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4 letter words that contains VER

4 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
aver	8	8	to declare positivel...
ever	8	8	at all times [adv]
over	8	8	above, in excess, al...
vera	8	8	very, also VERRA [ad...
verb	11	11	a part of speech tha...
verd	9	9	as in verd antique,...
vers	9	8	(French) verse [n]
vert	9	8	(colloquial) to beco...
very	15	10	absolute [adj VERIER...

5 letter words that contains VER

5 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
aiver	10	9	(Scots) a draft hors...
avers	10	9	AVER, to declare pos...
avert	10	9	to ward off [v -ED,...
bever	12	12	to snack [v -ED, -IN...
caver	13	12	one who explores cav...
cover	13	12	to spread something...
diver	11	10	one who dives; a div...
dover	10	10	(Scots) to doze, als...
elver	11	10	a young eel [n -S]
evert	10	9	to turn inside out [...
every	16	11	each without excepti...
faver	12	12	FAVE, (slang) favour...
fever	12	12	to affect with an ab...
fiver	13	12	a five dollar bill,...
giver	12	11	one that gives [n -S...
haver	12	11	to hem and haw [v -E...
hiver	13	11	someone who hives [n...
hover	12	11	to hang suspended in...
jiver	13	18	one who jives [n -S]
laver	11	10	an edible seaweed of...
lever	11	10	to prise open [v -ED...
liver	12	10	a secreting organ [n...
lover	11	10	someone who loves [n...
mover	11	12	one that moves [n -S...
never	9	10	at no time [adv]
overs	10	9	OVER, to go, leap or...
overt	10	9	open to view [adj OV...
paver	12	12	a person who lays pa...
raver	10	9	one that raves [n -S...
river	11	9	a large natural stre...
rover	10	9	one who roves [n -S]
saver	10	9	one that saves [n -S...
sever	10	9	to divide or cut int...
siver	11	9	(Scots) a drain; a g...
syver	17	11	(Scots) a drain; a g...
taver	10	9	(Scots) to wander, r...
verbs	13	12	VERB, a part of spee...
verge	11	11	to come near [v VERG...
verra	10	9	(Scots) very, also V...
verry	17	11	charged or variegate...
verse	10	9	to write in a poetic...
verso	10	9	(Latin) the reverse,...
verst	11	9	(Russian) a unit of...
verts	11	9	VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertu	11	10	a love or taste for...
verve	12	13	the state of being l...
viver	13	13	(dialect) a fishpond...
waver	13	12	to move to and fro [...
wiver	14	12	in heraldry, a drago...

6 letter words that contains VER

6 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverb	14	14	a word used to modif...
advert	12	11	an advertisement [n...
aivers	12	10	AIVER, (Scots) a dra...
averse	11	10	opposed, reluctant [...
averts	12	10	AVERT, to ward off [...
beaver	13	13	to work hard [v -ED,...
bevers	14	13	BEVER [n]
bovver	16	17	(slang) rowdy or vio...
braver	14	13	one who braves [n -S...
calver	16	14	to prepare fish whil...
carver	15	13	one that carves [n -...
cavern	14	14	to hollow out [v -ED...
cavers	15	13	CAVER, one who explo...
claver	16	14	(Scots) to gossip [v...
clever	16	14	intelligent, dextero...
clover	16	14	any papilionaceous p...
covers	15	13	COVER, to spread som...
covert	15	13	secret [adj COVERTLY...
craver	15	13	one who craves [n -S...
culver	17	15	a pigeon [n -S]
delver	13	12	one who delves [n -S...
divers	13	11	sundry, several [adj...
divert	13	11	to turn aside [v -ED...
dovers	12	11	DOVER, (Scots) to do...
driver	13	11	one who drives [n -S...
drover	12	11	a driver of cattle o...
elvers	13	11	ELVER, a young eel [...
everts	12	10	EVERT, to turn insid...
fevers	14	13	FEVER, to affect wit...
fivers	15	13	FIVER, a five dollar...
givers	14	12	GIVER, one that give...
glover	14	13	a maker or seller of...
govern	12	13	to rule or direct [v...
graver	13	12	an engraving tool, a...
halver	15	13	(Scots) a half-share...
havers	14	12	HAVER, to hem and ha...
heaver	13	12	one who heaves [n -S...
hivers	15	12	HIVER, someone who h...
hoover	13	12	to vacuum clean usin...
hovers	14	12	HOVER, to hang suspe...
invert	12	11	to turn upside down...
jivers	15	19	JIVER, one who jives...
lavers	13	11	LAVER, an edible sea...
leaver	12	11	one that leaves [n -...
levers	13	11	LEVER, to prise open...
liever	13	11	LIEVE [adv]
livers	14	11	LIVER, to thicken or...
livery	20	13	the identifying unif...
louver	13	12	a sloping slat place...
lovers	13	11	LOVER, someone who l...
marver	13	13	a marble or iron sla...
mauver	13	14	MAUVE, coloured mauv...
movers	13	13	MOVER, one that move...
naiver	11	11	NAIVE, lacking sophi...
nerver	11	11	someone or something...
obvert	14	13	to turn, to show a d...
oliver	13	11	a forge-hammer worke...
ouvert	12	11	(French) open, also...
overby	20	15	a little way over, a...
overdo	11	11	to do to excess [v O...
overed	11	11	OVER, to go, leap or...
overgo	12	12	to travel over [v OV...
overly	19	13	to an excessive degr...
pavers	14	13	PAVER, a person who...
peever	13	13	(Scots) a tile, tin...
plover	15	14	a general name for b...
prover	14	13	one who proves [n -S...
pulver	16	15	to reduce to powder...
quaver	20	20	to tremble, quiver [...
quiver	21	20	to shake slightly [v...
ravers	12	10	RAVER, one that rave...
reaver	11	10	one that reaves, als...
reiver	12	10	a raider, plunderer,...
reverb	14	13	(Shakespeare) to ech...
revere	11	10	to regard with great...
revers	12	10	a part of a garment...
revert	12	10	to return to a forme...
revery	18	12	a daydream, also REV...
riever	12	10	a raider, plunderer,...
rivers	13	10	RIVER, a large natur...
rivery	19	12	like a river [adj]
rovers	12	10	ROVER, one who roves...
salver	13	11	a tray or serving pl...
savers	12	10	SAVER, one that save...
server	12	10	one who serves anoth...
severe	11	10	strict, harsh [adj S...
severs	12	10	SEVER, to divide or...
severy	18	12	a compartment of vau...
shaver	14	12	a youngster [n -S]
shiver	15	12	to tremble with fear...
shover	14	12	one who shoves, as i...
silver	14	11	to cover with a meta...
sivers	13	10	SIVER, (Scots) a dra...
skiver	14	14	(dialect) to skewer...
slaver	13	11	to drool [v -ED, -IN...
sliver	14	11	to cut into long, th...
soever	11	10	to an indefinite deg...
solver	13	11	one who solves [n -S...
stiver	13	10	(Dutch) a former Dut...
stover	12	10	(archaic) the dried...
suaver	12	11	SUAVE, sophisticated...
syvers	19	12	SYVER, (Scots) a dra...
taiver	12	10	(Scots) to wander, t...
tavern	11	11	an ale house [n -S]
tavers	12	10	TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
tavert	12	10	(Scots) muddled, fud...
trover	12	10	a type of legal acti...
verbal	15	14	in words [adj VERBAL...
verbid	15	14	a nonfinite part of...
verdet	12	11	copper acetate [n -S...
verdin	12	12	a small yellow-heade...
verdit	13	11	(Spenser) a verdict...
verdoy	18	13	in heraldry, a flora...
verged	13	13	VERGE, to come near...
verger	13	12	a church official, a...
verges	13	12	VERGE, to come near...
verier	12	10	VERY, absolute [adj]
verify	21	15	to prove to be true...
verily	20	13	in truth [adv]
verism	14	13	realism in art or li...
verist	13	10	an adherent of veris...
verite	12	10	(French) reality, tr...
verity	19	12	truth [n VERITIES]
verjus	15	20	the sour juice of cr...
verlan	12	12	(French) a variety o...
verlig	15	13	(Afrikaans) politica...
vermal	14	14	relating to a vermis...
vermes	13	13	VERMIS, a part of th...
vermil	15	14	to colour red, also...
vermin	13	14	troublesome animals...
vermis	14	13	a part of the brain...
vernal	12	12	pertaining to spring...
vernix	18	18	a fatty substance co...
verrel	13	11	a band placed around...
verrey	18	12	charged or variegate...
versal	13	11	an ornamental letter...
versed	12	11	VERSE, to write in a...
verser	12	10	a versifier [n -S]
verses	12	10	VERSE [n]
verset	12	10	a short line of metr...
versin	12	11	a versed sine, a tri...
versos	12	10	VERSO, (Latin) the r...
verste	12	10	(Russian) a unit of...
versts	13	10	VERST, (Russian) a u...
versus	13	11	(Latin) against; in...
verted	12	11	VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertex	18	17	(Latin) the highest...
vertue	12	11	moral excellence, al...
vertus	13	11	VERTU, a love or tas...
vervel	15	15	a ring for a hawk's...
verven	13	15	(Spenser) vervain, t...
verves	14	14	VERVE, the state of...
vervet	14	14	(French) a small, lo...
vivers	15	14	VIVER, (dialect) a f...
waiver	15	13	the act of waiving s...
wavers	15	13	WAVER, to move to an...
wavery	21	15	unsteady [adj WAVERI...
weaver	14	13	one that weaves [n -...
weever	14	13	any one of several s...
wivern	15	14	in heraldry, a drago...
wivers	16	13	WIVER, in heraldry,...
wolver	16	14	a hunter of wolves,...
wyvern	21	16	in heraldry, a drago...

7 letter words that contains VER

7 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverbs	16	15	ADVERB, a word used...
adverse	13	12	acting against [adj...
adverts	14	12	ADVERT, to refer to...
allover	15	13	a fabric with a patt...
aquiver	22	21	quivering [adj]
arriver	14	11	one who arrives [n -...
ashiver	16	13	(archaic) shivering...
assever	13	11	to solemnly declare...
average	13	13	mediocre [adj AVERAG...
averred	13	12	AVER, to declare pos...
averted	13	12	AVERT, to ward off [...
averter	13	11	one who averts [n -S...
beavers	15	14	BEAVER, to work hard...
beavery	21	16	a place where beaver...
behaver	17	16	one who behaves [n -...
bevered	15	15	BEVER, to snack [v]
bovvers	18	18	BOVVER, (slang) rowd...
bravers	16	14	BRAVER, one who brav...
bravery	22	16	courage [n BRAVERIES...
cabover	18	17	a truck or lorry wit...
cadaver	16	15	a corpse [n -S]
caliver	18	15	a type of light musk...
calvers	18	15	CALVER, to prepare f...
carvers	17	14	CARVER, one that car...
carvery	23	16	a type of buffet ser...
caverns	16	15	CAVERN, to hollow ou...
charver	19	16	(dialect) a young wo...
clavers	18	15	CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
cleaver	17	15	a heavy knife [n -S]
clivers	19	15	an annual herb, goos...
clovers	18	15	CLOVER, any papilion...
clovery	24	17	abounding in clover...
convert	16	15	to change into anoth...
couvert	17	15	(French) a cover (at...
covered	16	15	COVER, to spread som...
coverer	16	14	one that covers [n -...
coverts	17	14	COVERT, a hiding pla...
coverup	19	18	something used to co...
cravers	17	14	CRAVER, one who crav...
culvers	19	16	CULVER, a pigeon [n]
culvert	19	16	to channel a stream...
cutover	17	15	(US) land cleared of...
deliver	15	13	nimble [adj DELIVERL...
delvers	15	13	DELVER, one who delv...
deriver	14	12	one who derives [n -...
diverge	15	14	to move in different...
diverse	14	12	varied [adj DIVERSEL...
diverts	15	12	DIVERT, to turn asid...
dovered	13	13	DOVER, (Scots) to do...
drivers	15	12	DRIVER, one who driv...
drovers	14	12	DROVER, a driver of...
enfever	14	15	to excite fever in [...
estover	13	11	a common right to co...
evernet	12	12	a hypothetical form...
everted	13	12	EVERT, to turn insid...
evertor	13	11	a muscle that turns...
evolver	16	16	one who evolves [n -...
fevered	15	15	FEVER, to affect wit...
flivver	20	19	a small, cheap, usua...
flyover	23	17	a flight of aircraft...
forever	15	14	an indefinite length...
glovers	16	14	GLOVER, a maker or s...
governs	14	14	GOVERN, to rule or d...
gravers	15	13	GRAVER, an engraving...
griever	15	13	one who grieves [n -...
groover	14	13	one who or that whic...
halvers	17	14	HALVER, (Scots) a ha...
havered	15	14	HAVER, to hem and ha...
haverel	16	14	(Scots) a foolish pe...
heavers	15	13	HEAVER, one who heav...
hoovers	15	13	HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hovered	15	14	HOVER, to hang suspe...
hoverer	15	13	that which hovers [n...
however	18	16	nevertheless [adv]
inverse	13	12	opposite [adj INVERS...
inverts	14	12	INVERT, to turn upsi...
klavern	15	17	a local branch of th...
knavery	20	18	trickery [n KNAVERIE...
layover	20	14	a stopover [n -S]
leavers	14	12	LEAVER, one that lea...
levered	14	13	LEVER, to prise open...
leveret	14	12	a young hare [n -S]
livered	15	13	LIVER, to thicken or...
louvers	15	13	LOUVER, a sloping sl...
lovered	14	13	(Shakespeare) having...
loverly	22	15	(archaic) like a lov...
marvers	15	14	MARVER, to roll glas...
