| BILEVELS | • bilevels n. Plural of bilevel. • bi-levels n. Plural of bi-level. • BILEVEL n. of an image, showing only two colours, black and white. |
| CHEVILLE | • cheville n. (Poetry) A word or phrase whose only function is to make a sentence metrically balanced. • CHEVILLE n. (French) the peg of a stringed instrument. |
| DEVILLED | • devilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of devil. • devilled adj. Possessed by the Devil (Can we add an example for this sense?). • devilled adj. Grilled with a piquant sauce. |
| EVILLEST | • evillest adj. Superlative form of evil: most evil. • EVIL adj. morally bad. |
| LEVELING | • leveling v. (US) present participle of level. • leveling n. The process of making something level. • leveling n. (Surveying, archaeology) The process of measuring levels to establish heights and altitudes. |
| LEVIABLE | • leviable adj. Able to be levied. • LEVIABLE adj. able to be levied. |
| LIVEABLE | • liveable adj. Alternative spelling of livable. • LIVEABLE adj. suitable for living in, also LIVABLE. |
| LIVELIER | • livelier adj. Comparative form of lively: more lively. • LIVELY adj. full of energy. |
| LIVEWELL | • livewell n. A well in a fishing boat where fish are kept alive. • LIVEWELL n. a container of water in a boat for keeping fish alive. |
| LOVELIER | • lovelier adj. Comparative form of lovely: more lovely. • LOVELY adj. extremely beautiful. |
| LOVELIES | • lovelies n. Plural of lovely. • LOVELY n. a beautiful woman. |
| REVEILLE | • reveille n. (Military) The sounding of a bugle or drum early in the morning to awaken soldiers. • REVEILLE n. (French) a morning bugle call. |
| RIVELLED | • rivelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of rivel. • RIVEL v. to wrinkle. |
| VEILEDLY | • veiledly adv. In a way that is secretive or obscure. • VEILED adv. VEIL, to cover with a veil. |
| VEILLESS | • veilless adj. Without a veil. • VEILLESS adj. without a veil. |
| VEILLIKE | • veillike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a veil. • VEILLIKE adj. like a veil. |
| VELLEITY | • velleity n. The lowest degree of desire or volition; a total lack of effort to act. • velleity n. A slight wish not followed by any effort to obtain. • VELLEITY n. a very low degree of desire. |
| VENVILLE | • venville n. (Historical) A system of tenure in Dartmoor, England, allowing residents to graze animals on the moor… • VENVILLE n. a form of tenure in parishes around Dartmoor. |
| VOLELIKE | • volelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a vole. • VOLELIKE adj. like a vole. |
| WEEVILLY | • weevilly adj. Alternative form of weevily. • WEEVILLY adj. full of weevils, also WEEVILY. |