| BASKETWEAVE | • basketweave n. A simple woven pattern in which groups of warp and weft threads are interlaced to give a checkerboard appearance. • basket␣weave n. Alternative form of basketweave. • BASKETWEAVE n. a form of weaving using two or more strands in the warp and weft. |
| KHEDIVIATES | • KHEDIVIATE n. the office of khedive, the Viceroy of Egypt, also KHEDIVATE. |
| KVETCHINESS | • KVETCHINESS n. the state of being kvetchy. |
| LAURVIKITES | • LAURVIKITE n. a mineral, a soda syenite, also LARVIKITE. |
| OVERSKATING | • overskating v. Present participle of overskate. • OVERSKATE v. in ice hockey, to skate beyond the puck, thus losing control of it. |
| OVERSTOCKED | • overstocked v. Simple past tense and past participle of overstock. • OVERSTOCK v. to stock in excess. |
| OVERSTRIKES | • overstrikes n. Plural of overstrike. • OVERSTRIKE v. to strike beyond. |
| OVERSTROOKE | • OVERSTRIKE v. to strike beyond. |
| OVERTAKINGS | • overtakings n. Plural of overtaking. • OVERTAKING n. the act of catching up with and going past. |
| OVERTASKING | • overtasking v. Present participle of overtask. • OVERTASK v. to impose too many tasks on. |
| PEROVSKITES | • perovskites n. Plural of perovskite. • PEROVSKITE n. a mineral form of calcium titanate. |
| REVOKEMENTS | • revokements n. Plural of revokement. • REVOKEMENT n. (Shakespeare) the act of revoking. |
| STRIKEOVERS | • strikeovers n. Plural of strikeover. • STRIKEOVER n. an act or instance of striking a typewritten character on a spot occupied by another character. |
| THANKSGIVER | • thanksgiver n. One who gives thanks, or acknowledges a kindness. • THANKSGIVER n. one who gives thanks. |
| THICKLEAVES | • THICKLEAF n. any of various succulent plants of the genus Crassula. |
| TRUNKSLEEVE | • trunk␣sleeve n. (Historical) A sleeve, in clothing, with the upper part puffed. • TRUNKSLEEVE n. (Shakespeare) a puffed sleeve. |
| VERKRAMPTES | • verkramptes n. Plural of verkrampte. • VERKRAMPTE n. (South African) one who is narrow-minded and illiberal esp. towards black and coloured people. |