| CENTUMVIR | • centumvir n. (Historical, Ancient Rome) One of a court of about 100 judges chosen to try civil suits. Under the Empire… • CENTUMVIR n. (Latin) in Rome, one of a court of about one hundred judges chosen to try civil suits. |
| EMULATIVE | • emulative adj. Having a tendency to emulate others; imitative. • EMULATIVE adj. inclined to emulation. |
| HELVETIUM | • helvetium n. Proposed name for the chemical element astatine. • HELVETIUM n. a superseded name for the element astatine. |
| HUMECTIVE | • humective adj. (Obsolete) Tending to moisten. • humective n. (Obsolete) A humectant. • HUMECTIVE n. something tending to moisten. |
| MUSCOVITE | • muscovite n. (Mineralogy) A pale brown mineral of the mica group, being a basic potassium aluminosilicate with the… • Muscovite n. An inhabitant or native of Muscovy or Moscow. • Muscovite n. (Archaic, by extension) A Russian. |
| OUTMOVING | • outmoving v. Present participle of outmove. • OUTMOVE v. to move faster than. |
| SUMMATIVE | • summative adj. Of, pertaining to, or produced by summation. • summative adj. (Education) Denoting forms of assessment used to quantify educational outcomes. • SUMMATIVE adj. relating to summation, the act of summing. |
| TRIUMVIRI | • triumviri n. Plural of triumvir. • TRIUMVIR n. (Latin) one of a ruling body of three in ancient Rome. |
| TRIUMVIRS | • triumvirs n. Plural of triumvir. • TRIUMVIR n. (Latin) one of a ruling body of three in ancient Rome. |
| TRIUMVIRY | • triumviry n. (Obsolete) A triumvirate. • TRIUMVIRY n. (obsolete) a triumvirate. |
| UNMOTIVED | • unmotived adj. (Archaic) Without any motive. • UNMOTIVED adj. without a motive. |
| VESTIGIUM | • vestigium n. A vestige. • VESTIGIUM n. (Latin) a trace, a vestige. |
| VIATICUMS | • viaticums n. Plural of viaticum. • VIATICUM n. (Latin) an allowance for travelling expenses. |
| VITICETUM | • viticetum n. (Botany) A collection of vines. • VITICETUM n. a plantation of vines. |
| VOLUMISTS | • volumists n. Plural of volumist. • VOLUMIST n. an author. |
| VOMITUSES | • VOMITUS n. (Latin) matter vomited. |
| VULTURISM | • vulturism n. The quality of being like a vulture; rapaciousness. • VULTURISM n. (Carlyle) the state of being like a vulture; rapacity. |