minever	14	15	the ermine in winter...
miniver	15	15	the ermine in winter...
misaver	15	14	to speak erroneously...
nervers	13	12	NERVER, someone or s...
obverse	15	14	the side of the coin...
obverts	16	14	OBVERT, to turn, to...
olivers	15	12	OLIVER, a forge-hamm...
ouverte	13	12	(French) open, also...
overact	16	14	to act with exaggera...
overage	13	13	an excess, a surplus...
overall	15	13	a loose coverall [n...
overapt	15	14	excessively apt [adj...
overarm	14	14	done with the arm ab...
overate	12	11	OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overawe	15	14	to subdue by inspiri...
overbed	15	15	spanning a bed [adj]
overbet	15	14	to bet too much [v O...
overbid	16	15	to bid or offer beyo...
overbig	17	16	too big [adj]
overbuy	22	17	to buy too much [v -...
overcoy	22	16	excessively coy [adj...
overcut	17	15	to cut too much [v O...
overdid	14	13	OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdog	14	14	one that is dominant...
overdry	20	14	to dry too much [v O...
overdub	16	16	to add sound to a re...
overdue	13	13	due and more than du...
overdye	19	14	to dye with too much...
overeat	12	11	to eat to excess [v...
overegg	15	15	as in the phrase tp...
overeye	18	13	to survey [v OVEREYE...
overfar	15	14	too far [adj]
overfat	15	14	too fat [adj]
overfed	15	15	OVERFEED, to feed to...
overfit	16	14	excessively fit [adj...
overfly	23	17	to fly over [v OVERF...
overget	14	13	to get over, recover...
overgot	14	13	OVERGET, to get over...
overhit	16	13	to hit a ball beyond...
overhot	15	13	excessively hot [adj...
overing	14	14	OVER, to go, leap or...
overjoy	21	22	to fill with great j...
overlap	16	15	to extend over and c...
overlax	20	19	excessively lax [adj...
overlay	20	14	to lay over [v OVERL...
overlet	14	12	to let to excess [v...
overlie	14	12	to lie above [v OVER...
overlit	15	12	OVERLIGHT, to light...
overman	13	15	to provide with more...
overmen	13	15	OVERMAN, a foreman [...
overmix	21	21	to mix too much [v -...
overnet	12	12	to cover with a net...
overnew	15	15	excessively new [adj...
overpay	21	16	to pay too much [v O...
overply	23	17	to ply to excess; ov...
overran	12	12	OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
overred	13	12	to cover with a red...
overren	12	12	(archaic) to overrun...
overrun	13	13	to swarm over [v OVE...
oversad	13	12	excessively sad [adj...
oversaw	16	14	OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversea	12	11	across the sea [adv]
oversee	12	11	to watch over and di...
overset	13	11	to upset; to disorde...
oversew	16	14	to sew overhand [v O...
oversow	16	14	to sow over [v OVERS...
oversup	16	15	to sup to excess [v...
overtax	19	18	to tax too heavily [...
overtip	16	14	to tip more than is...
overtly	21	14	OVERT, open to view...
overtop	15	14	to rise above the to...
overuse	13	12	to use too much [v O...
overwet	16	14	to wet too much [v O...
palaver	16	15	to talk profusely or...
papaver	17	17	a genus of poppies i...
peevers	15	14	PEEVER, (Scots) a ti...
pervert	16	14	to turn away from th...
plovers	17	15	PLOVER, a general na...
plovery	23	17	abounding in plovers...
poovery	21	16	the state of being a...
popover	17	17	a very light egg muf...
poverty	22	16	the state of being p...
preaver	15	14	to aver beforehand [...
preverb	18	17	a particle or prefix...
proverb	18	17	a short familiar say...
provers	16	14	PROVER, one who prov...
pulvers	18	16	PULVER, to reduce to...
quavers	22	21	QUAVER, to tremble,...
quavery	28	23	shaky, quavering [ad...
quivers	23	21	QUIVER, to shake sli...
quivery	29	23	quivering [adj QUIVE...
reavers	13	11	REAVER, one that rea...
recover	16	14	to obtain again afte...
reivers	14	11	REIVER, a raider, pl...
reliver	15	12	to deliver back [v -...
remover	14	14	one who removes [n -...
reverbs	16	14	REVERB, (Shakespeare...
revered	13	12	REVERE, to regard wi...
reverer	13	11	one who reveres [n -...
reveres	13	11	REVERE, to regard wi...
reverie	13	11	a daydream, also REV...
reverse	13	11	in the opposite dire...
reversi	14	11	REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverso	13	11	(Italian) a back-han...
reverts	14	11	REVERT, to return to...
reviver	16	15	something that reviv...
rievers	14	11	RIEVER, a raider, pl...
rivered	14	12	watered by rivers [a...
riveret	14	11	(archaic) a small ri...
rowover	16	14	a rowing event won b...
runover	13	13	matter for publicati...
salvers	15	12	SALVER, a tray or se...
servers	14	11	SERVER, one who serv...
servery	20	13	a room or rooms adjo...
several	14	12	various [adj SEVERAL...
severed	13	12	SEVER, to divide or...
severer	13	11	SEVERE, strict, hars...
shavers	16	13	SHAVER, a youngster...
shelver	17	14	a person employed to...
shivers	17	13	SHIVER, to tremble w...
shivery	23	15	shivering [adj SHIVE...
shovers	16	13	SHOVER, one who shov...
shriver	17	13	one who shrives; a c...
sievert	14	11	the SI unit of radia...
silvern	15	13	made of silver [adj]
silvers	16	12	SILVER, to cover wit...
silvery	22	14	appearing like silve...
skivers	16	15	SKIVER, (dialect) to...
slavers	15	12	SLAVER, to drool [v]
slavery	21	14	the ownership of one...
sleever	14	12	an old Welsh measure...
slivers	16	12	SLIVER, to cut into...
solvers	15	12	SOLVER, one who solv...
starver	14	11	one who starves [n -...
steever	13	11	STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
stiever	14	11	STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stivers	15	11	STIVER, (Dutch) a fo...
stovers	14	11	STOVER, (archaic) th...
striver	15	11	one who strives [n -...
stuiver	15	12	(Dutch) a Dutch coin...
subvert	17	15	to destroy completel...
swerver	17	14	one who swerves [n -...
taivers	14	11	TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
taivert	14	11	(Scots) muddled, fud...
tavered	13	12	TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
taverna	12	12	(Modern Greek) in Gr...
taverns	13	12	TAVERN, an ale house...
thriver	17	13	one who thrives [n -...
trovers	14	11	TROVER, a type of le...
uncover	16	16	to remove the coveri...
upriver	17	15	an area lying toward...
veranda	12	13	(Hindi) a roofed gal...
verbals	17	15	VERBAL, to take a po...
verbena	14	15	a plant of the verva...
verbids	17	15	VERBID, a nonfinite...
verbify	25	19	to use as a verb [v...
verbile	17	15	one whose mental ima...
verbing	17	17	using a nouns as a v...
verbose	15	14	wordy [adj VERBOSER,...
verdant	13	13	green with vegetatio...
verdets	14	12	VERDET, copper aceta...
verdict	18	15	the decision of a ju...
verdins	14	13	VERDIN, a small yell...
verdite	14	12	green mica [n -S]
verdits	15	12	VERDIT, (Spenser) a...
verdoys	20	14	VERDOY, in heraldry,...
verdure	14	13	green vegetation [n...
vergers	15	13	VERGER, a church off...
verging	16	16	VERGE, to come near...
verglas	16	14	(French) a film of i...
veridic	18	15	truthful; correspond...
veriest	14	11	VERY, absolute [adj]
verismo	15	14	realism in art or li...
verisms	16	14	VERISM, realism in a...
verists	15	11	VERIST, an adherent...
veritas	14	11	(Latin) truth [n VER...
verites	14	11	VERITE, (French) rea...
verlans	14	13	VERLAN, (French) a v...
vermeil	16	15	to colour red, also...
vermell	17	16	(Spenser) vermilion...
vermian	14	15	pertaining to worms...
vermils	17	15	VERMIL, to colour re...
vermily	23	17	(Spenser) vermilion,...
vermins	15	15	VERMIN, troublesome...
verminy	21	17	infested with vermin...
vermuth	18	17	(French) a drink wit...
vernant	12	13	sprouting in spring...
vernier	13	12	an auxiliary scale t...
veronal	13	13	a barbitone [n -S]
verrels	15	12	VERREL, a band place...
verrine	13	12	an appetiser or dess...
verruca	17	15	(Latin) a plantar wa...
verruga	15	14	(Spanish) a fever wi...
versals	15	12	VERSAL, an ornamenta...
versant	13	12	the slope of a mount...
versers	14	11	VERSER, a versifier...
versets	14	11	VERSET, a short line...
versify	23	16	to change from prose...
versine	13	12	a versed sine, a tri...
versing	15	14	the composing of ver...
versins	14	12	VERSIN, a versed sin...
version	13	12	to create a new acco...
verstes	14	11	VERSTE, (Russian) a...
versute	14	12	crafty; wily [adj]
vertigo	15	13	dizziness [n VERTIGI...
verting	15	14	VERT, (colloquial) t...
vertues	14	12	VERTUE, moral excell...
vervain	15	16	a wild verbena, beli...
vervels	17	16	VERVEL, a ring for a...
vervens	15	16	VERVEN, (Spenser) ve...
vervets	16	15	VERVET, (French) a s...
vetiver	16	15	(Tamil) an East Indi...
viverra	16	15	(Latin) a member of...
waivers	17	14	WAIVER, the act of w...
wavered	16	15	WAVER, to move to an...
waverer	16	14	one who wavers [n -S...
weavers	16	14	WEAVER, one that wea...
weevers	16	14	WEEVER, any one of s...
whoever	18	16	whatever person [pro...
whyever	25	18	(colloquial) for wha...
wiverns	17	15	WIVERN, in heraldry,...
wolvers	18	15	WOLVER, a hunter of...
wyverns	23	17	WYVERN, in heraldry,...

8 letter words that contains VER

8 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
absolver	18	16	one who absolves [n...
achiever	20	17	one who achieves [n...
adverser	15	13	ADVERSE, acting agai...
adverted	15	14	ADVERT, to refer to...
allovers	17	14	ALLOVER, a fabric wi...
ambivert	19	18	someone who is both...
antevert	14	13	to displace a body o...
approver	19	18	one that approves [n...
arrivers	16	12	ARRIVER, one who arr...
assevers	15	12	ASSEVER, to solemnly...
averaged	15	15	AVERAGE, to calculat...
averager	15	14	in maritime law, a p...
averages	15	14	AVERAGE, to calculat...
averment	15	16	a positive assertion...
averring	16	15	AVER, to declare pos...
aversely	22	15	AVERSE, opposed, rel...
aversion	14	13	a feeling of repugna...
aversive	17	16	relating to aversion...
averters	15	12	AVERTER, one who ave...
averting	16	15	AVERT, to ward off [...
beavered	16	16	BEAVER, to work hard...
bedcover	20	19	a cover for a bed [n...
behavers	19	17	BEHAVER, one who beh...
believer	18	16	one who believes [n...
bereaver	16	15	one who bereaves [n...
beshiver	20	17	to break into small...
beslaver	18	16	to slobber upon [v -...
beverage	17	17	any liquid for drink...
bevering	18	18	BEVER, to snack [v]
blipvert	22	19	a very short adverti...
boilover	18	16	a surprising result...
buplever	21	20	the hare's-ear plant...
cabovers	20	18	CABOVER, a truck or...
cadavers	18	16	CADAVER, a corpse [n...
calivers	20	16	CALIVER, a type of l...
calvered	19	17	CALVER, to prepare f...
caverned	17	17	CAVERN, to hollow ou...
charvers	21	17	CHARVER, (dialect) a...
cheverel	21	18	soft, flexible, kids...
cheveril	22	18	soft, flexible, kids...
cheveron	19	18	a kid glove [n -S]
cheverye	26	19	(Spenser) an Irish c...
clavered	19	17	CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
cleavers	19	16	CLEAVER, a heavy kni...
cleverer	19	16	CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverly	27	19	CLEVER, intelligent,...
clovered	19	17	covered with clover...
codriver	19	16	one who codrives [n...
combover	21	21	a vain attempt to ma...
comeover	18	18	a person who has com...
conniver	17	17	one who connives [n...
converge	18	18	to come together [v...
converse	17	16	reversed, opposite [...
converso	17	16	a mediaeval Spanish...
converts	18	16	CONVERT, to change i...
couverts	19	16	COUVERT, (French) a...
coverage	18	17	the extent to which...
coverall	20	17	one-piece protective...
coverers	18	15	COVERER, one that co...
covering	19	18	something that cover...
coverlet	19	16	a bed covering, also...
coverlid	20	17	a bed covering, also...
coversed	18	16	as in coversed sine/...
covertly	26	18	COVERT, secret [adv]
coverups	21	19	COVERUP, something u...
culverin	20	18	a lightweight, porta...
culverts	21	17	CULVERT [n]
cutovers	19	16	CUTOVER, (US) land c...
deceiver	18	16	one who deceives [n...
delivers	17	14	DELIVER, to take to...
delivery	23	16	the act of deliverin...
depraver	17	16	one who depraves [n...
depriver	18	16	one who deprives [n...
derivers	16	13	DERIVER, one who der...
deserver	15	13	one who deserves [n...
desilver	17	14	to remove the silver...
deverbal	18	17	a word derived from...
discover	19	16	to find out, also DI...
dissaver	16	13	one who dissaves [n...
dissever	16	13	to sever, part in tw...
diverged	17	16	DIVERGE, to move in...
diverges	17	15	DIVERGE, to move in...
