| DETRITIVORES | • detritivores n. Plural of detritivore. |
| DETRITOVORES | • DETRITOVORE n. an organism that feeds on detritus. |
| INTERVARSITY | • intervarsity adj. (Britain) taking place between universities. • intervarsity n. A competition taking place between universities. • INTERVARSITY adj. of e.g. a sporting event, taking place between Oxford and Cambridge. |
| INTERVENTORS | • interventors n. Plural of interventor. • INTERVENTOR n. a mediator in ecclesiastical controversies. |
| OVERABSTRACT | • overabstract adj. Excessively abstract. • overabstract v. To abstract excessively. • OVERABSTRACT adj. excessively abstract. |
| OVERPROTECTS | • overprotects v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overprotect. • OVERPROTECT v. to protect to excess. |
| OVERSATURATE | • oversaturate v. To saturate to excess. • OVERSATURATE v. to saturate to excess. |
| OVERTRUSTING | • overtrusting adj. Excessively trusting. • OVERTRUST v. to trust excessively. |
| PROTERVITIES | • protervities n. Plural of protervity. • PROTERVITY n. peevishness. |
| REITERATIVES | • reiteratives n. Plural of reiterative. • REITERATIVE n. a word formed by reduplication, the second element usually differing from the first e.g. helter-skelter. |
| RESTORATIVES | • restoratives n. Plural of restorative. • RESTORATIVE n. a restorative medicine. |
| RESTRICTIVES | • restrictives n. Plural of restrictive. • RESTRICTIVE n. something that restricts. |
| TERGIVERSANT | • TERGIVERSANT n. one who tergiversates. |
| TERGIVERSATE | • tergiversate v. (Intransitive) To evade, to equivocate using subterfuge; to obfuscate in a deliberate manner. • tergiversate v. (Intransitive) To change sides or affiliation; to apostatize. • tergiversate v. (Intransitive, rare) To flee by turning one’s back. |
| TRANSPORTIVE | • transportive adj. Serving to transport to another place. • TRANSPORTIVE adj. tending or having power to transport. |
| TRANSVERTERS | • transverters n. Plural of transverter. • TRANSVERTER n. a piece of equipment attached to a radio transceiver to enable it to transmit and receive on additional frequencies. |
| TRIUMVIRATES | • triumvirates n. Plural of triumvirate. • TRIUMVIRATE n. a body of triumvirs. |
| VITUPERATORS | • vituperators n. Plural of vituperator. • VITUPERATOR n. one who vituperates. |