| CAVIES | • cavies n. Plural of cavy. • cavies n. Plural of cavie.
 • CAVY n. a kind of South American rodent.
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| DAVIES | • davies n. Plural of davy. • Davies prop.n. A Welsh and English surname originating as a patronymic derived from the given name Davy/Davey/Davie or David.
 • Davies n. Plural of Davy (kind of lamp).
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| MAVIES | • MAVIE n. the throstle or song thrush, also MAVIS. | 
| NAVIES | • navies n. Plural of navy. • NAVY n. a nation's warships.
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| WAVIES | • wavies n. Plural of wavy. • WAVY n. the snow goose, also WAVEY.
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| CLAVIES | • clavies n. Plural of clavie. • clavies n. Plural of clavy.
 • CLAVIE n. a tar barrel burnt for luck at Hogmanay.
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| GRAVIES | • gravies n. Plural of gravy. • GRAVY n. a sauce of the fat and juices from cooked meat.
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| HEAVIES | • heavies n. Plural of heavy. • heavies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of heavy.
 • HEAVY n. a large strong person.
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| KEAVIES | • KEAVIE n. (Scots) a hencoop or cage, also CAVIE. | 
| PEAVIES | • peavies n. Plural of peavy. • PEAVY n. a lever used to move logs, also PEAVEY.
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| SHAVIES | • SHAVIE n. (Scots) a trick. | 
| SPAVIES | • SPAVIE n. (Scots) spavin, a disease of horses. | 
| SUPERHEAVIES | • superheavies n. Plural of superheavy. • SUPERHEAVY n. a superheavy element.
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