| ATAVISMS | • atavisms n. Plural of atavism. • ATAVISM n. the reappearance of ancestral characteristics. |
| ATAVISTS | • atavists n. Plural of atavist. • ATAVIST n. a person with ancestral characteristics. |
| ENRAVISH | • enravish v. To enrapture. • ENRAVISH v. to enrapture. |
| LAVISHED | • lavished v. Simple past tense and past participle of lavish. • LAVISH v. to give generously. |
| LAVISHER | • lavisher n. One who lavishes. • lavisher adj. Comparative form of lavish: more lavish. • LAVISHER n. one who lavishes. |
| LAVISHES | • lavishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lavish. • LAVISH v. to give generously. |
| LAVISHLY | • lavishly adv. In a lavish manner, expending profusely. • LAVISH adv. generous or profuse in giving. |
| PAHLAVIS | • pahlavis n. Plural of pahlavi. • PAHLAVI n. (Persian) a former coin of Iran. |
| PAVISERS | • PAVISER n. a soldier carrying a pavis. |
| PAVISSES | • pavisses n. Plural of pavis. • PAVIS n. a large medieval shield, also PAVISSE, PAVISE. |
| PECCAVIS | • peccavis n. Plural of peccavi. • PECCAVI n. (Latin) a confession of sin or guilt. |
| RAVISHED | • ravished v. Simple past tense and past participle of ravish. • ravished adj. Delighted; ecstatic. • ravished adj. Having the appearance of having been ravished. (Can we add an example for this sense?) |
| RAVISHER | • ravisher n. One who ravishes. • RAVISHER n. one who ravishes. |
| RAVISHES | • ravishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ravish. • RAVISH v. to seize and carry off by force. |
| TRAVISES | • travises n. Plural of travis. • TRAVIS n. a stall partition; a stall, also TREVIS, TREVISS. |