| BELIEVES | • believes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of believe. • BELIEVE v. to accept as true. |
| BEVELERS | • bevelers n. Plural of beveler. • BEVELER n. one who bevels, also BEVELLER. |
| DELEAVES | • DELEAVE v. to separate the copies of. |
| ELEVATES | • elevates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of elevate. • ELEVATE v. to raise. |
| LEVELERS | • levelers n. Plural of leveler. • LEVELER n. one that levels, also LEVELLER. |
| LEVERETS | • leverets n. Plural of leveret. • LEVERET n. a young hare. |
| NOVELESE | • novelese n. A style of writing characteristic of bad-quality novels. • NOVELESE n. the trite style of poorly written novels. |
| RELIEVES | • relieves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of relieve. • RELIEVE v. to free from discomfort. |
| REVELERS | • revelers n. Plural of reveler, the US spelling of reveller. • REVELER n. one who revels, also REVELLER. |
| SELVAGEE | • selvagee n. (Nautical) A skein or hank of rope yarns wound round with yarns or marline, used for stoppers, straps, etc. • SELVAGEE n. an untwisted skein of rope yarn marled together to form a strop. |
| SELVEDGE | • selvedge n. Alternative spelling of selvage. • selvedge v. Alternative spelling of selvage. • SELVEDGE v. to border a fabric to prevent fraying, also SELVAGE. |
| SEVERELY | • severely adv. In a severe manner. • SEVERE adv. strict, harsh. |
| SLEEVEEN | • sleeveen n. Alternative spelling of sleiveen. • SLEEVEEN n. (Irish) a crafty, smooth-talking person. |
| SLEEVERS | • sleevers n. Plural of sleever. • SLEEVER n. an old Welsh measure for beer, about 3/4 pint. |
| STEEVELY | • STEEVE adv. (Scots) firm, also STIEVE. |
| TELEVISE | • televise v. To broadcast, or be broadcast, by television. • TELEVISE v. to broadcast by television. |
| VERSELET | • verselet n. A little verse or poem. • VERSELET n. a little verse. |
| VESSELED | • vesseled v. Simple past tense and past participle of vessel. • VESSELED adj. having a vessel. |