
| OVERDUSTING | • overdusting v. Present participle of overdust. • OVERDUST v. to dust over. |
| OVERSEEDING | • overseeding v. Present participle of overseed. • OVERSEED v. to seed to excess. |
| OVERSHADING | • overshading v. Present participle of overshade. • OVERSHADE v. to cover with shade. |
| OVERSUDSING | • oversudsing v. Present participle of oversuds. • OVERSUDS v. to form an excessive amount of suds. |
| SAVEGARDING | • SAVEGARD v. (Spenser) to safeguard. |
| STEVEDORING | • stevedoring v. Present participle of stevedore. • STEVEDORING n. the work of a stevedore. |
| UNDESERVING | • undeserving adj. Considered unworthy of reward. • UNDESERVING adj. not deserving. |