| HYPERACTIVES | • HYPERACTIVE n. one who is hyperactive. |
| HYPERTENSIVE | • hypertensive adj. Of, pertaining to, or causing hypertension. • hypertensive n. A person with hypertension. • hypertensive n. A drug or substance that increases blood pressure. |
| HYPOTENSIVES | • hypotensives n. Plural of hypotensive. • HYPOTENSIVE n. a person with hypotension. |
| OVEREMPHATIC | • overemphatic adj. Excessively emphatic, particularly in musical or theatrical interpretation. • OVEREMPHATIC adj. excessively emphatic. |
| OVERHAPPIEST | • OVERHAPPY adj. exceedingly happy. |
| OVERPITCHING | • overpitching v. Present participle of overpitch. • OVERPITCH v. in cricket, to bowl a ball so that its trajectory brings it too close to the stumps. |
| PHOTOVOLTAIC | • photovoltaic adj. Producing a voltage when exposed to light. • photo-voltaic adj. Alternative spelling of photovoltaic. • PHOTOVOLTAIC adj. of, relating to, or utilizing the generation of a voltage when radiant energy falls on the boundary between dissimilar substances (as two different semiconductors). |
| PROVOSTSHIPS | • provostships n. Plural of provostship. • PROVOSTSHIP n. the office of provost. |
| PSYCHOACTIVE | • psychoactive adj. (Pharmacology) Affecting the mind or mental processes. • psychoactive n. (Pharmacology) Any drug that affects the mind or mental processes. • PSYCHOACTIVE adj. affecting the mind or behavior. |
| SERVANTSHIPS | • SERVANTSHIP n. the state of being a servant. |
| SERVITORSHIP | • servitorship n. The office, rank, or condition of a servitor. • SERVITORSHIP n. the office of servitor. |
| VIBRAHARPIST | • vibraharpist n. Someone who plays the vibraharp. • VIBRAHARPIST n. one who plays the vibraharp. |
| VIBRAPHONIST | • vibraphonist n. Someone who plays the vibraphone. • VIBRAPHONIST n. one who plays the vibraphone. |
| VIRTUOSOSHIP | • virtuosoship n. The status, pursuits, or occupation of a virtuoso. • VIRTUOSOSHIP n. being a virtuoso. |
| VISCOUNTSHIP | • viscountship n. The role or status of viscount. • VISCOUNTSHIP n. the office of viscount. |