diversed	16	14	DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diverses	16	13	DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversly	24	16	DIVERS, sundry, seve...
diverted	16	14	DIVERT, to turn asid...
diverter	16	13	one who diverts [n -...
dovering	16	16	DOVER, (Scots) to do...
enfevers	16	16	ENFEVER, to excite f...
engraver	15	15	one who engraves [n...
enslaver	15	14	one who enslaves [n...
estovers	15	12	ESTOVER, a common ri...
evermore	15	15	forever [adv]
evernets	14	13	EVERNET, a hypotheti...
eversion	14	13	the act of turning i...
everting	16	15	EVERT, to turn insid...
evertors	15	12	EVERTOR, a muscle th...
everyday	27	17	something appropriat...
everyman	21	18	the hero of an old m...
everymen	21	18	EVERYMAN, the hero o...
everyone	19	15	every person [pron]
everyway	30	19	all ways [adv]
evolvers	18	17	EVOLVER, one who evo...
failover	18	16	a procedure by which...
feverfew	22	21	a perennial herb [n...
fevering	18	18	FEVER, to affect wit...
feverish	20	17	having a fever [adj...
feverous	17	16	affected with fever...
flivvers	22	20	FLIVVER, a small, ch...
flopover	20	19	a defect in televisi...
flyovers	25	18	FLYOVER, a flight of...
forevers	17	15	FOREVER, an indefini...
forgiver	19	17	one who forgives [n...
governed	15	16	GOVERN, to rule or d...
governor	15	15	one that governs [n...
grievers	17	14	GRIEVER, one who gri...
groovers	16	14	GROOVER, one who or...
handover	16	16	a transfer [n -S]
hangover	17	17	the physical effects...
haverels	18	15	HAVEREL, (Scots) a f...
havering	18	17	nonsensical talk [n...
holdover	18	16	something left over...
hoovered	16	15	HOOVER, to vacuum cl...
hoverers	17	14	HOVERER, that which...
hoverfly	27	20	a fly noted for hove...
hovering	18	17	HOVER, to hang suspe...
hungover	18	18	suffering from a han...
improver	19	18	one who improves [n...
inverity	22	15	lack of truth [n INV...
inversed	15	14	INVERSE, to turn som...
inverses	15	13	INVERSE, to turn som...
inverted	15	14	INVERT, to turn upsi...
inverter	15	13	one who inverts, als...
invertin	15	14	an unorganized ferme...
invertor	15	13	one who inverts, als...
involver	18	18	one who involves [n...
klaverns	17	18	KLAVERN, a local bra...
laverock	20	20	a songbird, the lark...
lawgiver	21	18	one who institutes a...
layovers	22	15	LAYOVER, a stopover...
leftover	18	16	an unused portion [n...
leverage	16	15	the mechanical power...
leverets	16	13	LEVERET, a young har...
levering	17	16	LEVER, to prise open...
liveried	17	14	attired in livery [a...
liveries	17	13	LIVERY, the identify...
livering	18	16	the act of thickenin...
liverish	20	15	having a liver disor...
lookover	16	17	a looking over [n -S...
louvered	16	15	having louvers, slop...
makeover	16	19	a complete change of...
maneuver	15	17	to perform a stratag...
marvered	16	16	MARVER, to roll glas...
maverick	21	22	an unbranded animal;...
minevers	16	16	MINEVER, the ermine...
minivers	17	16	MINIVER, the ermine...
misavers	17	15	MISAVER, to speak er...
moreover	15	15	in addition [adv]
newwaver	20	19	a member of a new-wa...
novercal	18	17	pertaining to a step...
noverint	14	14	(Latin) a writ, begi...
observer	17	15	one that observes [n...
obverses	17	15	OBVERSE, the side of...
obverted	17	16	OBVERT, to turn, to...
outliver	17	14	one who outlives [n...
overable	17	16	excessively able [ad...
overacts	18	15	OVERACT, to act with...
overaged	15	15	too old to be useful...
overages	15	14	OVERAGE, an excess,...
overalls	17	14	OVERALL, a loose cov...
overarch	20	17	to form an arch over...
overarms	16	15	OVERARM, to throw a...
overawed	17	16	OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overawes	17	15	OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbake	17	19	to bake too long [v...
overbank	17	20	a stage of a river w...
overbear	16	15	to bring down by sup...
overbeat	16	15	to beat too much [v...
overbets	17	15	OVERBET, to bet too...
overbids	18	16	OVERBID, to bid or o...
overbill	20	17	to bill too much [v...
overbite	17	15	the overlapping of t...
overblew	21	19	OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overblow	21	19	to give excess impor...
overboil	18	16	to boil too long [v...
overbold	18	17	excessively bold [ad...
overbook	17	19	to book in excess of...
overboot	16	15	a protective boot wo...
overbore	16	15	OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overborn	16	16	OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbred	17	16	bred too finely [adj...
overbrim	19	18	to flow over [v OVER...
overbrow	20	18	(archaic) to overhan...
overbulk	20	21	to oppress by bulk [...
overburn	17	17	to burn too much; to...
overbusy	24	18	to occupy oneself to...
overbuys	24	18	OVERBUY, to buy too...
overcall	20	17	in bridge, to outbid...
overcame	18	18	OVERCOME, to get the...
overcast	18	15	to sew stitches over...
overclad	19	17	overdressed [adj]
overcloy	25	18	to eat to excess [v...
overclub	22	20	to hit a shot too fa...
overcoat	17	15	a warm coat worn ove...
overcold	19	17	cold to excess [adj]
overcome	18	18	to get the better of...
overcook	18	19	to cook too long [v...
overcool	18	16	to make too cool [v...
overcram	19	18	to stuff to excess [...
overcraw	21	18	(Spenser) to triumph...
overcrop	20	18	to exhaust the land...
overcrow	21	18	to triumph over, als...
overcure	18	16	to cure too long [v...
overcuts	19	16	OVERCUT, to cut too...
overdare	14	13	to become too daring...
overdear	14	13	excessively dear [ad...
overdeck	19	20	to adorn extravagant...
overdoer	14	13	one who overdoes [n...
overdoes	14	13	OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdogs	16	15	OVERDOG, one that is...
overdone	13	14	OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdose	14	13	to give an excessive...
overdraw	18	16	to draw beyond one's...
overdrew	18	16	OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdubs	18	17	OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdust	16	14	to dust over [v -ED,...
overdyed	21	16	OVERDYE, to dye with...
overdyer	21	15	one who overdyes [n...
overdyes	21	15	OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeasy	20	14	too easy [adj]
overeats	14	12	OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overedit	15	13	to edit more than ne...
overeggs	17	16	OVEREGG, as in the p...
overeyed	20	15	OVEREYE, to survey [...
overeyes	20	14	OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfall	19	17	to fall over [v OVER...
overfast	17	15	too fast [adj]
overfear	16	15	to fear too much [v...
overfeed	16	16	to feed too much [v...
overfell	19	17	OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfill	20	17	to fill to overflowi...
overfine	16	16	too refined [adj]
overfish	20	17	to deplete the fish...
overflew	21	19	OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflow	21	19	to flow over the top...
overfold	18	17	to fold over [v -ED,...
overfond	16	17	foolish to excess [a...
overfoul	18	17	excessively foul [ad...
overfree	16	15	too liberal [adj OVE...
overfull	20	18	too full [adj]
overfund	17	18	to fund more than re...
overgall	18	16	to greatly blister [...
overgang	16	17	(Scots) to dominate;...
overgave	17	18	OVERGIVE, to give up...
overgear	15	14	to cause a company t...
overgets	16	14	OVERGET, to get over...
overgild	18	16	to gild over [v OVER...
overgilt	18	15	OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgird	17	15	to gird to excess [v...
overgirt	17	14	OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgive	18	18	to give up [v OVERGA...
overglad	17	16	excessively or undul...
overgoad	15	15	to goad too much [v...
overgoes	15	14	OVERGO, to travel ov...
overgone	14	15	OVERGO, to travel ov...
overgrew	19	17	OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrow	19	17	to grow over [v OVER...
overhair	17	14	fur covering of some...
overhale	17	15	(Spenser) to overtak...
overhand	16	16	to sew with short ve...
overhang	17	17	to protrude over [v...
overhard	17	15	excessively hard [ad...
overhate	16	14	to hate to excess [v...
overhaul	18	16	to examine carefully...
overhead	16	15	the general cost of...
overheap	18	17	to heap up to excess...
overhear	16	14	to hear by accident...
overheat	16	14	to heat to excess [v...
overheld	18	16	OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhent	16	15	(Spenser) to overtak...
overhigh	21	18	too high [adj]
overhits	18	14	OVERHIT, to hit a ba...
overhold	18	16	to rate too highly [...
overholy	24	17	too holy [adj]
overhope	18	17	to hope exceedingly...
overhung	18	18	OVERHANG, to protrud...
overhunt	17	16	to deplete game in a...
overhype	25	19	to hype to excess [v...
overidle	16	14	too idle [adj]
overjoys	23	23	OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjump	21	28	to jump too far [v -...
overjust	18	22	excessively just [ad...
overkeen	14	17	excessively keen [ad...
overkeep	17	19	to keep too long or...
overkept	18	19	OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkest	16	16	(Spenser) overcast [...
overkill	19	18	to destroy with more...
overkind	16	18	excessively kind [ad...
overking	17	19	a king who has sover...
overknee	14	17	reaching above the k...
overlade	15	14	to load with too gre...
overlaid	16	14	OVERLAY, to lay over...
overlain	15	14	OVERLAY, to lay over...
overland	15	15	a train or stagecoac...
overlaps	18	16	OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlard	16	14	to smear over as if...
overlate	15	13	too late; exceedingl...
overlays	22	15	OVERLAY, to lay over...
overleaf	17	16	on the other side of...
overleap	17	16	to leap over, also O...
overlend	15	15	to lend too much [v...
overlent	15	14	OVERLEND, to lend to...
overlets	16	13	OVERLET, to let to e...
overlewd	19	17	too lewd [adj]
overlier	16	13	one that lies above...
overlies	16	13	OVERLIE, to lie abov...
overlive	18	17	to outlive [v OVERLI...
overload	15	14	to load to excess, a...
overlock	20	20	to oversew to preven...
overlong	16	16	too long [adj]
overlook	16	17	to fail to notice [v...
overlord	16	14	to rule tyrannically...
overloud	16	15	excessively loud [ad...
overlove	17	17	to love to excess [v...
overlush	19	16	excessively lush [ad...
overmans	15	16	OVERMAN, to provide...
overmany	21	18	an excess of people...
overmast	16	15	to provide with too...
overmeek	16	19	excessively meek [ad...
overmelt	17	16	to melt too much [v...
overmild	18	17	too mild [adj]
overmilk	19	20	to milk to excess [v...
overmine	15	16	to mine to excess [v...
overmuch	22	21	an excess [n -ES]
overname	14	16	to repeat the names...
overnear	13	13	too near [adj]
overneat	13	13	too neat [adj]
overnets	14	13	OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnice	17	16	excessively nice; fa...
overpack	21	22	to pack to excess [v...
overpage	17	17	overleaf [adj]
overpaid	17	16	OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpart	17	15	to give an actor too...
overpass	17	15	to pass over [v -ED,...
overpast	17	15	completely finished...
overpays	23	17	OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpeer	16	15	to peer over [v -ED,...
overpert	17	15	excessively pert [ad...
overplan	17	17	to plan to excess [v...
overplay	24	18	to exaggerate [v -ED...
overplot	18	16	to devise an overly...
overplus	19	17	a surplus [n OVERPLU...
overpost	17	15	to hasten over quick...
overpump	21	22	to pump to excess [v...
overrack	19	19	to overstrain [v -ED...
overrake	15	16	to sweep over [v OVE...
overrank	15	17	to assign an unneces...
overrash	17	14	excessively rash [ad...
overrate	14	12	to rate too highly [...
overread	14	13	to read over [v -ING...
overreds	15	13	OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrens	14	13	OVERREN, (archaic) t...
overrich	21	17	excessively rich [ad...
override	15	13	to ride over [v OVER...
overrife	17	15	excessively rife [ad...
overripe	17	15	too ripe [adj]
overrode	14	13	OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrude	15	14	excessively rude [ad...
overruff	20	19	at cards, to trump w...
overrule	16	14	to disallow the argu...
overruns	15	14	OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
oversail	16	13	to project [v -ED, -...
oversale	15	13	the act of overselli...
oversalt	16	13	to salt to excess [v...
oversave	16	16	to save too much [v...
overseas	14	12	beyond or across the...
overseed	14	13	to seed to excess [v...
overseen	13	13	OVERSEE, to watch ov...
overseer	14	12	one that oversees [n...
oversees	14	12	OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversell	17	14	to sell more than ca...
oversets	15	12	OVERSET, to upset; t...
oversewn	17	16	OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversews	18	15	OVERSEW, to sew over...
overshoe	16	14	a protective outer s...
overshot	17	14	a type of fabric wea...
oversick	20	19	too sick [adj]
overside	15	13	the other side of th...
oversize	18	21	to cover with size [...
overskip	19	19	to skip over [v OVER...
overslip	19	16	to leave out [v OVER...
overslow	19	16	excessively slow [ad...
oversman	15	16	an umpire [n OVERSME...
oversmen	15	16	OVERSMAN, an umpire...
oversoak	15	16	to soak too much [v...
oversoft	17	15	excessively soft [ad...
oversold	16	14	OVERSELL, to sell mo...
oversoon	13	13	too soon [adv]
oversoul	16	14	the divine principle...
oversown	17	16	OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversows	18	15	OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspin	17	16	a forward spin impar...
overstay	21	14	to stay beyond a tim...
overstep	17	15	to go beyond [v OVER...
overstir	16	12	to stir too much [v...
