| ESTOVERS | • estovers n. Plural of estover. • estovers n. (Law, history) An estover, an allowance made from an estate for a person’s support. • estovers n. (Law, history) An allowance or alimony granted to a divorced woman, taken from the husband’s estate for her support. |
| IVORISTS | • ivorists n. Plural of ivorist. • IVORIST n. a worker in ivory. |
| OVERSETS | • oversets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overset. • OVERSET v. to upset; to disorder. |
| PROVOSTS | • provosts n. Plural of provost. • provosts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of provost. • PROVOST n. a high-ranking university official. |
| SOLVATES | • solvates n. Plural of solvate. • solvates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of solvate. • SOLVATE v. to convert into a type of ion. |
| SOLVENTS | • solvents n. Plural of solvent. • SOLVENT n. a substance capable of dissolving others. |
| STOKVELS | • stokvels n. Plural of stokvel. • STOKVEL n. (South African) a savings club amongst friends. |
| STOVINGS | • STOVING n. the act of drying paint with heat quickly. |
| VENTOSES | • ventoses n. Plural of ventose. • Ventôses prop.n. Plural of Ventôse. • VENTOSE n. an apparatus sometimes used to assist the delivery of a baby, consisting of a cup which is attached to the fetal head by suction, also VENTOUSE. |
| VETOLESS | • VETOLESS adj. not exercising a veto. |
| VIOLISTS | • violists n. Plural of violist. • VIOLIST n. one who plays the viola. |
| VISITORS | • visitors n. Plural of visitor. • VISITOR n. someone who calls in to see you, also VISITANT, VISITER. |
| VODCASTS | • vodcasts n. Plural of vodcast. • VODCAST v. to broadcast by a video podcast. |
| VOTARESS | • votaress n. A female votary. • VOTARESS n. a female votary, also VOTRESS. |
| VOTELESS | • voteless adj. (Of a person, an organization, etc.) Without a vote; not allowed a vote. • VOTELESS adj. without a vote. |
| ZEMSTVOS | • zemstvos n. Plural of zemstvo. • ZEMSTVO n. (Russian) an elected local administrative council in Czarist Russia. |