| CONVEYORISE | • conveyorise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of conveyorize. • CONVEYORISE v. to equip with a conveyor, also CONVEYORIZE. |
| CONVEYORIZE | • conveyorize v. (Transitive, rare) To streamline (an industrial operation) by means of conveyors. • CONVEYORIZE v. to equip with a conveyor, also CONVEYORISE. |
| COOPERATIVE | • cooperative adj. Ready to work with another person or in a team; ready to cooperate. • cooperative adj. Involving cooperation between individuals or parties. • cooperative adj. Relating to a cooperative or cooperatives. |
| DETRITOVORE | • detritovore n. Misspelling of detritivore. • DETRITOVORE n. an organism that feeds on detritus. |
| ERGONOVINES | • ergonovines n. Plural of ergonovine. • ERGONOVINE n. an alkaloid derived from ergot used in the treatment of migraines. |
| LOCORESTIVE | • locorestive adj. (Rare) Staying in one place. • LOCORESTIVE adj. (Lamb) staying in one place. |
| NONCOERCIVE | • noncoercive adj. Not coercive; free of coercion. • NONCOERCIVE adj. not coercive. |
| OVEREMOTING | • overemoting v. Present participle of overemote. • OVEREMOTE v. to emote excessively. |
| OVEREXPLOIT | • overexploit v. To exploit excessively. • OVEREXPLOIT v. to exploit to excess. |
| OVERHOLIEST | • OVERHOLY adj. too holy. |
| OVEROFFICED | • OVEROFFICE v. to domineer over by virtue of office. |
| OVEROFFICES | • OVEROFFICE v. to domineer over by virtue of office. |
| OVERPROMISE | • overpromise v. To promise more than is delivered. • OVERPROMISE v. to promise too much. |
| OVERSERIOUS | • overserious adj. Excessively serious. • OVERSERIOUS adj. excessively serious. |
| OVERSTORIES | • overstories n. Plural of overstory. • OVERSTORY n. the highest level of trees in a rainforest, also OVERSTOREY. |
| OVERTEDIOUS | • overtedious adj. Excessively tedious. • OVERTEDIOUS adj. (Shakespeare) too tedious. |
| OVERVIOLENT | • overviolent adj. Excessively violent. • OVERVIOLENT adj. excessively violent. |
| PROVEDITORE | • PROVEDITORE n. a purveyor, also PROVEDITOR, PROVEDOR, PROVEDORE, PROVIDOR, PROVISOR. |