| PEEVISHLY | • peevishly adv. In a peevish manner. • PEEVISH adv. irritable. |
| PORTREEVE | • portreeve n. A borough-reeve: an office equivalent to a mayor (historical) in several major English towns or (dialect)… • portreeve n. (Historical) A municipal office subordinate to a mayor, (especially) a bailiff. • portreeve n. (Historical) A port reeve, a port warden. |
| REEVESHIP | • reeveship n. The state or business of a reeve. • REEVESHIP n. the office of reeve. |
| REEVOKING | • reevoking v. Present participle of reevoke. • reëvoking v. Present participle of reëvoke. • REEVOKE v. to evoke again. |
| REPREEVED | • repreeved v. Simple past tense and past participle of repreeve. • REPREEVE v. (Shakespeare) to delay the execution of, also REPRIVE, REPRYVE. |
| REPREEVES | • repreeves n. Plural of repreeve. • repreeves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repreeve. • REPREEVE v. (Shakespeare) to delay the execution of, also REPRIVE, REPRYVE. |
| SCREEVERS | • screevers n. Plural of screever. • SCREEVER n. one who writes begging letters. |
| SCREEVING | • screeving v. Present participle of screeve. • SCREEVING n. the writing of especially begging letters. |
| SKEEVIEST | • skeeviest adj. Superlative form of skeevy: most skeevy. • SKEEVY adj. repulsive, disgusting. |
| SLEEVEENS | • sleeveens n. Plural of sleeveen. • SLEEVEEN n. (Irish) a crafty, smooth-talking person. |
| SLEEVELET | • sleevelet n. A detachable fabric cover to protect the forearm or the lower sleeve of a garment. • SLEEVELET n. a small sleeve. |
| SLEEVINGS | • sleevings n. Plural of sleeving. • SLEEVING n. a tubular covering for a cylindrical object, esp. one of insulating material for an electric cable. |
| STEEVINGS | • STEEVING n. the angular elevation of a bowsprit from a ship's keel. |
| UNREEVING | • unreeving v. Present participle of unreeve. • UNREEVE v. to withdraw a rope from an opening. |
| WEEVILIER | • WEEVILY adj. full of weevils, also WEEVILLY. |
| WEEVILLED | • weevilled adj. Alternative form of weeviled. • WEEVILLED adj. infested by weevils, also WEEVILED. |
| WOODREEVE | • WOODREEVE n. the overseer of a wood. |