BEAVERBOARDS | • beaverboards n. Plural of beaverboard. • BEAVERBOARD n. a building-board of wood fibre. |
GRAVEROBBERS | • graverobbers n. Plural of graverobber. • grave␣robbers n. Plural of grave robber. • GRAVEROBBER n. one who robs graves. |
INOBSERVABLE | • inobservable adj. Unobservable. • INOBSERVABLE adj. that cannot be observed. |
OBSERVABILITIES | • observabilities n. Plural of observability. • OBSERVABILITY n. the state of being observable. |
OBSERVABLE | • observable adj. Able to be observed. • observable adj. Deserving to be observed; worth regarding; remarkable. • observable n. (Physics) Any physical property that can be observed and measured directly and not derived from other properties. |
OBSERVABLENESS | • observableness n. Observability. • OBSERVABLENESS n. the state of being observable. |
OBSERVABLES | • observables n. Plural of observable. • OBSERVABLE n. something that can be observed. |
OVERSUBSCRIBE | • oversubscribe v. To subscribe to an extent that is greater than the availability. • oversubscribe v. (Programming) To use the oversubscription technique in multithreading. • oversubscribe v. (Networking) To use the oversubscription technique in a computer network. |
OVERSUBSCRIBED | • oversubscribed adj. Having insufficient capacity to meet the demand of those who are interested. • oversubscribed v. Simple past tense and past participle of oversubscribe. • OVERSUBSCRIBE v. to subscribe for more of than is available. |
OVERSUBSCRIBES | • oversubscribes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oversubscribe. • OVERSUBSCRIBE v. to subscribe for more of than is available. |
UNOBSERVABLE | • unobservable adj. That cannot be observed. • unobservable n. Something that cannot be observed. • UNOBSERVABLE n. something that cannot be observed. |
UNOBSERVABLES | • unobservables n. Plural of unobservable. • UNOBSERVABLE n. something that cannot be observed. |