GAVELOCK | • gavelock n. (Rare, obsolete) A spear or dart. • gavelock n. (UK, Scotland, dialect) An iron crow or lever. • GAVELOCK n. (historical) a javelin; a crowbar. |
KIDGLOVE | • kid-glove adj. Marked by extreme care or sensitivity. • kid-glove v. (Transitive) To treat mildly. • kid␣glove n. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see kid, glove. |
GAVELOCKS | • gavelocks n. Plural of gavelock. • GAVELOCK n. (historical) a javelin; a crowbar. |
GLOVELIKE | • glovelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a glove. • GLOVELIKE adj. resembling a glove. |
GROOVELIKE | • groovelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a groove (channel or depression). • GROOVELIKE adj. like a groove. |
LOVEMAKING | • lovemaking n. Sexual intercourse. • lovemaking n. (Dated) Courtship; amorous advances. • love-making n. Alternative spelling of lovemaking. |
LAVEROCKING | • LAVEROCK v. to catch larks. |
LOVEMAKINGS | • lovemakings n. Plural of lovemaking. • LOVEMAKING n. sexual play and usually intercourse. |
OVERBULKING | • overbulking v. Present participle of overbulk. • OVERBULK v. (Shakespeare) to oppress by bulk. |
OVERKILLING | • overkilling v. Present participle of overkill. • OVERKILL v. to destroy with more nuclear force than required. |
OVERLOCKING | • overlocking v. Present participle of overlock. • OVERLOCKING n. oversewing a hem or fabric edge to prevent fraying. |
OVERLOOKING | • overlooking v. Present participle of overlook. • OVERLOOK v. to fail to notice. |
OVERMILKING | • overmilking v. Present participle of overmilk. • OVERMILK v. to milk to excess. |
OVERTALKING | • overtalking v. Present participle of overtalk. • OVERTALK v. to talk to excess. |
PROVOKINGLY | • provokingly adv. In a provoking manner. • PROVOKING adv. PROVOKE, to arouse to anger or sexual desire. |
OVERCLOCKING | • overclocking v. Present participle of overclock. • OVERCLOCKING n. the act of running a computer component at a higher clock rate than it was designed for or was specified by the manufacturer. |
OVERLOCKINGS | • OVERLOCKING n. oversewing a hem or fabric edge to prevent fraying. |
OVERCLOCKINGS | • OVERCLOCKING n. the act of running a computer component at a higher clock rate than it was designed for or was specified by the manufacturer. |