oversuds	16	14	to form an excessive...
oversups	18	16	OVERSUP, to sup to e...
oversure	15	13	excessively sure [ad...
overswam	19	18	OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
oversway	24	17	to bear down [v -ED,...
overswim	20	18	to swim across [v OV...
overswum	20	19	OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overtake	15	16	to catch up with [v...
overtalk	17	17	to talk to excess [v...
overtame	15	15	excessively tame [ad...
overtart	15	12	too tart [adj]
overtask	16	16	to impose too many t...
overteem	15	15	to produce in excess...
overthin	17	15	too thin [adj]
overtime	16	15	to exceed the correc...
overtips	18	15	OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtire	15	12	to tire excessively...
overtoil	16	13	to exhaust by excess...
overtone	13	13	in music, a higher p...
overtook	15	16	OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtops	17	15	OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overtrim	17	15	to trim too much [v...
overtrip	18	15	to trip nimbly over...
overture	15	13	an instrumental prel...
overturn	15	14	to turn over [v -ED,...
overtype	23	17	to type over the top...
overurge	16	15	to urge too much [v...
overused	15	14	OVERUSE, to use too...
overuses	15	13	OVERUSE, to use too...
overveil	18	17	to veil over [v -ED,...
overview	20	19	a summary [n -S]
overvote	16	16	to defeat by a major...
overwarm	19	18	to warm too much [v...
overwary	24	17	too wary [adj]
overwash	20	17	material carried by...
overweak	18	19	too weak [adj]
overwear	17	15	to wear out [v OVERW...
overween	16	16	to expect too much;...
overwent	17	16	OVERGO, to travel ov...
overwets	18	15	OVERWET, to wet too...
overwide	18	16	excessively wide [ad...
overwily	26	18	excessively wily [ad...
overwind	18	17	to wind too much [v...
overwing	19	18	to fly over [v -ED,...
overwise	18	15	too wise; affectedly...
overword	18	16	(Scots) the refrain...
overwore	17	15	OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overwork	19	19	to cause to work too...
overworn	17	16	OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overwrap	20	18	to wrap excessively...
overyear	20	14	to keep into a furth...
overzeal	18	22	excess or zeal [n -S...
palavers	18	16	PALAVER, to talk pro...
papavers	19	18	PAPAVER, a genus of...
passover	17	15	an annual feast of t...
perverse	17	15	wilfully deviating f...
perverts	18	15	PERVERT, to turn awa...
popovers	19	18	POPOVER, a very ligh...
preavers	17	15	PREAVER, to aver bef...
preverbs	20	18	PREVERB, a particle...
proverbs	20	18	PROVERB, to speak of...
pullover	20	18	a garment that is pu...
pulvered	19	18	PULVER, to reduce to...
pushover	20	18	an easily defeated p...
quavered	23	23	QUAVER, to tremble,...
quaverer	23	22	one who quavers [n -...
quivered	24	23	QUIVER, to shake sli...
quiverer	24	22	one who quivers [n -...
receiver	18	15	one that receives [n...
recovers	18	15	RECOVER, to obtain a...
recovery	24	17	an economic upturn [...
reliever	16	13	one who relieves [n...
relivers	17	13	RELIVER, to deliver...
removers	16	15	REMOVER, one who rem...
renverse	14	13	(archaic) to reverse...
renverst	15	13	RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reprover	17	15	one who, or that whi...
reserver	15	12	one who reserves [n...
resilver	17	13	to cover with silver...
resolver	16	13	one that resolves [n...
reverbed	17	16	REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverend	14	14	a clergyman [n -S]
reverent	14	13	deeply respectful [a...
reverers	15	12	REVERER, one who rev...
reveries	15	12	REVERY, a daydream,...
reverify	24	17	to verify again [v R...
revering	16	15	REVERE, to regard wi...
reverist	16	12	a person who has rev...
reversal	16	13	the act of reversing...
reversed	15	13	REVERSE, to turn or...
reverser	15	12	one who reverses [n...
reverses	15	12	REVERSE, to turn or...
reversis	16	12	an old card game in...
reversos	15	12	REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverted	15	13	REVERT, to return to...
reverter	15	12	one who, or that whi...
revivers	18	16	REVIVER, something t...
revolver	18	17	a pistol with a rota...
riverain	15	13	a riverside dweller...
riverbed	18	16	the area covered by...
riverets	16	12	RIVERET, (archaic) a...
riverine	15	13	pertaining to a rive...
riverman	16	16	a man who works on a...
rivermen	16	16	RIVERMAN, a man who...
riverway	25	17	a river as a waterwa...
rollover	17	14	a motor vehicle acci...
rowovers	18	15	ROWOVER, a rowing ev...
runovers	15	14	RUNOVER, matter for...
sandiver	15	14	scum formed on molte...
screever	18	15	one who writes beggi...
severals	16	13	SEVERAL, privately o...
severely	22	15	SEVERE, strict, hars...
severest	15	12	SEVERE, strict, hars...
severies	15	12	SEVERY, a compartmen...
severing	16	15	SEVER, to divide or...
severity	22	14	the state of being s...
shelvers	19	15	SHELVER, a person em...
shivered	18	15	SHIVER, to tremble w...
shiverer	18	14	one who shivers [n -...
shrivers	19	14	SHRIVER, one who shr...
sieverts	16	12	SIEVERT, the SI unit...
silvered	17	14	SILVER, to cover wit...
silverer	17	13	one who silvers [n -...
silverly	25	16	with a silvery appea...
skivered	17	17	SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skydiver	24	19	one who practises sk...
slavered	16	14	SLAVER, to drool [v]
slaverer	16	13	one who slavers [n -...
sleevers	16	13	SLEEVER, an old Wels...
slipover	19	16	a garment easily put...
slivered	17	14	SLIVER, to cut into...
sliverer	17	13	one who slivers [n -...
spivvery	27	21	the world of spivs [...
starvers	16	12	STARVER, one who sta...
stepover	17	15	an instance of raisi...
stopover	17	15	a brief stop in the...
strivers	17	12	STRIVER, one who str...
stuivers	17	13	STUIVER, (Dutch) a D...
subverse	18	16	to overthrow, also S...
subverst	19	16	SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverts	19	16	SUBVERT, to destroy...
surviver	19	17	one that survives, a...
swervers	19	15	SWERVER, one who swe...
taivered	15	13	TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
takeover	15	16	the act of assuming...
tavering	16	15	TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
tavernas	14	13	TAVERNA, (Modern Gre...
taverner	14	13	one who runs a taver...
thievery	24	16	the act of stealing...
thrivers	19	14	THRIVER, one who thr...
traverse	15	12	to cross or pass thr...
trouvere	15	13	(French) one of a sc...
turnover	15	14	a small pie made by...
uncovers	18	17	UNCOVER, to remove t...
universe	15	14	the totality of all...
unversed	15	15	not versed [adj]
upheaver	19	18	one who upheaves [n...
uprivers	19	16	UPRIVER, an area lyi...
velveret	18	17	a kind of velvet hav...
veracity	25	17	conformity to truth...
verandah	16	16	(Hindi) a roofed gal...
verandas	14	14	VERANDA, (Hindi) a r...
veratria	15	12	a poisonous mixture...
veratrin	15	13	a poisonous mixture...
veratrum	17	16	(Latin) a genus of c...
verbally	26	19	VERBAL, in words [ad...
verbatim	19	18	(Latin) word for wor...
verbenas	16	16	VERBENA, a plant of...
verbiage	18	17	a profusion of words...
verbiles	19	16	VERBILE, one whose m...
verbings	19	18	VERBING, using a nou...
verbless	19	16	without a verb [adj]
verboser	17	15	VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verboten	16	16	(German) forbidden [...
verdancy	24	19	the state of being v...
verdelho	18	16	(Portuguese) a white...
verderer	15	13	(historical) an offi...
verderor	15	13	an officer in charge...
verdicts	20	16	VERDICT, the decisio...
verditer	16	13	(archaic) a greenish...
verdites	16	13	VERDITE, green mica...
verdured	16	15	having green vegetat...
verdures	16	14	VERDURE, green veget...
verecund	18	18	(Latin) shy, coy, ba...
vergence	18	18	the simultaneous tur...
vergency	25	20	the act of verging o...
verified	18	16	VERIFY, to prove to...
verifier	18	15	one who verifies [n...
verifies	18	15	VERIFY, to prove to...
verismos	17	15	VERISMO, realism in...
veristic	20	15	relating to verism,...
verities	16	12	VERITY, truth [n]
verjuice	21	25	the sour juice of cr...
verjuses	18	22	VERJUS, the sour jui...
verkramp	20	22	(Afrikaans) in South...
verligte	18	15	(Afrikaans) in South...
vermeils	18	16	VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermells	19	17	VERMELL, (Spenser) v...
vermined	16	17	infested with vermin...
vermoulu	18	18	(French) eaten by wo...
vermouth	19	18	(French) a drink wit...
vermuths	20	18	VERMUTH, (French) a...
vernacle	18	17	a handkerchief beari...
vernally	23	17	VERNAL, pertaining t...
vernicle	19	17	a handkerchief beari...
verniers	15	13	VERNIER, an auxiliar...
vernixes	21	20	VERNIX, a fatty subs...
veronals	15	14	VERONAL, a barbitone...
veronica	17	16	a handkerchief beari...
verquere	23	22	a form of backgammon...
verquire	24	22	a form of backgammon...
verrines	15	13	VERRINE, an appetise...
verrucae	18	16	VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrucas	19	16	VERRUCA, (Latin) a p...
verrugas	17	15	VERRUGA, (Spanish) a...
versants	15	13	VERSANT, the slope o...
verselet	16	13	a little verse [n -S...
verseman	15	16	one who writes verse...
versemen	15	16	VERSEMAN, one who wr...
versicle	20	16	a short verse in a c...
versines	15	13	VERSINE, a versed si...
versings	17	15	VERSING, the composi...
versions	15	13	VERSION [n]
vertebra	17	15	a component of the v...
vertexes	21	19	VERTEX, (Latin) the...
vertical	20	16	upright [adj VERTICA...
vertices	19	15	VERTEX, (Latin) the...
verticil	21	16	a circular arrangeme...
vertigos	17	14	VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertisol	17	13	a type of clayey soi...
vertuous	16	14	(Spenser) possessing...
vervains	17	17	VERVAIN, a wild verb...
vetivers	18	16	VETIVER, (Tamil) an...
vetivert	18	16	(Tamil) the essentia...
viverras	18	16	VIVERRA, (Latin) a m...
viverrid	19	17	a member of the ferr...
walkover	20	20	a race involving onl...
waverers	18	15	WAVERER, one who wav...
waverier	18	15	WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
wavering	19	18	vacillating [adj WAV...
waverous	18	16	unsteady [adj]
whatever	20	17	being what [adj]
whenever	19	18	at whatever time [ad...
wherever	20	17	in or to whatever pl...
whilever	22	18	for as long as [adv]...
whomever	21	20	the objective case o...
whosever	20	17	the possessive case...
wingover	19	18	a flight manoeuver [...
wrapover	20	18	a skirt that wraps a...

9 letter words that contains VER

9 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
absolvers	20	17	ABSOLVER, one who ab...
achievers	22	18	ACHIEVER, one who ac...
adverbial	20	18	relating to an adver...
adversary	23	16	an opponent [n ADVER...
adversely	24	17	ADVERSE, acting agai...
adversest	17	14	ADVERSE, acting agai...
adversity	24	16	a state, condition,...
advertent	16	15	attentive, heedful [...
adverting	18	17	ADVERT, to refer to...
advertise	17	14	to draw attention to...
advertize	20	23	to draw attention to...
almsgiver	21	19	one who gives alms [...
ambiverts	21	19	AMBIVERT, someone wh...
anteverts	16	14	ANTEVERT, to displac...
approvers	21	19	APPROVER, one that a...
assevered	16	14	ASSEVER, to solemnly...
averagely	24	18	AVERAGE, mediocre [a...
averagers	17	15	AVERAGER, in maritim...
averaging	18	18	AVERAGE, to calculat...
averments	17	17	AVERMENT, a positive...
averrable	19	17	that can be averred...
aversions	16	14	AVERSION, a feeling...
aversives	19	17	AVERSIVE, a techniqu...
avertable	19	17	capable of being ave...
avertedly	24	17	AVERTED [adv]
avertible	20	17	capable of being ave...
beaveries	18	16	BEAVERY, a place whe...
beavering	19	19	BEAVER, to work hard...
bedcovers	22	20	BEDCOVER, a cover fo...
believers	20	17	BELIEVER, one who be...
bereavers	18	16	BEREAVER, one who be...
beshivers	22	18	BESHIVER, to break i...
beslavers	20	17	BESLAVER, to slobber...
beverages	19	18	BEVERAGE, any liquid...
blipverts	24	20	BLIPVERT, a very sho...
boilovers	20	17	BOILOVER, a surprisi...
braveries	19	16	BRAVERY, courage [n]
buplevers	23	21	BUPLEVER, the hare's...
cabdriver	23	20	one who drives a cab...
cadaveric	23	20	of or resembling a c...
calvering	22	20	CALVER, to prepare f...
caregiver	21	18	one who looks after...
carryover	26	18	in accounting, a pay...
carveries	20	16	CARVERY, a type of b...
caverning	20	20	CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavernous	19	18	large and empty, lik...
cheverels	23	19	CHEVEREL, soft, flex...
cheverils	24	19	CHEVERIL, soft, flex...
cheverons	21	19	CHEVERON, a kid glov...
cheveryes	28	20	CHEVERYE, (Spenser)...
clavering	22	20	CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
cleverest	21	17	CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverish	24	19	somewhat clever [adj...
