| EMPOVERISH | • empoverish v. Obsolete spelling of impoverish. • EMPOVERISH v. (obsolete) to make poor, also IMPOVERISH. |
| HYPERDRIVE | • hyperdrive n. (Science fiction) A spaceship engine that allows faster-than-light travel by entering hyperspace. • hyperdrive n. A state of accelerated action. |
| IMPOVERISH | • impoverish v. (Transitive) To make poor. • impoverish v. (Transitive) To weaken in quality; to deprive of some strength or richness. • impoverish v. (Intransitive) To become poor. |
| OVERHOPING | • overhoping v. Present participle of overhope. • OVERHOPE v. to hope exceedingly. |
| OVERHYPING | • overhyping v. Present participle of overhype. • OVERHYPE v. to hype to excess. |
| PREHENSIVE | • prehensive adj. (Philosophy) Of or relating to Alfred North Whitehead’s concept of prehension. • PREHENSIVE adj. prehensile, related to grasping, also PREHENSILE, PREHENSORIAL, PREHENSORY. |
| REEVESHIPS | • reeveships n. Plural of reeveship. • REEVESHIP n. the office of reeve. |
| RIVALSHIPS | • rivalships n. Plural of rivalship. • RIVALSHIP n. rivalry. |
| SUPERHIVES | • superhives n. Plural of superhive. • superhives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of superhive. • SUPERHIVE n. a removable upper part of a beehive. |
| VERGERSHIP | • vergership n. An appointment as verger. • VERGERSHIP n. the office of verger. |
| VIBRAHARPS | • vibraharps n. Plural of vibraharp. • VIBRAHARP n. an instrument having metal bars under which are electrically-operated resonators, played by striking the bars with small hammers, also VIBRAPHONE. |
| VIBRAPHONE | • vibraphone n. A percussion instrument with a double row of tuned metal bars, each above the tubular resonator containing… • VIBRAPHONE n. an instrument having metal bars under which are electrically-operated resonators, played by striking the bars with small hammers, also VIBRAHARP. |
| VIBROGRAPH | • vibrograph n. An instrument that records vibrations. • VIBROGRAPH n. an instrument for recording vibrations. |
| VICARSHIPS | • vicarships n. Plural of vicarship. • VICARSHIP n. the office or dignity of a vicar. |
| VIEWERSHIP | • viewership n. Collectively, the viewers of a television program or other video broadcast. • VIEWERSHIP n. a programme's viewers taken collectively. |
| VIPERISHLY | • viperishly adv. In a viperish manner. • VIPERISH adv. like a viper. |
| VIZIERSHIP | • viziership n. The rank or position of vizier. • VIZIERSHIP n. the office of vizier. |
| VIZIRSHIPS | • vizirships n. Plural of vizirship. • VIZIRSHIP n. the office of vizir. |