| ADVANTAGEOUS | • advantageous adj. Being of advantage, beneficial. • ADVANTAGEOUS adj. giving an advantage. |
| DIVULGATIONS | • divulgations n. Plural of divulgation. • DIVULGATION n. the act of divulgating. |
| EQUIVOCATING | • equivocating v. Present participle of equivocate. • EQUIVOCATE v. to use equivocal or doubtful words in order to mislead or to avoid answering a question. |
| GOUVERNANTES | • gouvernantes n. Plural of gouvernante. • GOUVERNANTE n. (archaic) a governess, also GOVERNANTE. |
| OUTACHIEVING | • outachieving v. Present participle of outachieve. • OUTACHIEVE v. to surpass in achievement. |
| OUTCAVILLING | • OUTCAVIL v. to surpass in caviling. |
| OUTRIVALLING | • outrivalling v. Present participle of outrival. • OUTRIVAL v. to outdo in rivalry. |
| OUTSAVOURING | • OUTSAVOUR v. to exceed in savouring, also OUTSAVOR. |
| OUTTRAVELING | • outtraveling v. Present participle of outtravel. • OUTTRAVEL v. to exceed in speed or distance traveled. |
| OVERCOUNTING | • overcounting v. Present participle of overcount. • OVERCOUNT v. to rate too high; to outnumber. |
| OVERCUTTINGS | • overcuttings n. Plural of overcutting. • OVERCUTTING n. excessive pruning. |
| OVERHUNTINGS | • OVERHUNTING n. hunting to excess. |
| OVERMOUNTING | • overmounting v. Present participle of overmount. • OVERMOUNT v. to rise above. |
| OVERSTUDYING | • overstudying v. Present participle of overstudy. • OVERSTUDY v. to study to excess. |
| OVERSTUFFING | • overstuffing v. Present participle of overstuff. • overstuffing n. Material used in upholstering just under the top fabric. • OVERSTUFF v. to stuff to excess. |
| OVERTRUMPING | • overtrumping v. Present participle of overtrump. • OVERTRUMP v. to trump with a higher card than the trump already played. |
| OVERTRUSTING | • overtrusting adj. Excessively trusting. • OVERTRUST v. to trust excessively. |
| VOLUNTEERING | • volunteering n. The act of voluntarily giving time and labor for charity or community service. • volunteering v. Present participle of volunteer. • VOLUNTEER v. to offer one's services. |