| HOWSOMEVER | • howsomever conj. (Archaic) however. • HOWSOMEVER adv. in whatever manner, also HOWSOMDEVER. |
| MOUSEOVERS | • mouseovers n. Plural of mouseover. • mouse-overs n. Plural of mouse-over. • MOUSEOVER n. on a web page, any item that changes or pops up when the pointer of a mouse moves over it. |
| MOVIEGOERS | • moviegoers n. Plural of moviegoer. • movie-goers n. Plural of movie-goer. • MOVIEGOER n. one who goes to the movies. |
| OUTVENOMED | • outvenomed v. Simple past tense and past participle of outvenom. • OUTVENOM v. (Shakespeare) to exceed in venom. |
| OVERCOMERS | • overcomers n. Plural of overcomer. • OVERCOMER n. one who overcomes. |
| OVEREMOTED | • overemoted v. Simple past tense and past participle of overemote. • OVEREMOTE v. to emote excessively. |
| OVEREMOTES | • overemotes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overemote. • OVEREMOTE v. to emote excessively. |
| OVERMODEST | • overmodest adj. Excessively modest. • OVERMODEST adj. modest to excess. |
| OVERSMOKED | • oversmoked v. Simple past tense and past participle of oversmoke. • OVERSMOKE v. to smoke excessively. |
| OVERSMOKES | • oversmokes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oversmoke. • OVERSMOKE v. to smoke excessively. |
| UNOVERCOME | • unovercome adj. Not having been overcome. • UNOVERCOME adj. not overcome. |
| VELODROMES | • velodromes n. Plural of velodrome. • VELODROME n. an area for cycling races. |
| WHOMSOEVER | • whomsoever pron. Whatever person or persons (as object of a verb or preposition): emphasised or elaborated form of whomever. • whomsoëver pron. Obsolete spelling of whomsoever. • WHOMSOEVER pron. the objective of whosoever. |