| ADVENTURISMS | • adventurisms n. Plural of adventurism. • ADVENTURISM n. improvisation in the absence or in defiance of accepted plans or principles. |
| FAVOURITISMS | • favouritisms n. Plural of favouritism. • FAVOURITISM n. the state of having favourites. |
| INTERVALLUMS | • intervallums n. Plural of intervallum. • INTERVALLUM n. a gap, an interval. |
| MISADVENTURE | • misadventure n. An accidental mishap or misfortune. • MISADVENTURE n. a misfortune, also MISVENTURE. |
| MISVENTUROUS | • misventurous adj. (Obsolete) Subject to misventure; unfortunate. • misventurous adj. (Obsolete) Not adventurous; timid. • MISVENTUROUS adj. like a misventure. |
| MULTISERVICE | • multiservice adj. Pertaining to or offering more than one type of service. • MULTISERVICE adj. involving or serving more than one of the armed services. |
| MULTIVARIOUS | • multivarious adj. Many and various. • MULTIVARIOUS adj. differing widely. |
| MULTIVERSITY | • multiversity n. A kind of modern, large-scale university, open to all, proposed by Clark Kerr in the 1960s. • MULTIVERSITY n. a major university. |
| PLUVIOMETERS | • pluviometers n. Plural of pluviometer. • PLUVIOMETER n. a device for recording rainfall. |
| RESUMPTIVELY | • resumptively adv. (Linguistics) In a resumptive manner; in terms of, or by means of, resumption. • RESUMPTIVE adv. taking back; resuming. |
| SEMIVITREOUS | • semivitreous adj. Partially vitreous. • SEMIVITREOUS adj. partially vitreous. |
| TRANSUMPTIVE | • transumptive adj. Metaphorical. • transumptive adj. Transferred from one to another. • TRANSUMPTIVE adj. transferred; metaphorical. |
| TRIUMVIRATES | • triumvirates n. Plural of triumvirate. • TRIUMVIRATE n. a body of triumvirs. |
| VERMICULATES | • vermiculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of vermiculate. • VERMICULATE v. to decorate in a manner reminiscent of a mass of curly worms. |
| VERMICULITES | • vermiculites n. Plural of vermiculite. • VERMICULITE n. an altered form of mica that expands greatly at high-temperature, forming a water-absorbent substance used in seed-planting. |
| VOLUNTARISMS | • voluntarisms n. Plural of voluntarism. • VOLUNTARISM n. the philosophical doctrine that the will dominates the intellect. |
| VOLUNTARYISM | • voluntaryism n. Alternative form of voluntarism. • VOLUNTARYISM n. the principle or practice of reliance on voluntary action, not coercion. |
| VOLUNTEERISM | • volunteerism n. (US) Reliance on volunteers to perform a social or educational function. • volunteerism n. The tendency to volunteer; the activity of volunteering. • VOLUNTEERISM n. the use of volunteers in educational and social work in a community. |
| VOLUNTOURISM | • voluntourism n. A type of tourism which combines traditional travel and tourism with volunteer work. Travelers are given… • VOLUNTOURISM n. tourism in which travellers do voluntary work to help communities or the environment in the places they are visiting. |