codrivers	21	17	CODRIVER, one who co...
combovers	23	22	COMBOVER, a vain att...
comeovers	20	19	COMEOVER, a person w...
conceiver	22	20	one who conceives [n...
connivers	19	18	CONNIVER, one who co...
connivery	25	20	an act of conniving...
conserver	19	17	one who conserves [n...
contriver	20	17	one who contrives [n...
converged	20	20	CONVERGE, to come to...
converges	20	19	CONVERGE, to come to...
conversed	19	18	CONVERSE, to speak t...
converser	19	17	one who engages in c...
converses	19	17	CONVERSE, to speak t...
conversos	19	17	CONVERSO, a mediaeva...
converted	19	18	CONVERT, to change i...
converter	19	17	something or someone...
convertor	19	17	something or someone...
coverable	22	20	that can be covered...
coverages	20	18	COVERAGE, the extent...
coveralls	22	18	COVERALL, one-piece...
coverings	21	19	COVERING, something...
coverless	21	17	without a cover [adj...
coverlets	21	17	COVERLET, a bed cove...
coverlids	22	18	COVERLID, a bed cove...
coversine	19	17	a function in trigon...
coverslip	24	20	a loose cover for a...
coverture	20	17	covering; shelter [n...
crossover	20	16	a road passing over...
culverins	22	19	CULVERIN, a lightwei...
culverted	22	19	CULVERT, to channel...
deceivers	20	17	DECEIVER, one who de...
delivered	18	16	DELIVER, to take to...
deliverer	18	15	one who delivers [n...
deliverly	26	18	DELIVER, nimble [adv...
depravers	19	17	DEPRAVER, one who de...
deprivers	20	17	DEPRIVER, one who de...
deservers	17	14	DESERVER, one who de...
desilvers	19	15	DESILVER, to remove...
deverbals	20	18	DEVERBAL, a word der...
discovers	21	17	DISCOVER, to find ou...
discovert	21	17	of a woman, without...
discovery	27	19	the act of finding o...
disprover	20	17	one who disproves [n...
dissavers	18	14	DISSAVER, one who di...
dissevers	18	14	DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshiver	21	16	(Spenser) to shiver...
dissolver	19	15	something that disso...
divergent	18	17	diverging [adj DIVER...
diverging	20	19	DIVERGE, to move in...
diversely	25	17	DIVERSE, varied [adv...
diversify	27	19	to give variety to [...
diversing	19	17	DIVERSE, to turn asi...
diversion	17	15	the act of diverting...
diversity	25	16	variety [n DIVERSITI...
diverters	18	14	DIVERTER, one who di...
diverting	19	17	DIVERT, to turn asid...
divertive	20	18	tending to divert [a...
downriver	20	18	down the river [adv]
dustcover	21	18	a cover to protect a...
echeveria	21	18	a kind of succulent...
enfevered	17	18	ENFEVER, to excite f...
engravers	17	16	ENGRAVER, one who en...
engravery	23	18	(obsolete) the trade...
enslavers	17	15	ENSLAVER, one who en...
envermeil	18	18	(Milton) to color wi...
everglade	18	17	a swampy grassland,...
evergreen	16	16	a tree or shrub that...
eversible	20	17	that can be everted...
eversions	16	14	EVERSION, the act of...
everwhere	21	18	to or in all parts a...
everwhich	28	23	whichever [adj]
everybody	31	21	every person [pron]
everydays	29	18	EVERYDAY, something...
everywhen	27	21	on every occasion [a...
extravert	23	20	extrovert, also EXTR...
extrovert	23	20	turning outwards, al...
failovers	20	17	FAILOVER, a procedur...
feverfews	24	22	FEVERFEW, a perennia...
feverless	20	17	without a fever [adj...
feverroot	18	16	an American wild pla...
feverweed	21	20	a plant thought to b...
feverwort	22	19	a coarse American he...
flashover	22	19	an electric discharg...
flopovers	22	20	FLOPOVER, a defect i...
forgivers	21	18	FORGIVER, one who fo...
freediver	19	17	one who engages in f...
governall	19	18	(Spenser) government...
governess	17	16	a woman entrusted wi...
governing	18	19	GOVERN, to rule or d...
governors	17	16	GOVERNOR, one that g...
handovers	18	17	HANDOVER, a transfer...
hangovers	19	18	HANGOVER, the physic...
hardcover	22	19	a book in hard cover...
haverings	20	18	HAVERING, nonsensica...
haversack	23	22	a bag worn over the...
haversine	18	16	half the versed sine...
helldiver	22	18	a small greyish-brow...
holdovers	20	17	HOLDOVER, something...
hoovering	19	18	the act of using a h...
hoverport	21	18	a port for hovercraf...
howsoever	21	18	in what way soever,...
improvers	21	19	IMPROVER, one who im...
introvert	17	14	to turn inwards [v -...
inverness	16	15	a loose overcoat wit...
inversely	24	17	INVERSE, opposite [a...
inversing	18	17	INVERSE, to turn som...
inversion	16	15	the act of inverting...
inversive	19	18	tending to invert [a...
invertase	16	14	an enzyme that inver...
inverters	17	14	INVERTER, one who in...
inverting	18	17	INVERT, to turn upsi...
invertins	17	15	INVERTIN, an unorgan...
invertors	17	14	INVERTOR, one who in...
involvers	20	19	INVOLVER, one who in...
knaveries	17	18	KNAVERY, trickery [n...
laverocks	22	21	LAVEROCK, to catch l...
lawgivers	23	19	LAWGIVER, one who in...
leftovers	20	17	LEFTOVER, an unused...
leveraged	18	17	LEVERAGE, to provide...
leverages	18	16	LEVERAGE, to provide...
lifesaver	20	17	the saver of a perso...
liverings	20	17	LIVERING, the act of...
liverleaf	21	18	a woodland plant [n...
liverless	20	15	without a liver [adj...
liverwort	22	17	any bryophyte of the...
liveryman	25	20	one who wears a live...
liverymen	25	20	LIVERYMAN, one who w...
lookovers	18	18	LOOKOVER, a looking...
loverless	19	15	without a lover [adj...
makeovers	18	20	MAKEOVER, a complete...
maneuvers	17	18	MANEUVER, to perform...
marvering	19	19	MARVER, to roll glas...
mavericks	23	23	MAVERICK, an unbrand...
metaverse	17	16	a 3D virtual world,...
misgovern	19	19	to govern wrongly [v...
mouseover	17	17	on a web page, any i...
neckverse	20	21	the test of ability...
nevermind	17	19	(US) a matter of imp...
nevermore	16	17	never again, also NA...
newwavers	22	20	NEWWAVER, a member o...
nondriver	16	16	one who does not dri...
nonverbal	18	19	not verbal [adj NONV...
noverints	16	15	NOVERINT, (Latin) a...
observers	19	16	OBSERVER, one that o...
obversely	26	19	OBVERSE [adv]
obversion	18	17	the act of turning t...
obverting	20	19	OBVERT, to turn, to...
outlivers	19	15	OUTLIVER, one who ou...
overacted	19	17	OVERACT, to act with...
overacute	19	17	too acute [adj]
overalert	17	14	excessively alert [a...
overalled	18	16	wearing overalls [ad...
overarmed	17	17	OVERARM, to throw a...
overawing	20	19	OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbaked	19	21	OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overbakes	19	20	OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overbanks	19	21	OVERBANK, a stage of...
overbears	18	16	OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbeats	18	16	OVERBEAT, to beat to...
overbills	22	18	OVERBILL, to bill to...
overbites	19	16	OVERBITE, the overla...
overblown	22	21	OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overblows	23	20	OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overboard	18	17	from on board, over...
overboils	20	17	OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overbooks	19	20	OVERBOOK, to book in...
overboots	18	16	OVERBOOT, a protecti...
overborne	17	17	OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbound	18	19	to bound excessively...
overbrake	19	20	to brake too much [v...
overbreed	18	17	to breed too much [v...
overbrief	21	19	excessively brief [a...
overbrims	21	19	OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbroad	18	17	excessively broad [a...
overbrows	22	19	OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbuild	21	19	to build over [v OVE...
overbuilt	21	18	OVERBUILD, to build...
overbulks	22	22	OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburns	19	18	OVERBURN, to burn to...
overburnt	19	18	OVERBURN, to burn to...
overcalls	22	18	OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcarry	26	18	to carry too far [v...
overcasts	20	16	OVERCAST, to sew sti...
overcatch	25	21	to overtake [v OVERC...
overcheap	23	21	too cheap [adj]
overcheck	26	25	a large prominent ch...
overchill	25	20	to chill to excess [...
overcivil	24	21	too civil [adj]
overclaim	22	20	to claim excessively...
overclass	21	17	a dominant group in...
overclean	19	18	to clean to excess [...
overclear	20	17	to clear to excess [...
overclock	25	24	to run a computer co...
overclose	20	17	too close [adj]
overcloud	21	19	to cover or overspre...
overcloys	27	19	OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overclubs	24	21	OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoach	24	21	to coach to excess [...
overcoats	19	16	OVERCOAT, a warm coa...
overcolor	20	17	to color too highly,...
overcomer	20	19	one who overcomes [n...
overcomes	20	19	OVERCOME, to get the...
overcooks	20	20	OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcools	20	17	OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcount	19	18	to rate too high; to...
overcover	21	20	to cover up [v -ED,...
overcrams	21	19	OVERCRAM, to stuff t...
overcraws	23	19	OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcrops	22	19	OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowd	23	20	to crowd excessively...
overcrows	23	19	OVERCROW, to triumph...
overcured	20	18	OVERCURE, to cure to...
overcures	20	17	OVERCURE, to cure to...
overdared	16	15	OVERDARE, to become...
overdares	16	14	OVERDARE, to become...
overdated	16	15	out of date [adj]
overdecks	21	21	OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdight	21	18	(Spenser) covered ov...
overdoers	16	14	OVERDOER, one who ov...
overdoing	17	17	OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdosed	16	15	OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdoses	16	14	OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdraft	19	17	the overdrawing of a...
overdrank	17	19	OVERDRINK, to drink...
overdrawn	19	18	OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdraws	20	17	OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdress	17	14	to dress or adorn to...
overdried	17	15	OVERDRY, to dry too...
overdries	17	14	OVERDRY, to dry too...
overdrink	18	19	to drink to excess [...
overdrive	19	18	to drive to excess [...
overdrove	18	18	OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdrunk	18	20	OVERDRINK, to drink...
overdusts	18	15	OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overdyers	23	16	OVERDYER, one who ov...
overeager	16	15	too eager; too impat...
overeaten	14	14	OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overeater	15	13	one who overeats [n...
overedits	17	14	OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overegged	18	18	OVEREGG, as in the p...
overemote	16	16	to emote excessively...
overequip	27	26	to equip, furnish wi...
overexert	22	20	to exert oneself to...
overeying	23	18	OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfalls	21	18	OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfavor	20	20	to favor excessively...
overfears	18	16	OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfeeds	18	17	OVERFEED, to feed to...
overfills	22	18	OVERFILL, to fill to...
overflies	20	17	OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflood	19	18	to flood excessively...
overflown	22	21	OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflows	23	20	OVERFLOW, to flow ov...
overflush	23	20	too flush [adj] / su...
overfocus	22	20	to focus to excess [...
overfolds	20	18	OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overfrank	19	21	too frank [adj]
overfunds	19	19	OVERFUND, to fund mo...
overfussy	26	19	too fussy [adj OVERF...
overgalls	20	17	OVERGALL, to greatly...
overgangs	18	18	OVERGANG, (Scots) to...
overgears	17	15	OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgilds	20	17	OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirds	19	16	OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgiven	19	20	OVERGIVE, to give up...
overgives	20	19	OVERGIVE, to give up...
overglaze	21	25	to cover with a glaz...
overgloom	19	19	to cover with gloom...
overgoads	17	16	OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgoing	18	18	a passing over [n -S...
overgorge	18	17	(Shakespeare) to gor...
overgrade	17	16	to grade too highly...
overgrain	17	16	in painting, to grai...
overgrass	18	15	to grass over, conce...
overgraze	20	24	to graze to excess [...
overgreat	17	15	too great [adj]
overgreen	16	16	to cover with green...
overgrown	20	19	OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrows	21	18	OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overhaile	19	16	(Spenser) to overtak...
overhairs	19	15	OVERHAIR, fur coveri...
overhaled	19	17	OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhales	19	16	OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhands	18	17	OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhangs	19	18	OVERHANG, to protrud...
overhappy	29	23	exceedingly happy [a...
overhaste	18	15	too great haste [n -...
overhasty	25	17	too hasty [adj OVERH...
overhated	18	16	OVERHATE, to hate to...
overhates	18	15	OVERHATE, to hate to...
overhauls	20	17	OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheads	18	16	OVERHEAD, the genera...
overheaps	20	18	OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overheard	18	16	OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overhears	18	15	OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overheats	18	15	OVERHEAT, to heat to...
overhents	18	16	OVERHENT, (Spenser)...
overholds	20	17	OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhonor	17	16	to honor too highly,...
overhoped	20	19	OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhopes	20	18	OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhunts	19	17	OVERHUNT, to deplete...
overhyped	27	21	OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overhypes	27	20	OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overinked	17	19	concealed by the use...
overissue	17	14	to issue in excess (...
overjoyed	24	25	OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjumps	23	29	OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkeeps	19	20	OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkills	21	19	OVERKILL, to destroy...
overkings	19	20	OVERKING, a king who...
overlabor	19	17	to cause to labor ex...
overladed	17	16	OVERLADE, to load wi...
overladen	16	16	OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlades	17	15	OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlands	17	16	OVERLAND [v]
overlards	18	15	OVERLARD, to smear o...
overlarge	18	16	excessively large [a...
