| HYPERVISCOUS | • hyperviscous adj. Excessively viscous. |
| MYCOVIRUSES | • mycoviruses n. Plural of mycovirus. • MYCOVIRUS n. a virus attacking fungi. |
| MYXOVIRUSES | • myxoviruses n. Plural of myxovirus. • MYXOVIRUS n. any of a group of related viruses causing influenza, mumps etc. |
| NONSUPERVISORY | • nonsupervisory adj. Not of a supervisory character; not engaged in supervision. • NONSUPERVISORY adj. not supervisory. |
| OVERFUSSY | • overfussy adj. Excessively fussy. • OVERFUSSY adj. too fussy. |
| OVERSERIOUSLY | • overseriously adv. In an excessively serious way. • OVERSERIOUS adv. excessively serious. |
| PARAMYXOVIRUSES | • paramyxoviruses n. Plural of paramyxovirus. • PARAMYXOVIRUS n. any of a group of viruses which includes the mumps and measles viruses. |
| POLYOMAVIRUSES | • polyomaviruses n. Plural of polyomavirus. |
| SUBVERSIONARY | • subversionary adj. Promoting destruction. • SUBVERSIONARY n. a subversive person. |
| SUPERVISORY | • supervisory adj. Of, pertaining to, or in the capacity of a supervisor. • SUPERVISORY adj. relating to or having supervision. |
| SURVEYORS | • surveyors n. Plural of surveyor. • SURVEYOR n. one who surveys land. |
| SURVEYORSHIP | • surveyorship n. The rank or office of a surveyor. • SURVEYORSHIP n. the office of surveyor. |
| SURVEYORSHIPS | • surveyorships n. Plural of surveyorship. • SURVEYORSHIP n. the office of surveyor. |
| UNPROGRESSIVELY | • unprogressively adv. In an unprogressive way. • UNPROGRESSIVE adv. not progressive. |
| UNRESPONSIVELY | • unresponsively adv. In an unresponsive manner. • UNRESPONSIVE adv. not responsive. |
| VOYEURISMS | • voyeurisms n. Plural of voyeurism. • VOYEURISM n. the derivation of gratification from surreptitiously watching sexual acts or objects. |
| YOURSELVES | • yourselves pron. (Reflexive) Inflection of you (plural) used as the object of a verb or non-locative preposition in a… • yourselves pron. (Emphatic) You (plural), used to intensify the subject as the group addressed. • YOURSELF pron. a form of the second person pronoun. |