| BEHAVIOURAL | • behavioural adj. (British spelling) Of or pertaining to behaviour. • BEHAVIOURAL adj. relating to behaviour, also BEHAVIORAL. |
| CAVALIERISH | • cavalierish adj. Somewhat like a cavalier. • CAVALIERISH adj. like a cavalier. |
| CHEVESAILES | • CHEVESAILE n. an ornamental collar of a coat. |
| HEAVENLIEST | • heavenliest adj. Superlative form of heavenly: most heavenly. • HEAVENLY adj. full of beauty and peace. |
| HORTATIVELY | • hortatively adv. In a hortative way. • HORTATIVE adv. giving exhortation; advisory, also HORTATORY. |
| HUMILIATIVE | • humiliative adj. (Grammar) Serving to lower one’s own or another’s status. • humiliative n. (Grammar) A construct that serves to lower one’s own or another’s status. • HUMILIATIVE adj. serving to humiliate, also HUMILIATORY. |
| LAVISHMENTS | • lavishments n. Plural of lavishment. • LAVISHMENT n. the act of lavishing. |
| LIVELIHEADS | • LIVELIHEAD n. (obsolete) liveliness. |
| LOVELIHEADS | • LOVELIHEAD n. loveliness. |
| OVERHAILING | • overhailing v. Present participle of overhail. • OVERHAILE v. (Spenser) to overtake, also OVERHALE. |
| OVERHASTILY | • overhastily adv. Too hastily. • OVERHASTY adv. too hasty. |
| OVERHAULING | • overhauling v. Present participle of overhaul. • overhauling n. The act by which something is overhauled. • OVERHAUL v. to examine carefully for needed repairs. |
| PHILAVERIES | • PHILAVERY n. an idiosyncratic collection of uncommon and pleasing words. |
| SLAVISHNESS | • slavishness n. The state or quality of being slavish. • SLAVISHNESS n. the state of being slavish. |
| SLAVOPHILES | • Slavophiles n. Plural of Slavophile. • SLAVOPHILE n. a person who admires the Slavs or their culture, also SLAVOPHIL. |
| THICKLEAVES | • THICKLEAF n. any of various succulent plants of the genus Crassula. |