| ASSEVERS | • assevers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of assever. • ASSEVER v. to solemnly declare.
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| DISSEVER | • dissever v. To separate; to split apart. • dissever v. To divide into separate parts.
 • DISSEVER v. to sever, part in two.
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| MISEVENT | • misevent n. A bad or unfortunate event. • MISEVENT n. a mishap.
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| SEVENISH | • sevenish n. (Colloquial) Any time close to seven o’clock. • Sevenish prop.n. A surname.
 • SEVENISH adj. about seven.
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| SEVENTHS | • sevenths n. Plural of seventh. • SEVENTH n. one of seven equal parts.
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| SEVERALS | • severals n. Plural of several. • SEVERAL n. privately owned land.
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| SEVERELY | • severely adv. In a severe manner. • SEVERE adv. strict, harsh.
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| SEVEREST | • severest adj. Superlative form of severe: most severe. • severest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of sever.
 • SEVERE adj. strict, harsh.
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| SEVERIES | • severies n. Plural of severy. • SEVERY n. a compartment of vaulting.
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| SEVERING | • severing v. Present participle of sever. • severing n. The act by which something is severed.
 • SEVER v. to divide or cut into parts.
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| SEVERITY | • severity n. The state of being severe. • severity n. The degree of something undesirable; badness or seriousness.
 • SEVERITY n. the state of being severe.
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| WHOSEVER | • whosever det. (Possessive) Of whomever; belonging or related to whatever person or persons; whoever’s. • whosever pron. (Possessive) That of whomever; that which belongs or is related to whatever person or persons; whoever’s.
 • whosever cont. (Proscribed) whoever is.
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