overleaps	19	17	OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overleapt	19	17	OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overlearn	16	15	to continue to study...
overlends	17	16	OVERLEND, to lend to...
overliers	18	14	OVERLIER, one that l...
overlight	22	18	to light too much [v...
overlived	20	19	OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overlives	20	18	OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overloads	17	15	OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlocks	22	21	OVERLOCK, to oversew...
overlooks	18	18	OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlords	18	15	OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overloved	19	19	OVERLOVE, to love to...
overloves	19	18	OVERLOVE, to love to...
overlusty	25	17	(Shakespeare) too lu...
overlying	25	19	OVERLIE, to lie abov...
overmasts	18	16	OVERMAST, to provide...
overmatch	23	21	to be more than a ma...
overmelts	19	17	OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmerry	24	18	excessively merry [a...
overmilks	21	21	OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmined	17	18	OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmines	17	17	OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmixed	24	24	OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmixes	24	23	OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmount	17	18	to rise above [v -ED...
overnamed	16	18	OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnames	16	17	OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnight	20	18	lasting a night, for...
overpacks	23	23	OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpaint	18	17	to color or describe...
overparts	19	16	OVERPART, to give an...
overpedal	19	18	to make excessive us...
overpeers	18	16	OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overperch	24	21	to fly up and perch...
overpitch	25	21	in cricket, to bowl...
overplaid	20	18	a textile design con...
overplans	19	18	OVERPLAN, to plan to...
overplant	19	18	to plant to excess [...
overplast	20	17	(Spenser) overplaced...
overplays	26	19	OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overplied	20	18	OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overplies	20	17	OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overplots	20	17	OVERPLOT, to devise...
overpoise	18	16	to burden with weigh...
overposts	19	16	OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpower	21	19	to overcome or reduc...
overpress	19	16	to oppress, burden t...
overprice	22	19	to set an excessive...
overprint	19	17	to print over someth...
overprize	22	25	to prize excessively...
overproof	20	19	a spirit with a high...
overproud	19	18	exceedingly or undul...
overpumps	23	23	OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overquick	30	30	too quick [adj]
overracks	21	20	OVERRACK, to overstr...
overraked	17	18	OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overrakes	17	17	OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overranks	17	18	OVERRANK, to assign...
overrated	16	14	OVERRATE, to rate to...
overrates	16	13	OVERRATE, to rate to...
overreach	21	18	to reach beyond, to...
overreact	19	16	to react or respond...
overreads	16	14	OVERREAD, to read ov...
overrider	17	14	either of two projec...
overrides	17	14	OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrigid	19	16	too rigid; too sever...
overripen	18	17	to become too ripe [...
overroast	16	13	to roast too much [v...
overruffs	22	20	OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overruled	18	16	OVERRULE, to disallo...
overruler	18	15	one who overrules [n...
overrules	18	15	OVERRULE, to disallo...
oversails	18	14	OVERSAIL, to project...
oversales	17	14	OVERSALE, the act of...
oversalts	18	14	OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversauce	19	17	to sauce excessively...
oversaved	18	18	OVERSAVE, to save to...
oversaves	18	17	OVERSAVE, to save to...
overscale	20	17	oversize, also OVERS...
overscore	19	16	to score or draw lin...
overseeds	16	14	OVERSEED, to seed to...
overseers	16	13	OVERSEER, one that o...
oversells	19	15	OVERSELL, to sell mo...
oversewed	19	17	OVERSEW, to sew over...
oversexed	22	21	excessively sexual [...
overshade	18	16	to cover with shade...
oversharp	21	18	too sharp [adj]
overshine	18	16	(Shakespeare) to shi...
overshirt	20	15	a shirt worn over an...
overshoes	18	15	OVERSHOE, a protecti...
overshone	17	16	OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshoot	18	15	to shoot over or bey...
overshots	19	15	OVERSHOT, a type of...
oversides	17	14	OVERSIDE, the other...
oversight	21	17	a failure to notice...
oversized	20	23	OVERSIZE, to cover w...
oversizes	20	22	OVERSIZE, to cover w...
overskips	21	20	OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overskirt	19	17	an upper skirt, shor...
oversleep	19	17	to sleep past a plan...
overslept	20	17	OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
overslips	21	17	OVERSLIP, to leave o...
overslipt	21	17	OVERSLIP, to leave o...
oversmoke	18	20	to smoke excessively...
oversoaks	17	17	OVERSOAK, to soak to...
oversouls	18	15	OVERSOUL, the divine...
oversowed	19	17	OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspend	18	18	to spend to excess [...
overspent	18	17	OVERSPEND, to spend...
overspice	22	19	to spice excessively...
overspill	22	18	the proportion of a...
overspilt	21	17	OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspins	19	17	OVERSPIN, a forward...
overstaff	21	19	to employ too many s...
overstain	16	14	to cover with a stai...
overstand	16	15	(archaic) to endure...
overstank	17	18	OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstare	16	13	to outstare [v OVERS...
overstate	16	13	to state in too stro...
overstays	23	15	OVERSTAY, to stay be...
oversteer	16	13	to steer excessively...
oversteps	19	16	OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstink	18	18	to stink more than [...
overstirs	18	13	OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstock	21	20	to stock in excess [...
overstood	16	14	OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
overstory	23	15	the highest level of...
overstrew	20	16	to strew or scatter...
overstudy	24	17	to study to excess [...
overstuff	22	20	to stuff to excess [...
overstunk	18	19	OVERSTINK, to stink...
oversways	26	18	OVERSWAY, to bear do...
overswear	19	16	to swear anew [v OVE...
oversweet	19	16	excessively sweet [a...
overswell	22	18	to swell or rise abo...
overswims	22	19	OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overswing	21	19	an excessive swing [...
overswore	19	16	OVERSWEAR, to swear...
oversworn	19	17	OVERSWEAR, to swear...
overswung	21	20	OVERSWING [v]
overtaken	16	18	OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtakes	17	17	OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtalks	19	18	OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasks	18	17	OVERTASK, to impose...
overtaxed	22	21	OVERTAX, to tax too...
overtaxes	22	20	OVERTAX, to tax too...
overteach	21	18	to teach too much [v...
overteems	17	16	OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthick	24	22	too thick [adj]
overthink	20	20	to think to excess [...
overthrew	22	18	OVERTHROW [v]
overthrow	22	18	a defeat [n -S] / to...
overtight	21	17	too tight [adj]
overtimed	18	17	OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimer	18	16	one who works overti...
overtimes	18	16	OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtimid	19	17	too timid [adj]
overtired	17	14	OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtires	17	13	OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtness	16	14	the state of being o...
overtoils	18	14	OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtones	15	14	OVERTONE, in music,...
overtower	19	16	to tower over or abo...
overtrade	16	14	to trade beyond one'...
overtrain	16	14	to train to excess [...
overtreat	16	13	to treat excessively...
overtrick	22	20	at bridge, a trick i...
overtrims	19	16	OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtrips	20	16	OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrump	21	20	to trump with a high...
overtrust	18	14	to trust excessively...
overtured	17	15	OVERTURE, to put for...
overtures	17	14	OVERTURE, to put for...
overturns	17	15	OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overtyped	25	19	OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overtypes	25	18	OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overurged	18	17	OVERURGE, to urge to...
overurges	18	16	OVERURGE, to urge to...
overusing	18	17	OVERUSE, to use too...
overvalue	19	19	to value too highly...
overveils	20	18	OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overviews	22	20	OVERVIEW, a summary...
overvivid	22	22	excessively vivid [a...
overvoted	18	18	OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overvotes	18	17	OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overwarms	21	19	OVERWARM, to warm to...
overwatch	25	21	to watch too much [v...
overwater	19	16	to water excessively...
overwears	19	16	OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overweary	25	18	to weary too much; t...
overweens	18	17	OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweigh	23	20	to exceed in weight;...
overwhelm	24	22	to crush with someth...
overwinds	20	18	OVERWIND, to wind to...
overwings	21	19	OVERWING, to fly ove...
overwords	20	17	OVERWORD, (Scots) th...
overworks	21	20	OVERWORK, to cause t...
overwound	19	19	OVERWIND, to wind to...
overwraps	22	19	OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwrest	20	16	to wrest or force fr...
overwrite	20	16	to write in a labour...
overwrote	19	16	OVERWRITE, to write...
overyears	22	15	OVERYEAR, to keep in...
overzeals	20	23	OVERZEAL, excess or...
palavered	19	18	PALAVER, to talk pro...
palaverer	19	17	one who palavers [n...
paloverde	19	18	(Spanish) a desert s...
passovers	19	16	PASSOVER, an annual...
perceiver	22	19	one who perceives [n...
persevere	18	16	to continue steadfas...
perverser	19	16	PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perverted	19	17	PERVERT, to turn awa...
perverter	19	16	one who perverts [n...
philavery	29	21	an idiosyncratic col...
polverine	19	18	(obsolete) barilla a...
pooveries	18	16	POOVERY, the state o...
positiver	20	16	POSITIVE, assertive,...
poverties	19	16	POVERTY, the state o...
preserver	19	16	one who preserves [n...
preverbal	22	20	relating to the peri...
primavera	20	19	(Italian) a kind of...
proverbed	21	20	PROVERB, to speak of...
pullovers	22	19	PULLOVER, a garment...
pulverine	20	19	barilla ash, used in...
pulvering	22	21	PULVER, to reduce to...
pulverise	21	18	to reduce to powder,...
pulverize	24	27	to reduce to powder...
pulverous	21	19	dusty or powder [adj...
pushovers	22	19	PUSHOVER, an easily...
quaverers	25	23	QUAVERER, one who qu...
quaverier	25	23	QUAVERY, shaky, quav...
quavering	26	26	shaky [adj QUAVERING...
quiverers	26	23	QUIVERER, one who qu...
quiverful	30	28	the contents of a qu...
quiverier	26	23	QUIVERY, quivering [...
quivering	27	26	shaking with a sligh...
quiverish	29	25	shaky, quivering [ad...
receivers	20	16	RECEIVER, one that r...
reconvert	19	17	to convert again [v...
recovered	19	17	RECOVER, to obtain a...
recoveree	18	16	the person against w...
recoverer	19	16	one who recovers [n...
recoveror	19	16	the demandant in a c...
redeliver	18	15	to deliver or give b...
relievers	18	14	RELIEVER, one who re...
relivered	18	15	RELIVER, to deliver...
renversed	16	15	RENVERSE, (archaic)...
renverses	16	14	RENVERSE, (archaic)...
repriever	19	16	one who reprieves [n...
reprovers	19	16	REPROVER, one who, o...
reservers	17	13	RESERVER, one who re...
resilvers	19	14	RESILVER, to cover w...
resolvers	18	14	RESOLVER, one that r...
retriever	17	13	one of a breed of la...
retrovert	17	13	to turn back [v -ED,...
reverable	19	17	worthy of reverence...
reverbing	20	19	REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverence	18	17	veneration [n -S] /...
reverends	16	15	REVEREND, a clergyma...
reverists	18	13	REVERIST, a person w...
reversals	18	14	REVERSAL, the act of...
reversely	24	16	REVERSE, in the oppo...
reversers	17	13	REVERSER, one who re...
reversing	18	16	REVERSE, to turn or...
reversion	16	14	the act of reverting...
revertant	16	14	(French) a mutant ge...
reverters	17	13	REVERTER, one who, o...
reverting	18	16	REVERT, to return to...
revertive	19	17	reverting, or tendin...
revolvers	20	18	REVOLVER, a pistol w...
riverains	17	14	RIVERAIN, a riversid...
riverbank	20	21	the bank of a river...
riverbeds	20	17	RIVERBED, the area c...
riverboat	19	16	a boat used for rive...
riverhead	19	16	the source of a rive...
riverless	19	14	without rivers [adj]
riverlike	20	18	like a river [adj]
riverside	18	14	the area at the side...
riverwalk	23	21	a walk beside a rive...
riverward	21	17	towards a river, als...
riverways	27	18	RIVERWAY, a river as...
riverweed	20	17	any plant of the gen...
rollovers	19	15	ROLLOVER, a motor ve...
sandivers	17	15	SANDIVER, scum forme...
screevers	20	16	SCREEVER, one who wr...
serveries	17	13	SERVERY, a room or r...
severable	19	17	that can be severed...
severally	25	17	SEVERAL, various [ad...
severalty	24	16	separateness; separa...
severance	18	17	the act of severing...
shiverers	20	15	SHIVERER, one who sh...
shiverier	20	15	SHIVERY, shivering [...
shivering	21	18	trembling with fear...
silverers	19	14	SILVERER, one who si...
silvereye	24	16	a greenish-coloured...
silverier	19	14	SILVERY, appearing l...
silvering	20	17	the act of coating w...
silverise	19	14	to cover with silver...
silverize	22	23	to cover with silver...
silvertip	22	17	a kind of grizzly be...
skivering	20	20	SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skydivers	26	20	SKYDIVER, one who pr...
slaverers	18	14	SLAVERER, one who sl...
slaveries	18	14	SLAVERY, the ownersh...
slavering	19	17	drooling [adj SLAVER...
sleepover	19	17	the custom of stayin...
slipcover	24	20	a cover for a book t...
slipovers	21	17	SLIPOVER, a garment...
sliverers	19	14	SLIVERER, one who sl...
slivering	20	17	SLIVER, to cut into...
softcover	22	19	a paperback book [n...
sovereign	17	16	supreme, also SOVRAN...
spillover	22	18	an overflow [n -S]
standover	16	15	a threatening or int...
stepovers	19	16	STEPOVER, an instanc...
stopovers	19	16	STOPOVER, a brief st...
subversal	21	18	the act of subvertin...
subversed	20	18	SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverses	20	17	SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverted	20	18	SUBVERT, to destroy...
subverter	20	17	one who, or that whi...
