| CLOVERIEST | • CLOVERY adj. like clover. |
| EMPOVERISH | • empoverish v. Obsolete spelling of impoverish. • EMPOVERISH v. (obsolete) to make poor, also IMPOVERISH. |
| HOOVERINGS | • HOOVERING n. the act of using a hoover. |
| HOVERINGLY | • hoveringly adv. While hovering; so as to hover. • HOVERING adv. HOVER, to hang suspended in the air. |
| IMPOVERISH | • impoverish v. (Transitive) To make poor. • impoverish v. (Transitive) To weaken in quality; to deprive of some strength or richness. • impoverish v. (Intransitive) To become poor. |
| OVERINFORM | • overinform v. To inform, excessively. • OVERINFORM v. to inform excessively. |
| OVERINSURE | • overinsure v. (Transitive) To insure for too great a value. • OVERINSURE v. to insure to excess. |
| OVERINVEST | • overinvest v. To invest an excessive amount. |
| OVERISSUED | • overissued v. Simple past tense and past participle of overissue. • OVERISSUE v. to issue in excess (e.g. banknotes or bills of exchange). |
| OVERISSUES | • overissues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overissue. • OVERISSUE v. to issue in excess (e.g. banknotes or bills of exchange). |
| PLOVERIEST | • PLOVERY adj. abounding in plovers. |
| RECOVERIES | • recoveries n. Plural of recovery. • RECOVERY n. an economic upturn. |
| RECOVERING | • recovering v. Present participle of recover. • recovering n. The process or the instance of recovery. • re-covering v. Present participle of re-cover. |
| UNCOVERING | • uncovering v. Present participle of uncover. • uncovering n. The act by which something is uncovered. • UNCOVER v. to remove the covering. |