| LEITMOTIV | • leitmotiv n. Alternative form of leitmotif. • LEITMOTIV n. (German) a leading motif, a recurring theme in a novel, musical signature for something, also LEITMOTIF. |
| LEITMOTIVS | • leitmotivs n. Plural of leitmotiv. • LEITMOTIV n. (German) a leading motif, a recurring theme in a novel, musical signature for something, also LEITMOTIF. |
| LOCOMOTIVITY | • locomotivity n. The power of moving from one place to another; motility. • LOCOMOTIVITY n. the state of being locomotive. |
| MOTIVATIONAL | • motivational adj. Tending or intended to motivate. • MOTIVATIONAL adj. relating to motivation. |
| MULTIVOLTINE | • multivoltine adj. (Biology) Having several broods or generations in a year. • multivoltine n. (Biology) A multivoltine organism. • MULTIVOLTINE adj. having several broods in one season. |
| COMPETITIVELY | • competitively adv. In a competitive manner. • COMPETITIVE adv. relating to competition. |
| MULTIVIBRATOR | • multivibrator n. (Electronics) An electronic circuit used to implement a variety of simple two-state systems such as… • MULTIVIBRATOR n. an electronic oscillating device using two transistors, the output of one providing the input of the other. |
| VICTIMOLOGIST | • victimologist n. One who studies victimology. • VICTIMOLOGIST n. one who studies victimology. |
| LOCOMOTIVITIES | • LOCOMOTIVITY n. the state of being locomotive. |
| MOTIVATIONALLY | • motivationally adv. In a motivational manner. • motivationally adv. With regard to motivation. • MOTIVATIONAL adv. relating to motivation. |
| MULTIVIBRATORS | • multivibrators n. Plural of multivibrator. • MULTIVIBRATOR n. an electronic oscillating device using two transistors, the output of one providing the input of the other. |
| VICTIMOLOGISTS | • victimologists n. Plural of victimologist. • VICTIMOLOGIST n. one who studies victimology. |
| OVERMULTITUDING | • OVERMULTITUDE v. (Milton) to outnumber. |
| OVERSTIMULATING | • overstimulating v. Present participle of overstimulate. • OVERSTIMULATE v. to stimulate excessively. |
| OVERSTIMULATION | • overstimulation n. Excessive stimulation. • OVERSTIMULATION n. excessive stimulation. |