NOVICEHOOD | • novicehood n. The rank or period of being a novice. • NOVICEHOOD n. the state of being a novice. |
NOVICEHOODS | • NOVICEHOOD n. the state of being a novice. |
OVERHOLDING | • overholding v. Present participle of overhold. • OVERHOLD v. (Shakespeare) to rate too highly. |
OVERHOMOGENISED | • OVERHOMOGENISE v. to homogenise excessively, also OVERHOMOGENIZE. |
OVERHOMOGENIZED | • overhomogenized v. Simple past tense and past participle of overhomogenize. • OVERHOMOGENIZE v. to homogenize to excess, also OVERHOMOGENISE. |
OVERNOURISHED | • overnourished adj. Excessively nourished. • overnourished adj. (Often euphemistic) Overweight. • OVERNOURISH v. to nourish excessively. |
OVERSHADOWING | • overshadowing v. Present participle of overshadow. • overshadowing n. A dominating shadow or malign influence. • OVERSHADOW v. to cast a shadow over. |
OVERWITHHOLDING | • overwithholding v. Present participle of overwithhold. • OVERWITHHOLD v. to withhold excessively. |
PHOTOCONDUCTIVE | • photoconductive adj. Of, relating to, or characterized by photoconductivity. • PHOTOCONDUCTIVE adj. having, involving, or operating by photoconductivity. |
PHOTOINDUCTIVE | • photoinductive adj. Relating to photoinduction. • PHOTOINDUCTIVE adj. relating to photoinduction. |
VIDEOPHONE | • videophone n. A telephone capable of transmitting both audio and video signals in both directions. • VIDEOPHONE n. a telephone equipped for transmission of video as well as audio signals so that users can see each other. |
VIDEOPHONES | • videophones n. Plural of videophone. • VIDEOPHONE n. a telephone equipped for transmission of video as well as audio signals so that users can see each other. |
VIDEOPHONIC | • videophonic adj. Videotelephonic. • VIDEOPHONIC adj. related to a videophone. |
VIDEOTELEPHONE | • videotelephone n. A videophone. • VIDEOTELEPHONE n. a telephone with accompanying means of transmitting a picture of each speaker. |
VIDEOTELEPHONES | • videotelephones n. Plural of videotelephone. • VIDEOTELEPHONE n. a telephone with accompanying means of transmitting a picture of each speaker. |