| FRIVOLS | • frivols n. Plural of frivol. • FRIVOL v. to behave playfully. |
| LIVEDOS | • LIVEDO n. (Latin) a discoloured patch on the skin. |
| LOVIEST | • LOVEY adj. fondly affectionate. |
| LOVINGS | • lovings n. Plural of loving. • LOVING n. the act of loving. |
| MOOLVIS | • MOOLVI n. (Urdu) a teacher of Islamic law, also MAULVI, MOOLVIE. |
| OLIVERS | • olivers n. Plural of oliver. • OLIVER n. a forge-hammer worked by the foot. |
| OLIVETS | • olivets n. Plural of olivet. • OLIVET n. a button shaped like an olive. |
| PLOSIVE | • plosive n. (Phonetics) Sound produced from opening a previously closed oral passage. • plosive adj. (Phonetics) Produced from opening a previously closed oral passage. • PLOSIVE n. an explosive (sound), as p. |
| SOLIVES | • solives n. Plural of solive. • SOLIVE n. a joist or beam of secondary importance. |
| SOLVING | • solving v. Present participle of solve. • SOLVE v. to find the answer to. |
| VILLOSE | • villose adj. Alternative spelling of villous. • VILLOSE adj. abounding in, or covered with, fine hairs, or a woolly substance, also VILLOUS. |
| VILLOUS | • villous adj. Hairy, covered with soft long hair. • villous adj. (Biology) Covered with villi. • VILLOUS adj. abounding in, or covered with, fine hairs, or a woolly substance, also VILLOSE. |
| VIOLERS | • violers n. Plural of violer. • VIOLER n. a viol player, a fiddler. |
| VIOLETS | • violets n. Plural of violet. • VIOLET n. any plant or flower of the genus Viola. |
| VIOLINS | • violins n. Plural of violin. • violins n. (Music) the violin section of an orchestra. • VIOLIN n. the smallest of the modern stringed instrument. |
| VIOLIST | • violist n. A person who plays the viol. • violist n. A person who plays the viola. • VIOLIST n. one who plays the viola. |
| WOLVISH | • wolvish adj. Archaic spelling of wolfish. • WOLVISH adj. like a wolf, also WOLFISH. |