| BUPLEVERS | • buplevers n. Plural of buplever. • BUPLEVER n. the hare's-ear plant. |
| CHAMPLEVE | • champlevé adj. (Art) Having the ground engraved or cut out in the parts to be enamelled; inlaid in depressions made… • champlevé n. A piece of enamel of this kind. • champlevé n. The process of making enamel of this kind. |
| CLEVEITES | • cleveites n. Plural of cleveite. • CLEVEITE n. a radioactive mineral. |
| CLEVEREST | • cleverest adj. Superlative form of clever: most clever. • CLEVER adj. intelligent, dexterous. |
| CLEVERISH | • cleverish adj. Somewhat clever. • cleverish adj. (Colloquial) Quite clever. • CLEVERISH adj. somewhat clever. |
| ELEVENSES | • elevenses n. (Britain, informal) A short mid-morning break taken around eleven o’clock for a drink or light snack. • ELEVENSES n. a light meal or coffee break at around 11 a.m. |
| ELEVENTHS | • elevenths n. Plural of eleventh. • ELEVENTH n. one of eleven equal parts. |
| LEVELLERS | • levellers n. Plural of leveller. • LEVELLER n. one that levels, also LEVELER. |
| LEVELLEST | • levellest adj. Superlative form of level: most level. • LEVEL adj. even. |
| LEVELLING | • levelling v. (UK, Canada) present participle of level. • levelling n. Alternative form of leveling. • LEVELLING n. the act of making level. |
| LEVELNESS | • levelness n. The property of being level. • LEVELNESS n. the state of being level. |
| LEVERAGED | • leveraged v. Simple past tense and past participle of leverage. • LEVERAGE v. to provide with a type of economic advantage. |
| LEVERAGES | • leverages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of leverage. • LEVERAGE v. to provide with a type of economic advantage. |
| SUBLEVELS | • sublevels n. Plural of sublevel. • SUBLEVEL n. a lower level. |
| UNLEVELED | • unleveled adj. Not leveled. • UNLEVEL v. to make uneven or no longer level. |