| OVERCOVERS | • overcovers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overcover. • OVERCOVER v. to cover up. |
| OVERDRIVES | • overdrives n. Plural of overdrive. • overdrives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overdrive. • OVERDRIVE v. to drive to excess. |
| OVERFAVORS | • overfavors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overfavor. • OVERFAVOR v. to favor excessively. |
| OVERINVEST | • overinvest v. To invest an excessive amount. |
| OVERLAVISH | • overlavish adj. Excessively lavish; decadent. • OVERLAVISH adj. lavish to excess. |
| OVERSAVING | • oversaving v. Present participle of oversave. • OVERSAVE v. to save too much. |
| OVERSLEEVE | • oversleeve n. A protective sleeve worn over a normal one. • OVERSLEEVE n. a sleeve that goes over another sleeve. |
| OVERVALUES | • overvalues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overvalue. • OVERVALUE v. to value too highly. |
| REINVOLVES | • reinvolves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reinvolve. • REINVOLVE v. to involve anew. |
| REVOLVINGS | • revolvings n. Plural of revolving. • REVOLVING n. the act of revolving. |
| UVAROVITES | • uvarovites n. Plural of uvarovite. • UVAROVITE n. (Russian) a green lime-chrome garnet. |
| VAVASORIES | • vavasories n. Plural of vavasory. • VAVASORY n. the tenure or lands of a vavasor. |
| VIVISECTOR | • vivisector n. A practitioner of vivisection. • VIVISECTOR n. one who vivisects. |
| VOICEOVERS | • voiceovers n. Plural of voiceover. • voice-overs n. Plural of voice-over. • VOICEOVER n. a spoken commentary by an unseen narrator on film. |