| CARRYOVERS | • carryovers n. Plural of carryover. • CARRYOVER n. in accounting, a payment carried over to the next accounting period. |
| CROSSOVERS | • crossovers n. Plural of crossover. • cross-overs n. Plural of cross-over. • CROSSOVER n. a road passing over the top of another road. |
| DISPROVERS | • disprovers n. Plural of disprover. • DISPROVER n. one who disproves. |
| DUSTCOVERS | • dustcovers n. Plural of dustcover. • dust␣covers n. Plural of dust cover. • DUSTCOVER n. a cover to protect against dust. |
| FLASHOVERS | • flashovers n. Plural of flashover. • flash␣overs n. Plural of flash over. • FLASHOVER n. an electric discharge over the surface of an insulator. |
| HARDCOVERS | • hardcovers n. Plural of hardcover. • HARDCOVER n. a book in hard covers, as opposed to a paperback. |
| MOUSEOVERS | • mouseovers n. Plural of mouseover. • mouse-overs n. Plural of mouse-over. • MOUSEOVER n. on a web page, any item that changes or pops up when the pointer of a mouse moves over it. |
| OVERCOVERS | • overcovers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overcover. • OVERCOVER v. to cover up. |
| SLEEPOVERS | • sleepovers n. Plural of sleepover. • SLEEPOVER n. the custom of staying overnight at a friend's house. |
| SLIPCOVERS | • slipcovers n. Plural of slipcover. • SLIPCOVER n. a cover for a book that slips on and off. |
| SOFTCOVERS | • softcovers n. Plural of softcover. • SOFTCOVER n. a paperback book. |
| SPILLOVERS | • spillovers n. Plural of spillover. • SPILLOVER n. an overflow. |
| STANDOVERS | • standovers n. Plural of standover. • STANDOVER n. a threatening or intimidating act. |
| THROWOVERS | • THROWOVER n. a piece of material that is placed over an object to provide decoration, protection, or warmth. |
| VOICEOVERS | • voiceovers n. Plural of voiceover. • voice-overs n. Plural of voice-over. • VOICEOVER n. a spoken commentary by an unseen narrator on film. |
| WINDHOVERS | • windhovers n. Plural of windhover. • WINDHOVER n. the kestrel. |