survivers	21	18	SURVIVER, one that s...
taivering	18	16	TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
takeovers	17	17	TAKEOVER, the act of...
taverners	16	14	TAVERNER, one who ru...
throwover	22	18	a piece of material...
timesaver	18	16	something that saves...
traversal	18	14	the action of traver...
traversed	17	14	TRAVERSE, to cross o...
traverser	17	13	one who traverses [n...
traverses	17	13	TRAVERSE, to cross o...
travertin	17	14	(Italian) a pale lim...
trouveres	17	14	TROUVERE, (French) o...
turnovers	17	15	TURNOVER, a small pi...
unaverage	16	17	not average [adj]
unaverted	16	16	not averted [adj]
uncovered	19	19	UNCOVER, to remove t...
universal	18	16	of the universe; com...
universes	17	15	UNIVERSE, the totali...
unpervert	19	18	to free from pervers...
unsevered	16	16	not severed [adj]
upheavers	21	19	UPHEAVER, one who up...
velverets	20	18	VELVERET, a kind of...
veracious	20	17	truthful; exact [adj...
verandaed	15	16	having a veranda, al...
verandahs	18	17	VERANDAH, (Hindi) a...
verapamil	21	20	a calcium channel bl...
veratrias	17	13	VERATRIA, a poisonou...
veratrine	16	14	an alkaloid or mixtu...
veratrins	17	14	VERATRIN, a poisonou...
veratrums	19	17	VERATRUM, (Latin) a...
verbalise	20	17	to put into words, a...
verbalism	22	20	undue attention to w...
verbalist	21	17	a person dealing in...
verbality	27	19	the state of being v...
verbalize	23	26	to put into words, a...
verballed	21	19	VERBAL, to take a po...
verbarian	18	17	a coiner of words [n...
verbascum	24	23	another name for the...
verberate	18	16	(archaic) to beat [v...
verbiages	20	18	VERBIAGE, a profusio...
verbicide	23	20	destruction of the m...
verbified	22	20	VERBIFY, to use as a...
verbifies	22	19	VERBIFY, to use as a...
verbosely	26	19	VERBOSE, wordy [adv]
verbosest	19	16	VERBOSE, wordy [adj]
verbosity	26	18	the state of being v...
verdantly	24	18	VERDANT, green with...
verdelhos	20	17	VERDELHO, (Portugues...
verderers	17	14	VERDERER, (historica...
verderors	17	14	VERDEROR, an officer...
verdigris	20	16	a green or bluish de...
verditers	18	14	VERDITER, (archaic)...
verdurous	18	16	green with growth [a...
vergences	20	19	VERGENCE, the simult...
verglases	19	16	VERGLAS, (French) a...
veridical	22	18	truthful; correspond...
verifiers	20	16	VERIFIER, one who ve...
verifying	27	21	VERIFY, to prove to...
veritable	20	17	true [adj VERITABLY]
veritably	27	19	VERITABLE, true [adv...
veritates	17	13	VERITAS, (Latin) tru...
verjuiced	23	27	VERJUICE, to make so...
verjuices	23	26	VERJUICE, to make so...
verligtes	20	16	VERLIGTE, a liberal...
vermeiled	19	18	VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeille	20	18	to make crimson [v V...
vermicide	22	20	a substance that kil...
vermicule	23	21	a small worm or inse...
vermiform	22	22	having the form of a...
vermifuge	22	22	a medicine or substa...
vermilies	20	17	VERMILY, (Spenser) v...
vermilion	19	18	bright red [adj] / a...
vermilled	21	19	VERMIL, to colour re...
verminate	17	17	to breed vermin [v V...
verminous	18	18	full of vermin [adj...
vermouths	21	19	VERMOUTH, (French) a...
vernacles	20	18	VERNACLE, a handkerc...
vernalise	17	15	to cause (plants) to...
vernality	24	17	the quality of being...
vernalize	20	24	to cause (plants) to...
vernation	15	15	the arrangement of t...
vernicles	21	18	VERNICLE, a handkerc...
veronicas	19	17	VERONICA, a handkerc...
veronique	24	24	(French) served with...
verqueres	25	23	VERQUERE, a form of...
verquires	26	23	VERQUIRE, a form of...
verrucose	20	17	covered with warty e...
verrucous	21	18	covered with warty e...
versatile	18	14	turning easily from...
verselets	18	14	VERSELET, a little v...
versicles	22	17	VERSICLE, a short ve...
versified	20	17	VERSIFY, to change f...
versifier	20	16	a maker of verses, a...
versifies	20	16	VERSIFY, to change f...
versiform	21	19	varying in form [adj...
versional	17	15	relating to a versio...
versioned	16	15	VERSION, to create a...
versioner	16	14	the producer of a ve...
vertebrae	18	16	VERTEBRA, a componen...
vertebral	20	17	of or like a vertebr...
vertebras	19	16	VERTEBRA, a componen...
verticals	22	17	VERTICAL, a vertical...
verticils	23	17	VERTICIL, a circular...
verticity	28	18	the power of turning...
vertigoes	18	15	VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertiport	20	16	an airport designed...
vertisols	19	14	VERTISOL, a type of...
vervelled	21	20	having vervels, ring...
vetiverts	20	17	VETIVERT, (Tamil) th...
viverrids	21	18	VIVERRID, a member o...
viverrine	19	18	a member of the ferr...
voiceover	21	20	a spoken commentary...
walkovers	22	21	WALKOVER, a race inv...
waveriest	20	16	WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
waverings	21	19	WAVERING, the act of...
whencever	24	22	from whatsoever plac...
whichever	28	23	any one, no matter w...
whosoever	21	18	every one who [pron]
windhover	22	20	the kestrel [n -S]
wingovers	21	19	WINGOVER, a flight m...
wolverene	19	18	a ferocious mustelid...
wolverine	20	18	a ferocious mustelid...
wrapovers	22	19	WRAPOVER, a skirt th...

10 letter words that contains VER

10 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverbials	22	19	ADVERBIAL, an adverb...
adversaria	18	15	miscellaneous notes;...
advertence	20	19	the act of adverting...
advertency	27	21	the act of adverting...
advertised	19	16	ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertiser	19	15	one who advertises,...
advertises	19	15	ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertized	22	25	ADVERTIZE, to draw a...
advertizer	22	24	one who advertises,...
advertizes	22	24	ADVERTIZE, to draw a...
almsgivers	23	20	ALMSGIVER, one who g...
animadvert	19	19	to comment criticall...
anteverted	17	16	ANTEVERT, to displac...
asseverate	17	14	to state positively,...
assevering	19	17	ASSEVER, to solemnly...
averagings	20	19	AVERAGING [n]
averseness	17	15	the state of being a...
aversively	28	21	AVERSIVE, relating t...
avertiment	19	18	(Milton) advertiseme...
beshivered	23	20	BESHIVER, to break i...
beslavered	21	19	BESLAVER, to slobber...
biliverdin	23	20	a green pigment pres...
biodiverse	21	18	of an environment, h...
cabdrivers	25	21	CABDRIVER, one who d...
cadaverine	20	19	a deadly ptomaine [n...
cadaverous	21	19	resembling a corpse,...
calaverite	22	18	a metallic pale yell...
cantilever	22	19	a kind of bridge [n...
caregivers	23	19	CAREGIVER, one who l...
carryovers	28	19	CARRYOVER, in accoun...
changeover	23	22	a conversion, transi...
cleverdick	28	26	an annoyingly clever...
cleverness	22	19	the quality of being...
cloverleaf	25	22	the pattern made by...
codiscover	25	21	to discover jointly...
conceivers	24	21	CONCEIVER, one who c...
conservers	21	18	CONSERVER, one who c...
contrivers	22	18	CONTRIVER, one who c...
controvert	21	18	to oppose; to argue...
convergent	21	21	tending to move towa...
converging	23	23	CONVERGE, to come to...
conversant	20	19	having knowledge or...
conversely	28	21	CONVERSE, reversed,...
conversers	21	18	CONVERSER, one who e...
conversing	22	21	CONVERSE, to speak t...
conversion	20	19	the act of convertin...
convertend	20	20	in logic, the propos...
converters	21	18	CONVERTER, something...
converting	22	21	CONVERT, to change i...
convertite	21	18	(archaic) a convert;...
convertive	23	22	relating to conversi...
convertors	21	18	CONVERTOR, something...
coveralled	23	20	wearing a coverall [...
covermount	22	22	to attach an item to...
coversines	21	18	COVERSINE, a functio...
coverslips	26	21	COVERSLIP, a loose c...
covertness	21	18	the state of being c...
covertures	22	18	COVERTURE, covering;...
crossovers	22	17	CROSSOVER, a road pa...
culvertage	24	21	(historical) the deg...
culverting	25	22	CULVERT, to channel...
deleverage	19	18	(of an organization)...
deliverers	20	16	DELIVERER, one who d...
deliveries	20	16	DELIVERY, the act of...
delivering	21	19	DELIVER, to take to...
desilvered	20	17	DESILVER, to remove...
discovered	22	19	DISCOVER, to find ou...
discoverer	22	18	one who discovers [n...
disprovers	22	18	DISPROVER, one who d...
dissevered	19	16	DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshivers	23	17	DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
dissolvers	21	16	DISSOLVER, something...
divergence	22	21	a drawing apart (as...
divergency	29	23	a drawing apart, as...
diversions	19	16	DIVERSION, the act o...
divertible	23	19	capable of being div...
driverless	21	16	without a driver [ad...
duckshover	26	25	(Australian) one who...
dustcovers	23	19	DUSTCOVER, a cover t...
earthmover	21	19	any piece of machine...
echeverias	23	19	ECHEVERIA, a kind of...
empoverish	24	22	(obsolete) to make p...
enfevering	20	21	ENFEVER, to excite f...
envermeils	20	19	ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
everduring	20	19	everlasting [adj]
everglades	20	18	EVERGLADE, a swampy...
evergreens	18	17	EVERGREEN, a tree or...
everyplace	30	23	everywhere [adv]
everything	28	21	all that exists [pro...
everywhere	29	21	in every place or pa...
everywoman	27	23	the typical or ordin...
everywomen	27	23	EVERYWOMAN, the typi...
extraverts	25	21	EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extroverts	25	21	EXTROVERT, to turn o...
feverishly	31	22	FEVERISH, having a f...
feverously	28	21	FEVEROUS, affected w...
feverroots	20	17	FEVERROOT, an Americ...
feverweeds	23	21	FEVERWEED, a plant t...
feverworts	24	20	FEVERWORT, a coarse...
flashovers	24	20	FLASHOVER, an electr...
freedivers	21	18	FREEDIVER, one who e...
governable	21	21	that can be governed...
governalls	21	19	GOVERNALL, (Spenser)...
governance	20	21	exercise of authorit...
governante	17	18	a female governor or...
governessy	25	19	like a governess [ad...
government	19	21	a group in a parliam...
hardcovers	24	20	HARDCOVER, a book in...
haversacks	25	23	HAVERSACK, a bag wor...
haversines	20	17	HAVERSINE, half the...
helldivers	24	19	HELLDIVER, a small g...
hooverings	21	19	HOOVERING, the act o...
hovercraft	26	22	a vehicle that is ab...
hoverflies	24	20	HOVERFLY, a fly note...
hoveringly	29	22	HOVERING [adv]
hoverports	23	19	HOVERPORT, a port fo...
hovertrain	20	17	a train that moves s...
howsomever	24	22	in whatever manner,...
impoverish	25	22	to make poor, also E...
introverts	19	15	INTROVERT, to turn i...
inveracity	28	20	want of veracity [n...
inverities	19	15	INVERITY, lack of tr...
inversions	18	16	INVERSION, the act o...
invertases	18	15	INVERTASE, an enzyme...
invertedly	26	19	INVERTED [adv]
invertible	22	19	capable of being inv...
irreverent	18	15	lacking reverence [a...
ivermectin	23	21	a drug used in veter...
laverbread	21	19	a kind of bread made...
laverocked	23	23	LAVEROCK, to catch l...
leveraging	21	20	LEVERAGE, to provide...
lifesavers	22	18	LIFESAVER, the saver...
liverishly	31	20	LIVERISH, having a l...
liverworts	24	18	LIVERWORT, any bryop...
liverwurst	25	19	liver sausage [n -S]
maneuvered	18	20	MANEUVER, to perform...
maneuverer	18	19	one who maneuvers, a...
mavericked	24	25	MAVERICK, to seize w...
metaverses	19	17	METAVERSE, a 3D virt...
misaverred	20	18	MISAVER, to speak er...
misbehaver	24	22	one who misbehaves [...
misgoverns	21	20	MISGOVERN, to govern...
mouseovers	19	18	MOUSEOVER, on a web...
multiverse	22	19	the sum of all unive...
neckverses	22	22	NECKVERSE, the test...
neverminds	19	20	NEVERMIND, (US) a ma...
nondrivers	18	17	NONDRIVER, one who d...
obversions	20	18	OBVERSION, the act o...
outdeliver	20	17	to surpass in delive...
overabound	19	20	to be exceedingly pl...
overacting	22	20	OVERACT, to act with...
overaction	20	18	exaggerated or exces...
overactive	23	21	excessively or abnor...
overarched	23	20	OVERARCH, to form an...
overarches	23	19	OVERARCH, to form an...
overarming	20	20	OVERARM, to throw a...
overassert	18	14	to assert to excess...
overbaking	22	24	OVERBAKE, to bake to...
overbeaten	18	18	OVERBEAT, to beat to...
overbetted	20	18	OVERBET, to bet too...
overbidden	20	20	OVERBID, to bid or o...
overbidder	21	19	one who makes unduly...
overbilled	23	20	OVERBILL, to bill to...
