| BEHAVIOURISM | • behaviourism n. (British spelling) Standard spelling of behaviorism. • BEHAVIOURISM n. the psychological theory that behaviour is governed by conditioning rather than internal processes and that by changing behaviour patterns it is possible to treat psychological disorders, also BEHAVIORISM. |
| BEHAVIOURIST | • behaviourist n. Britain standard spelling of behaviorist. • BEHAVIOURIST n. an adherent of behaviourism. |
| CHIVALRESQUE | • chivalresque adj. Characteristic of chivalry. • CHIVALRESQUE adj. relating to or connected with chivalry. |
| EAVESTROUGHS | • eavestroughs n. Plural of eavestrough. • eaves␣troughs n. Plural of eaves trough. • EAVESTROUGH n. (Canadian) a gutter at the eaves of a building. |
| HANTAVIRUSES | • hantaviruses n. Plural of hantavirus. • HANTAVIRUS n. an often fatal virus with flu-like symptoms. |
| HYPERVISCOUS | • hyperviscous adj. Excessively viscous. |
| KATHAREVOUSA | • Katharevousa prop.n. A learned, archaising form of Modern Greek, based on Classical Greek and used for formal and official… • KATHAREVOUSA n. a formal archaizing written form of Modern Greek, based on Ancient Greek. |
| MISBEHAVIOUR | • misbehaviour n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of misbehavior. • MISBEHAVIOUR n. bad behaviour, also MISBEHAVIOR. |
| OVERBURTHENS | • overburthens n. Plural of overburthen. • OVERBURTHEN v. (archaic) to overburden, also OVERBURDEN. |
| OVERDRAUGHTS | • overdraughts n. Plural of overdraught. • OVERDRAUGHT n. a current of air passing over, or coming from above, a fire in a furnace, kiln, etc. |
| OVERFLOURISH | • overflourish v. (Obsolete) To make excessive display or flourish of. • overflourish v. (Obsolete) To embellish with outward ornaments or flourishes; to varnish over. • OVERFLOURISH v. to cover with blossom, or with flourishes or ornament. |
| OVERHUNTINGS | • OVERHUNTING n. hunting to excess. |
| OVERLAUNCHES | • overlaunches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overlaunch. • OVERLAUNCH v. in shipbuilding, to join by long splices or scarfs. |
| OVERSCHEDULE | • overschedule v. (Transitive) To overfill the schedule of. |
| OVERSCHUTCHT | • OVERSCHUTCHT adj. (Shakespeare) variously conjectured to mean overworn in service or whipped at the cart's tail, also OVERSCUTCHED. |
| OVERSCUTCHED | • OVERSCUTCHED adj. (Shakespeare) variously conjectured to mean overworn in service or whipped at the cart's tail, also OVERSCHUTCHT. |
| OVERSLAUGHED | • overslaughed v. Simple past tense and past participle of overslaugh. • OVERSLAUGH v. to pass over someone in favor of another, as in a promotion. |
| RHINOVIRUSES | • rhinoviruses n. Plural of rhinovirus. • RHINOVIRUS n. a virus belonging to a subgroup thought to be responsible for the common cold. |
| SUPERHEAVIES | • superheavies n. Plural of superheavy. • SUPERHEAVY n. a superheavy element. |
| SURVEYORSHIP | • surveyorship n. The rank or office of a surveyor. • SURVEYORSHIP n. the office of surveyor. |