| CONVENERSHIP | • CONVENERSHIP n. the office of convener. |
| CONVENORSHIP | • convenorship n. The role or status of convenor. • CONVENORSHIP n. the office of convenor. |
| EARTHMOVINGS | • EARTHMOVING n. the act of moving large quantities of earth, as with a bulldozer. |
| GOVERNORSHIP | • governorship n. The office, or the term of a governor. • GOVERNORSHIP n. the office of governor. |
| OVERBURTHENS | • overburthens n. Plural of overburthen. • OVERBURTHEN v. (archaic) to overburden, also OVERBURDEN. |
| OVERFINISHED | • overfinished adj. Of animals reared for meat: obese; undesirably fat. • OVERFINISHED adj. excessively finished. |
| OVERFISHINGS | • OVERFISHING n. excessive fishing. |
| OVERHEATINGS | • overheatings n. Plural of overheating. • OVERHEATING n. heating to excess. |
| OVERHUNTINGS | • OVERHUNTING n. hunting to excess. |
| OVERLAUNCHES | • overlaunches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overlaunch. • OVERLAUNCH v. in shipbuilding, to join by long splices or scarfs. |
| OVERNIGHTERS | • overnighters n. Plural of overnighter. • OVERNIGHTER n. a person staying overnight; an overnight bag. |
| OVERRASHNESS | • overrashness n. Excessive rashness. • OVERRASHNESS n. the state of being overrash. |
| OVERSHOOTING | • overshooting v. Present participle of overshoot. • OVERSHOOT v. to shoot over or beyond one's target. |
| OVERTHINKERS | • overthinkers n. Plural of overthinker. |
| OVERTIGHTENS | • overtightens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overtighten. • OVERTIGHTEN v. to tighten to excess. |
| RHINOVIRUSES | • rhinoviruses n. Plural of rhinovirus. • RHINOVIRUS n. a virus belonging to a subgroup thought to be responsible for the common cold. |
| SERVANTHOODS | • servanthoods n. Plural of servanthood. • SERVANTHOOD n. the state of being a servant. |
| VAPORISHNESS | • vaporishness n. Alternative form of vapourishness. • VAPORISHNESS n. the state of being vaporish. |
| VENOGRAPHIES | • venographies n. Plural of venography. • VENOGRAPHY n. radiography of a vein after injection of a contrast medium. |
| WHENCESOEVER | • whencesoever adv. (Archaic) From wherever: from whatever place. • WHENCESOEVER adv. from whatsoever place or source. |