| CAREGIVERS | • caregivers n. Plural of caregiver. • care-givers n. Plural of care-giver. • CAREGIVER n. one who looks after another. |
| FRUGIVORES | • frugivores n. Plural of frugivore. • FRUGIVORE n. an animal which primarily eats fruit. |
| GRANIVORES | • granivores n. Plural of granivore. • GRANIVORE n. an eater of grain. |
| OVERGRAINS | • overgrains v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overgrain. • OVERGRAIN v. in painting, to grain over a surface already grained. |
| PRESERVING | • preserving v. Present participle of preserve. • preserving n. Preservation. • PRESERVE v. to keep safe from harm. |
| REGRESSIVE | • regressive adj. That tends to return, revert or regress. • regressive adj. (Of a tax) Whose rate decreases as the taxed amount increases. • REGRESSIVE adj. tending to regress. |
| RENVERSING | • renversing v. Present participle of renverse. • RENVERSE v. (archaic) to reverse, to upset. |
| REREVISING | • rerevising v. Present participle of rerevise. • REREVISE v. to revise again. |
| RESTRIVING | • restriving v. Present participle of restrive. • RESTRIVE v. to strive again. |
| REVERSINGS | • reversings n. Plural of reversing. • REVERSING n. the act of moving in reverse. |
| STRAVAIGER | • stravaiger n. One who stravaigs; one who takes a stroll. • STRAVAIGER n. (Scots) a wanderer, idler. |
| TRAVERSING | • traversing v. Present participle of traverse. • traversing n. A traversal. • TRAVERSING n. the act of traversing. |
| VERGERSHIP | • vergership n. An appointment as verger. • VERGERSHIP n. the office of verger. |
| VULGARISER | • vulgariser n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of vulgarizer. • VULGARISER n. one who vulgarises, also VULGARIZER. |