| DEVESTED | • devested v. Simple past tense and past participle of devest. • DEVEST v. to strip or deprive of. |
| DEVOTEES | • devotees n. Plural of devotee. • devotées n. Plural of devotée. • DEVOTEE n. an ardent follower. |
| EGESTIVE | • egestive adj. Of or pertaining to egestion. • EGESTIVE adj. able to be egested. |
| ELEVATES | • elevates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of elevate. • ELEVATE v. to raise. |
| EVENTERS | • eventers n. Plural of eventer. • EVENTER n. a horse which is trained for events. |
| EVERNETS | • EVERNET n. a hypothetical form of the Internet. |
| EVICTEES | • evictees n. Plural of evictee. • EVICTEE n. one who is evicted. |
| LEVERETS | • leverets n. Plural of leveret. • LEVERET n. a young hare. |
| REVESTED | • revested v. Simple past tense and past participle of revest. • REVEST v. to vest again. |
| SEVEREST | • severest adj. Superlative form of severe: most severe. • severest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of sever. • SEVERE adj. strict, harsh. |
| STEEVELY | • STEEVE adv. (Scots) firm, also STIEVE. |
| STEEVEST | • STEEVE adj. (Scots) firm, also STIEVE. |
| TELEVISE | • televise v. To broadcast, or be broadcast, by television. • TELEVISE v. to broadcast by television. |
| VEDETTES | • vedettes n. Plural of vedette. • VEDETTE n. (French) a mounted sentry stationed to watch for enemy, also VIDETTE. |
| VERSELET | • verselet n. A little verse or poem. • VERSELET n. a little verse. |
| VERTEXES | • vertexes n. Plural of vertex. • VERTEX n. (Latin) the highest point of something. |