| ABSTRUSE | • abstruse adj. Difficult to comprehend or understand; obscure. • abstruse adj. (Obsolete) Concealed or hidden; secret. • ABSTRUSE adj. difficult to understand. |
| CHORUSED | • chorused v. Simple past tense and past participle of chorus. • CHORUS v. to sing in unison. |
| CHORUSES | • choruses n. Plural of chorus. • choruses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chorus. • CHORUS v. to sing in unison. |
| CIRRUSES | • cirruses n. Plural of cirrus. • CIRRUS n. (Latin) a type of cloud. |
| CITRUSES | • citruses n. Plural of citrus. • CITRUS n. a citron tree. |
| CYPRUSES | • CYPRUS n. (obsolete) a thin transparent black fabric like crepe. |
| ESTRUSES | • estruses n. Plural of estrus. • ESTRUS n. (Latin) the period of heat in female mammals, also ESTRUM, OESTRUM, OESTRUS. |
| MIURUSES | • MIURUS n. (Greek) a hexameter with a short penultimate syllable. |
| OVERUSED | • overused adj. Used too much, or too often. • overused adj. (Of a word or phrase) hackneyed or clichéd. • overused v. Simple past tense and past participle of overuse. |
| OVERUSES | • overuses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overuse. • OVERUSE v. to use too much. |
| PERUSERS | • perusers n. Plural of peruser. • PERUSER n. one who peruses. |
| REPERUSE | • reperuse v. (Transitive) To peruse again. • REPERUSE v. to peruse again. |
| UNBRUSED | • unbrused adj. Obsolete form of unbruised. • UNBRUSED adj. (Shakespeare) unbruised. |
| UNDERUSE | • underuse n. The act of using (something) less than expected. • underuse v. To use (something) less than expected. • UNDERUSE v. to not use to the fullest extent. |
| UTERUSES | • uteruses n. Plural of uterus. • UTERUS n. (Latin) an organ of female mammals. |
| WALRUSES | • walruses n. Plural of walrus. • WALRUS n. (Dutch) a large aquatic carnivorous mammal. |