| CARRYOVERS | • carryovers n. Plural of carryover. • CARRYOVER n. in accounting, a payment carried over to the next accounting period. |
| GRAVEYARDS | • graveyards n. Plural of graveyard. • GRAVEYARD n. a burial ground. |
| OVERRASHLY | • overrashly adv. With excessive rashness. • OVERRASH adv. excessively rash. |
| OVERSTAYER | • overstayer n. One who overstays. • OVERSTAYER n. an immigrant worker who stays over the time allowed by his or her work permit. |
| OVERSTOREY | • overstorey n. Alternative spelling of overstory. • OVERSTOREY n. the highest level of trees in a rainforest, also OVERSTORY. |
| PERVERSELY | • perversely adv. In a perverse manner. • PERVERSE adv. wilfully deviating from desired or expected conduct. |
| PERVERSITY | • perversity n. The quality of being perverse. • perversity n. A perverse act. • PERVERSITY n. the quality of being perverse. |
| PRESURVEYS | • PRESURVEY v. to survey in advance. |
| PROSLAVERY | • proslavery adj. Supporting slavery. • PROSLAVERY adj. in favour of slavery. |
| RESERVEDLY | • reservedly adv. In a reserved manner. • RESERVED adv. RESERVE, to hold in abeyance. |
| RESURVEYED | • resurveyed v. Simple past tense and past participle of resurvey. • RESURVEY v. to survey again. |
| REVERSEDLY | • reversedly adv. In a reversed way. • REVERSED adv. REVERSE, to turn or move in the opposite direction. |
| REVERSIBLY | • reversibly adv. In a way that can be undone. • reversibly adv. Relating to something that is reversible. • REVERSIBLE adv. capable of being reversed. |
| REVESTIARY | • revestiary n. (Obsolete) The apartment in a church or temple where the vestments etc. are kept. • REVESTIARY n. a vestry, also REVESTRY. |
| VRYSTATERS | • VRYSTATER n. (South African) a native inhabitant of the Free State, esp. one who is White. |