| FOURSCORE | • fourscore num. (Now archaic) Eighty. • fourscore num. (Idiomatic) A full-length life, reckoned as eighty years. • fourscore n. A quantity or amount of eighty. |
| OVERSCORE | • overscore n. Synonym of overbar. • overscore v. (Transitive) Synonym of overbar. • overscore v. (Transitive) To draw a line through; to cross out. |
| FOURSCORES | • fourscores n. Plural of fourscore. |
| FOURSCORTH | • FOURSCORTH adj. (obsolete) eightieth. |
| OVERSCORED | • overscored v. Simple past tense and past participle of overscore. • overscored adj. (Music) scored for too many instruments (or types of instrument). • OVERSCORE v. to score or draw lines across; to obliterate in this way. |
| OVERSCORES | • overscores n. Plural of overscore. • OVERSCORE v. to score or draw lines across; to obliterate in this way. |
| UNDERSCORE | • underscore n. An underline; a line drawn or printed beneath text; the character _. • underscore n. (Music) A piece of background music. • underscore v. To underline; to mark a line beneath text. |
| OVERSCORING | • overscoring v. Present participle of overscore. • OVERSCORE v. to score or draw lines across; to obliterate in this way. |
| UNDERSCORED | • underscored v. Simple past tense and past participle of underscore. • UNDERSCORE v. to draw a line under. |
| UNDERSCORES | • underscores n. Plural of underscore. • underscores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underscore. • UNDERSCORE v. to draw a line under. |
| UNDERSCORING | • underscoring v. Present participle of underscore. • underscoring n. An underline. • UNDERSCORING n. the act of attributing too low a score to. |
| UNDERSCORINGS | • underscorings n. Plural of underscoring. • UNDERSCORING n. the act of attributing too low a score to. |