| DIVULSIONS | • divulsions n. Plural of divulsion. • DIVULSION n. the act of pulling or rendering apart or away. |
| FAVOURLESS | • favourless adj. (Archaic) unfavoured; having no countenance or support. • favourless adj. (Archaic) unpropitious; unfavourable. • FAVOURLESS adj. without favour, also FAVORLESS. |
| LAEVULOSES | • laevuloses n. Plural of laevulose. • LAEVULOSE n. the laevorotatory (and predominant naturally occurring) form of fructose, also LEVULOSE. |
| LASCIVIOUS | • lascivious adj. Wanton; lewd, driven by lust, lustful. • LASCIVIOUS adj. lustful; inclining or tending to lechery. |
| OCCLUSIVES | • occlusives n. Plural of occlusive. • OCCLUSIVE n. a consonantal sound produced with stoppage of breath. |
| OVERPLUSES | • overpluses n. Plural of overplus. • OVERPLUS n. a surplus. |
| REVULSIONS | • revulsions n. Plural of revulsion. • REVULSION n. a feeling of strong dislike or disgust. |
| SAVOURLESS | • savourless adj. Alternative form of savorless. • SAVOURLESS adj. without savour, also SAVORLESS. |
| SHOVELFULS | • shovelfuls n. Plural of shovelful. • SHOVELFUL n. as much as a shovel will hold. |
| SHOVELSFUL | • shovelsful n. Plural of shovelful. • SHOVELFUL n. as much as a shovel will hold. |
| SOUVLAKIAS | • SOUVLAKIA n. (Modern Greek) a Greek dish of lamb, similar to a shish kebab, also SOUVLAKI. |
| VAPOURLESS | • VAPOURLESS adj. without vapour, also VAPORLESS. |
| VESICULOSE | • vesiculose adj. Bladdery; vesicular; vesiculate; composed of, or covered with, vesicles. • VESICULOSE adj. in the form of a vesicula, a small blister. |
| VOLUMISERS | • VOLUMISER n. an agent used to give extra body to hair. |
| VOLVULUSES | • volvuluses n. Plural of volvulus. • VOLVULUS n. (Latin) a twisting of the intestine that causes obstruction. |
| YOURSELVES | • yourselves pron. (Reflexive) Inflection of you (plural) used as the object of a verb or non-locative preposition in a… • yourselves pron. (Emphatic) You (plural), used to intensify the subject as the group addressed. • YOURSELF pron. a form of the second person pronoun. |