DISPRIVILEGE | • disprivilege v. To deprive of a privilege or privileges. • disprivilege n. The state of lacking privileges, or being underprivileged. • DISPRIVILEGE v. to deprive of a privilege. |
DISPURVEYING | • dispurveying v. Present participle of dispurvey. • DISPURVEY v. (archaic) to deprive of provisions. |
OVERSPENDING | • overspending v. Present participle of overspend. • overspending n. The spending of too much money. • OVERSPENDING n. excessive spending. |
DISPRIVILEGED | • disprivileged v. Simple past tense and past participle of disprivilege. • DISPRIVILEGE v. to deprive of a privilege. |
DISPRIVILEGES | • disprivileges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disprivilege. • DISPRIVILEGE v. to deprive of a privilege. |
EAVESDROPPING | • eavesdropping n. Gerund of eavesdrop. • eavesdropping v. Present participle of eavesdrop. • EAVESDROPPING n. the act of listening in on a private conversation. |
OVERSPENDINGS | • overspendings n. Plural of overspending. • OVERSPENDING n. excessive spending. |
OVERSPREADING | • overspreading v. Present participle of overspread. • overspreading n. That which spreads over something else. • OVERSPREAD v. to spread over or above. |
VIDEOGRAPHERS | • videographers n. Plural of videographer. • VIDEOGRAPHER n. a practitioner of videography. |
VIDEOGRAPHIES | • videographies n. Plural of videography. • VIDEOGRAPHY n. the art of using a video camera. |
DISPRIVILEGING | • disprivileging v. Present participle of disprivilege. • DISPRIVILEGE v. to deprive of a privilege. |
EAVESDROPPINGS | • eavesdroppings n. Plural of eavesdropping. • EAVESDROPPING n. the act of listening in on a private conversation. |
OVERPEDALLINGS | • OVERPEDALLING n. excessive pedalling. |
OVERPERSUADING | • overpersuading v. Present participle of overpersuade. • OVERPERSUADE v. to persuade to act contrary to one's conviction or preference. |
OVERRESPONDING | • overresponding v. Present participle of overrespond. • OVERRESPOND v. to respond excessively. |