CHEVERYES | • CHEVERYE n. (Spenser) an Irish chieftaincy, also CHIEFERY, CHIEFRY. |
DOVEISHLY | • DOVEISH adv. like a dove, also DOVISH. |
ENVOYSHIP | • envoyship n. The office or position of an envoy. • ENVOYSHIP n. the office or position of an envoy. |
EVERYWHEN | • everywhen adv. (Rare) Always, at all times. • EVERYWHEN adv. on every occasion. |
HERBIVORY | • herbivory n. (Ecology) The consumption of living plant tissue by animals. • HERBIVORY n. the eating of grass. |
HYDROVANE | • hydrovane n. A hydrofoil. • HYDROVANE n. a hydrofoil. |
HYPERNOVA | • hypernova n. (Astronomy) The gravitational collapse of a massive star to form a black hole. • HYPERNOVA n. an exploding star than produces even more energy and light than a supernova. |
KVETCHILY | • KVETCHY adv. (Yiddish) habitually complaining. |
OVERHAPPY | • overhappy adj. Exceedingly happy. • OVERHAPPY adj. exceedingly happy. |
OVERHASTY | • overhasty adj. Too hasty. • OVERHASTY adj. too hasty. |
OVERHYPED | • overhyped v. Simple past tense and past participle of overhype. • overhyped adj. That has been promoted or publicized excessively. • OVERHYPE v. to hype to excess. |
OVERHYPES | • overhypes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overhype. • OVERHYPE v. to hype to excess. |
PEEVISHLY | • peevishly adv. In a peevish manner. • PEEVISH adv. irritable. |
PHILAVERY | • PHILAVERY n. an idiosyncratic collection of uncommon and pleasing words. |
SEVENTHLY | • seventhly adv. In the seventh place; seventh in a row. • SEVENTH adv. seventh in sequence. |
VEHEMENCY | • vehemency n. (Archaic) Vehemence. • VEHEMENCY n. urgency, forcefulness, also VEHEMENCE. |
YESHIVAHS | • yeshivahs n. Plural of yeshivah. • YESHIVAH n. (Hebrew) a school for the study of the Jewish scripture, the Talmud, also YESHIVA. |
YESHIVOTH | • yeshivoth n. Plural of yeshivah. • YESHIVA n. (Hebrew) a school for the study of the Jewish scripture, the Talmud, also YESHIVAH. |
YRAVISHED | • yravished v. (Obsolete) past participle of ravish. • RAVISH v. to seize and carry off by force. |