| ADVERTISERS | • advertisers n. Plural of advertiser. • ADVERTISER n. one who advertises, also ADVERTIZER. |
| LIVERWURSTS | • liverwursts n. Plural of liverwurst. • LIVERWURST n. liver sausage. |
| OVERSTORIES | • overstories n. Plural of overstory. • OVERSTORY n. the highest level of trees in a rainforest, also OVERSTOREY. |
| OVERSTRAINS | • overstrains v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstrain. • OVERSTRAIN v. to strain to excess. |
| OVERSTRIDES | • overstrides v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstride. • overstrides n. Plural of overstride. • OVERSTRIDE v. to stride over, across, or beyond. |
| OVERSTRIKES | • overstrikes n. Plural of overstrike. • OVERSTRIKE v. to strike beyond. |
| PRIVATISERS | • privatisers n. Plural of privatiser. • PRIVATISER n. one who transfers to private ownership, denationalises, also PRIVATIZER. |
| PROVOSTRIES | • provostries n. Plural of provostry. • PROVOSTRY n. the office of provost, the head of certain universities and colleges. |
| ROTAVIRUSES | • rotaviruses n. Plural of rotavirus. • ROTAVIRUS n. a wheel-shaped virus causing gastroenteritis. |
| SERVANTRIES | • SERVANTRY n. a body of servants; servants, collectively. |
| STRAVAIGERS | • stravaigers n. Plural of stravaiger. • STRAVAIGER n. (Scots) a wanderer, idler. |
| STRIKEOVERS | • strikeovers n. Plural of strikeover. • STRIKEOVER n. an act or instance of striking a typewritten character on a spot occupied by another character. |
| TIMESERVERS | • timeservers n. Plural of timeserver. • time-servers n. Plural of time-server. • TIMESERVER n. a person who cynically or servilely suits his or her opinions to the times or those in authority for the time. |
| TRAVERSINGS | • traversings n. Plural of traversing. • TRAVERSING n. the act of traversing. |
| VERSLIBRIST | • VERSLIBRIST n. one who writes free verse, also VERSLIBRISTE. |