| DEVILSHIPS | • devilships n. Plural of devilship. • DEVILSHIP n. the character or person of a devil or the Devil. |
| IMPLOSIVES | • implosives n. Plural of implosive. • IMPLOSIVE n. an implosive consonant. |
| ISOPLUVIAL | • ISOPLUVIAL n. a line on a map connecting places registering the same amount of precipitation or rainfall. |
| POLIOVIRUS | • poliovirus n. A human enterovirus of the Picornaviridae family that causes poliomyelitis. • POLIOVIRUS n. a virus causing polio. |
| POSITIVELY | • positively adv. (Manner) In a positive manner. • positively adv. (Modal) With certainty. • positively adv. Absolutely; utterly. |
| PRIVILEGES | • privileges n. Plural of privilege. • privileges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of privilege. • PRIVILEGE v. to grant a privilege to. |
| PULVILISED | • PULVILISED adj. in the form of pulvil, a perfumed powder, also PULVILIZED. |
| PULVILLIOS | • pulvillios n. Plural of pulvillio. • PULVILLIO n. (historical) perfumed powder; snuff, also PULVIL, PULVILIO, PULVILLE. |
| RIVALSHIPS | • rivalships n. Plural of rivalship. • RIVALSHIP n. rivalry. |
| SILVERTIPS | • silvertips n. Plural of silvertip. • SILVERTIP n. a kind of grizzly bear. |
| SPOILFIVES | • SPOILFIVE n. a certain game at cards in which, if no player wins three of the five tricks possible on any deal, the game is said to be spoiled. |
| SPOLIATIVE | • spoliative adj. Serving to take away, diminish, or rob. • SPOLIATIVE adj. tending to spoil, also SPOLIATORY. |
| VIPERISHLY | • viperishly adv. In a viperish manner. • VIPERISH adv. like a viper. |
| VULPICIDES | • vulpicides n. Plural of vulpicide. • VULPICIDE n. the killing of a fox. |
| VULPINISMS | • VULPINISM n. foxlike cunning. |
| VULPINITES | • VULPINITE n. a granular scaly form of the mineral anhydrite. |