| VERSER | • verser n. A versifier. • Verser prop.n. A surname from German. • VERSER n. a versifier. |
| VERSERS | • versers n. Plural of verser. • Versers prop.n. Plural of Verser. • VERSER n. a versifier. |
| ADVERSER | • adverser adj. (Rare or non-standard) Comparative form of adverse: more adverse. • ADVERSE adj. acting against. |
| REVERSER | • reverser n. Something which reverses a particular action or condition. • reverser n. (Scotland, law) A mortgager of land. • reverser n. (Slang, computing) A reverse-engineer. |
| CONVERSER | • converser n. One who converses. • CONVERSER n. one who engages in conversation. |
| PERVERSER | • perverser adj. Comparative form of perverse: more perverse. • PERVERSE adj. wilfully deviating from desired or expected conduct. |
| REVERSERS | • reversers n. Plural of reverser. • REVERSER n. one who reverses. |
| TRAVERSER | • traverser n. One who, or that which, traverses or moves, such as an index on a scale. • traverser n. (Law) One who traverses, or denies. • traverser n. (Rail transport) A traverse table. |
| CONVERSERS | • conversers n. Plural of converser. • CONVERSER n. one who engages in conversation. |
| TRAVERSERS | • traversers n. Plural of traverser. • TRAVERSER n. one who traverses. |
| OVERSERIOUS | • overserious adj. Excessively serious. • OVERSERIOUS adj. excessively serious. |
| OVERSERVICE | • overservice v. (Transitive) To provide with excessive service. • overservice n. Act of overserving, especially serving alcohol to some who is intoxicated. • OVERSERVICE v. to service to excess. |
| OVERSERVICED | • overserviced v. Simple past tense and past participle of overservice. • OVERSERVICE v. to service to excess. |
| OVERSERVICES | • overservices v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overservice. • OVERSERVICE v. to service to excess. |
| OVERSERIOUSLY | • overseriously adv. In an excessively serious way. • OVERSERIOUS adv. excessively serious. |
| OVERSERVICING | • overservicing v. Present participle of overservice. • OVERSERVICE v. to service to excess. |