| APERITIVES | • aperitives n. Plural of aperitive. • APERITIVE n. a laxative (medicine). |
| DEPOSITIVE | • depositive adj. Involving or relating to the process of depositing. • depositive adj. (Medicine) Describing a condition in which lymph is exuded into the derma, forming papules. • DEPOSITIVE adj. relating to deposition. |
| DISPERSIVE | • dispersive adj. That becomes dispersed. • dispersive adj. That causes dispersion. • DISPERSIVE adj. tending to disperse. |
| EXPOSITIVE | • expositive adj. That explains; expository. • EXPOSITIVE adj. serving to explain. |
| IMPRESSIVE | • impressive adj. Making, or tending to make, a positive impression; having power to impress. • impressive adj. Capable of being impressed. • impressive adj. Appealing. |
| INCEPTIVES | • inceptives n. Plural of inceptive. • INCEPTIVE n. an inceptive verb. |
| INSPECTIVE | • inspective adj. Engaged in inspection; involving inspection. • INSPECTIVE adj. engaged in inspection. |
| PERMISSIVE | • permissive adj. Giving permission, or predisposed to give it; lenient. • permissive adj. (Of a footpath, bridleway or similar) Open to the public by permission of the landowner. • permissive adj. (Biology) That allows the replication of viruses. |
| PERSISTIVE | • persistive adj. (Obsolete) persistent. • PERSISTIVE adj. (Shakespeare) persistent. |
| PREINVITES | • PREINVITE v. to invite beforehand. |
| PREVISITED | • previsited v. Past participle of previsit. • PREVISIT v. to visit beforehand. |
| PRIVILEGES | • privileges n. Plural of privilege. • privileges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of privilege. • PRIVILEGE v. to grant a privilege to. |
| SEPTEMVIRI | • septemviri n. Plural of septemvir. • SEPTEMVIR n. (Latin) one of a board of seven men associated in some office. |
| SPIVVERIES | • spivveries n. Plural of spivvery. • SPIVVERY n. the world of spivs. |
| VESPIARIES | • vespiaries n. Plural of vespiary. • VESPIARY n. a nest of wasps. |
| VIEWERSHIP | • viewership n. Collectively, the viewers of a television program or other video broadcast. • VIEWERSHIP n. a programme's viewers taken collectively. |