| DISTRIBUTIVES | • distributives n. Plural of distributive. • DISTRIBUTIVE n. a distributive word, like each or every, that indicates the several individuals of a number taken separately. |
| INDIVIDUATORS | • individuators n. Plural of individuator. • INDIVIDUATOR n. one who individuates. |
| MORBILLIVIRUS | • morbillivirus n. Any of the genus Morbillivirus of viruses. • Morbillivirus prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Paramyxoviridae – several viruses that cause diseases in mammals… • MORBILLIVIRUS n. a virus responsible for measles. |
| OVERUTILISING | • OVERUTILISE v. to utilise excessively, also OVERUTILIZE. |
| OVERUTILIZING | • overutilizing v. Present participle of overutilize. • OVERUTILIZE v. to utilize excessively, also OVERUTILISE. |
| RELUCTIVITIES | • reluctivities n. Plural of reluctivity. • RELUCTIVITY n. a specific or relative reluctance of a magnetic material. |
| REVISUALIZING | • revisualizing v. Present participle of revisualize. |
| SURVIVABILITY | • survivability n. (Uncountable) The condition of being survivable. • survivability n. (Countable) A measure of the extent to which something is survivable. • SURVIVABILITY n. the state of being survivable. |
| ULTRAVIRILITY | • ultravirility n. The quality of being ultravirile. • ULTRAVIRILITY n. the state of being ultravirile. |
| UNDIVERSIFIED | • undiversified adj. Not diversified. • UNDIVERSIFIED adj. not diversified. |
| UNVITRIFIABLE | • unvitrifiable adj. Not vitrifiable. • UNVITRIFIABLE adj. not vitrifiable. |
| VERTICILLIUMS | • VERTICILLIUM n. a fungus some species of which cause plant disease. |
| VINICULTURIST | • viniculturist n. A person involved in viniculture. • VINICULTURIST n. one who practises viniculture, vine-growing. |
| VITICULTURIST | • viticulturist n. A person who grows grapevines. • VITICULTURIST n. one who practises viticulture. |
| VIVISECTORIUM | • vivisectorium n. A place or laboratory where vivisection is performed. • VIVISECTORIUM n. a place for vivisection. |
| VOMITURITIONS | • VOMITURITION n. violent retching. |