overbleach	26	23	to bleach to excess...
overblouse	21	19	a garment worn over...
overboiled	21	19	OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overboldly	29	22	OVERBOLD, excessivel...
overbooked	20	22	OVERBOOK, to book in...
overborrow	23	20	to borrow to excess...
overbought	24	22	OVERBUY, to buy too...
overbounds	20	20	OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbraked	21	22	OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbrakes	21	21	OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbreeds	20	18	OVERBREED, to breed...
overbridge	22	20	to span with a bridg...
overbriefs	23	20	OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbright	25	21	excessively bright [...
overbrowed	23	21	OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbrowse	23	20	to browse to excess...
overbrutal	22	19	excessively brutal [...
overbuilds	23	20	OVERBUILD, to build...
overbulked	23	24	OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburden	20	20	to overload, also OV...
overburned	20	20	OVERBURN, to burn to...
overbusied	21	19	OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overbusies	21	18	OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overbuying	28	23	OVERBUY, to buy too...
overcalled	23	20	OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcanopy	28	23	to cover as with a c...
overcasted	21	18	OVERCAST, to sew sti...
overcaught	25	22	OVERCATCH, to overta...
overcharge	24	21	to charge too much [...
overchecks	28	26	OVERCHECK, a large p...
overchills	27	21	OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaims	24	21	OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overcleans	21	19	OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overclears	22	18	OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclocks	27	25	OVERCLOCK, to run a...
overclouds	23	20	OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overcloyed	28	21	OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overcolors	22	18	OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcolour	22	19	to colour to excess,...
overcomers	22	20	OVERCOMER, one who o...
overcoming	23	23	OVERCOME, to get the...
overcommit	24	23	to commit excessivel...
overcooked	21	22	OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcooled	21	19	OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcounts	21	19	OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovers	23	21	OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcrawed	24	21	OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcrowds	25	21	OVERCROWD, to crowd...
overcrowed	24	21	OVERCROW, to triumph...
overcuring	23	21	OVERCURE, to cure to...
overdaring	19	18	OVERDARE, to become...
overdecked	22	23	OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdesign	19	18	to design to excess...
overdirect	22	18	to direct excessivel...
overdosage	18	17	an overdose [n -S]
overdosing	19	18	OVERDOSE, to give an...
overdrafts	21	18	OVERDRAFT, the overd...
overdrinks	20	20	OVERDRINK, to drink...
overdriven	20	20	OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdrives	21	19	OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdrying	26	20	OVERDRY, to dry too...
overdubbed	23	23	OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdusted	19	17	OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overdyeing	25	20	OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeaters	17	14	OVEREATER, one who o...
overeating	18	17	excessive eating [n...
overedited	18	16	OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overegging	21	21	OVEREGG, as in the p...
overemoted	18	18	OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overemotes	18	17	OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overequips	29	27	OVEREQUIP, to equip,...
overexcite	27	24	to excite too much [...
overexerts	24	21	OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexpand	25	26	to expand excessivel...
overexpose	25	24	to expose excessivel...
overextend	23	23	to extend beyond a s...
overeyeing	24	19	OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfacile	24	21	too facile [adj]
overfallen	21	20	OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfavors	22	21	OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overfavour	22	22	to favour excessivel...
overfeared	19	18	OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfilled	23	20	OVERFILL, to fill to...
overfished	23	20	OVERFISH, to deplete...
overfishes	23	19	OVERFISH, to deplete...
overflight	26	22	a passage over an ar...
overfloods	21	19	OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overflowed	24	22	OVERFLOW, to flow ov...
overflying	29	23	OVERFLY, to fly over...
overfolded	21	20	OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overfondly	27	22	OVERFOND, foolish to...
overfreely	27	20	OVERFREE, too libera...
overfulfil	26	23	to fulfil excessivel...
overfunded	20	21	OVERFUND, to fund mo...
overgalled	21	19	OVERGALL, to greatly...
overgeared	18	17	OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgilded	21	19	OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirded	20	18	OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgiving	23	23	OVERGIVE, to give up...
overglance	22	21	to glance over [v OV...
overglazed	23	27	OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overglazes	23	26	OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overglooms	21	20	OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgoaded	18	18	OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgoings	20	19	OVERGOING, a passing...
overgorged	20	19	OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgorges	20	18	OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgovern	20	21	to govern to excess...
overgraded	19	18	OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrades	19	17	OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrains	19	17	OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrazed	22	26	OVERGRAZE, to graze...
overgrazes	22	25	OVERGRAZE, to graze...
overgreedy	25	19	excessively greedy [...
overgreens	18	17	OVERGREEN, to cover...
overground	19	19	situated over or abo...
overgrowth	25	21	excessive growth [n...
overhailed	21	18	OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhailes	21	17	OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhaling	22	20	OVERHALE, (Spenser)...
overhanded	19	19	OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhandle	20	19	to handle, or use, t...
overhastes	20	16	OVERHASTE [v]
overhating	21	19	OVERHATE, to hate to...
overhauled	21	19	OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheaped	21	20	OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overheated	19	17	OVERHEAT, to heat to...
overhonors	19	17	OVERHONOR, to honor...
overhonour	19	18	to honour excessivel...
overhoping	23	22	OVERHOPE, to hope ex...
overhunted	20	19	OVERHUNT, to deplete...
overhyping	30	24	OVERHYPE, to hype to...
overinform	21	21	to inform excessivel...
overinsure	18	16	to insure to excess...
overissued	19	16	OVERISSUE, to issue...
overissues	19	15	OVERISSUE, to issue...
overjoying	27	28	OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjumped	24	31	OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkilled	22	21	OVERKILL, to destroy...
overlabors	21	18	OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlabour	21	19	(archaic) to labour...
overlading	20	19	OVERLADE, to load wi...
overlanded	18	18	OVERLAND [v]
overlander	18	17	(Australian) a perso...
overlapped	23	22	OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlarded	19	17	OVERLARD, to smear o...
overlaunch	24	22	in shipbuilding, to...
overlavish	24	21	lavish to excess [ad...
overlaying	26	20	the act of overlayin...
overleaped	20	19	OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overlearns	18	16	OVERLEARN, to contin...
overlearnt	18	16	OVERLEARN, to contin...
overleaven	19	20	to leaven too much [...
overlength	22	20	excessive length [n...
overlights	24	19	OVERLIGHT, to light...
overliving	23	22	OVERLIVE, to outlive...
overloaded	18	17	OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlocked	23	23	OVERLOCK, to oversew...
overlocker	23	22	a person or machine...
overlooked	19	20	OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlooker	19	19	one who overlooks [n...
overlorded	19	17	OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overloving	22	22	OVERLOVE, to love to...
overmanage	18	20	to manage to excess...
overmanies	18	18	OVERMANY, an excess...
overmanned	17	20	OVERMAN, to provide...
overmantel	19	19	an ornamental struct...
overmasted	19	18	OVERMAST, to provide...
overmaster	19	17	to overpower [v -ED,...
overmatter	19	17	overset type matter,...
overmature	19	18	excessively mature [...
overmelted	20	19	OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmighty	30	23	too powerful [adj]
overmilked	22	23	OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmining	20	21	OVERMINE, to mine to...
overmixing	27	27	OVERMIX, to mix too...
overmodest	19	18	modest to excess [ad...
overmounts	19	19	OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmuches	25	23	OVERMUCH, an excess...
overnaming	19	21	OVERNAME, to repeat...
overnetted	17	16	OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnicely	28	21	OVERNICE, excessivel...
overnights	22	19	OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overoffice	25	23	to domineer over by...
overpacked	24	25	OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpaints	20	18	OVERPAINT, to color...
overparted	20	18	OVERPART, to give an...
overpassed	20	18	OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpasses	20	17	OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpaying	27	22	OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpedals	21	19	OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeered	19	18	OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overpeople	22	21	to people too densel...
overplaced	24	22	placed above [adj]
overplaids	22	19	OVERPLAID, a textile...
overplants	21	19	OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplayed	27	21	OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overpluses	22	19	OVERPLUS, a surplus...
overplying	29	23	OVERPLY, to ply to e...
overpoised	20	18	OVERPOISE, to burden...
overpoises	20	17	OVERPOISE, to burden...
overposted	20	18	OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpotent	19	18	too potent or powerf...
overpowers	23	20	OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraise	20	17	to praise excessivel...
overpriced	24	21	OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprices	24	20	OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprints	21	18	OVERPRINT, to print...
overprized	24	27	OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overprizes	24	26	OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overproofs	22	20	OVERPROOF, a spirit...
overpumped	24	25	OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overracked	22	22	OVERRACK, to overstr...
overraking	20	21	OVERRAKE, to sweep o...
overranked	18	20	OVERRANK, to assign...
overrashly	28	19	OVERRASH, excessivel...
overrating	19	17	OVERRATE, to rate to...
overraught	22	19	OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacts	21	17	OVERREACT, to react...
overreckon	21	22	to reckon too highly...
overredded	18	17	OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrefine	19	18	to refine excessivel...
overreport	20	17	to report to excess...
overridden	18	17	OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overriders	19	15	OVERRIDER, either of...
overriding	20	18	OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overripens	20	18	OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasts	18	14	OVERROAST, to roast...
overruffed	23	22	OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overrulers	20	16	OVERRULER, one who o...
overruling	21	19	the act of overrulin...
overrunner	17	17	one that overruns [n...
oversailed	19	16	OVERSAIL, to project...
oversalted	19	16	OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversauced	21	19	OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
oversauces	21	18	OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
oversaving	21	21	OVERSAVE, to save to...
overscaled	22	19	oversize, also OVERS...
overscored	21	18	OVERSCORE, to score...
overscores	21	17	OVERSCORE, to score...
overseeded	17	16	OVERSEED, to seed to...
overseeing	18	17	OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversewing	22	20	OVERSEW, to sew over...
overshaded	20	18	OVERSHADE, to cover...
overshades	20	17	OVERSHADE, to cover...
overshadow	23	20	to cast a shadow ove...
overshines	20	17	OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshirts	22	16	OVERSHIRT, a shirt w...
overshoots	20	16	OVERSHOOT, to shoot...
overshower	23	19	to shower over [v -E...
oversights	23	18	OVERSIGHT [v]
oversimple	23	21	too simple [adj OVER...
oversimply	30	23	OVERSIMPLE, too simp...
oversizing	23	26	OVERSIZE, to cover w...
overskirts	21	18	OVERSKIRT, an upper...
overslaugh	23	20	exemption from duty...
oversleeps	21	18	OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
oversleeve	20	19	a sleeve that goes o...
oversmoked	20	22	OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversmokes	20	21	OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversoaked	18	19	OVERSOAK, to soak to...
oversowing	22	20	OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspends	20	19	OVERSPEND, to spend...
overspiced	24	21	OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspices	24	20	OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspills	24	19	OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspread	20	18	to spread over or ab...
overstaffs	23	20	OVERSTAFF, to employ...
overstains	18	15	OVERSTAIN, to cover...
overstands	18	16	OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
overstared	18	15	OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstares	18	14	OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstated	18	15	OVERSTATE, to state...
overstates	18	14	OVERSTATE, to state...
overstayed	24	17	OVERSTAY, to stay be...
overstayer	24	16	an immigrant worker...
oversteers	18	14	OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstinks	20	19	OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstocks	23	21	OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstorey	24	16	the highest level of...
overstrain	18	15	to strain to excess...
overstress	19	14	to stress to excess...
overstrewn	21	18	OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstrews	22	17	OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstride	19	15	to stride over, acro...
overstrike	20	18	to strike beyond [v...
overstrode	18	15	OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstrong	19	17	too strong [adj]
overstruck	24	22	OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstrung	20	18	too highly strung [a...
overstuffs	24	21	OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
oversubtle	22	19	too subtle [adj]
oversudsed	19	17	OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversudses	19	16	OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversupped	23	22	OVERSUP, to sup to e...
oversupply	31	24	to supply to excess...
overswayed	27	20	OVERSWAY, to bear do...
overswears	21	17	OVERSWEAR, to swear...
overswells	24	19	OVERSWELL, to swell...
overswings	23	20	OVERSWING [v]
overtaking	20	21	OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtalked	20	20	OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasked	19	19	OVERTASK, to impose...
overtaught	22	19	OVERTEACH, to teach...
overtaxing	25	24	OVERTAX, to tax too...
overteemed	18	18	OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthinks	22	21	OVERTHINK, to think...
overthrown	23	20	OVERTHROW [v]
overthrows	24	19	OVERTHROW [v]
overthrust	22	17	a fault at a low ang...
overthwart	24	19	to lie athwart [v OV...
overtimely	27	20	(obsolete) too timel...
overtimers	20	17	OVERTIMER, one who w...
overtiming	21	20	OVERTIME, to exceed...
overtipped	23	21	OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtiring	20	17	OVERTIRE, to tire ex...
overtoiled	19	16	OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtopped	22	21	OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overtowers	21	17	OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtraded	18	16	OVERTRADE, to trade...
overtrades	18	15	OVERTRADE, to trade...
overtrains	18	15	OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreats	18	14	OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtricks	24	21	OVERTRICK, at bridge...
overtrumps	23	21	OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusts	20	15	OVERTRUST, to trust...
overturing	20	18	OVERTURE, to put for...
overturned	18	17	OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overturner	18	16	one who overturns [n...
overtyping	28	22	OVERTYPE, to type ov...
overurging	21	20	OVERURGE, to urge to...
overvalued	21	21	OVERVALUE, to value...
overvalues	21	20	OVERVALUE, to value...
overveiled	21	20	OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overvoting	21	21	OVERVOTE, to defeat...
overwarmed	22	21	OVERWARM, to warm to...
overwashes	23	19	OVERWASH, material c...
overwaters	21	17	OVERWATER, to water...
overweened	19	19	OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweighs	25	21	OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overweight	25	21	to give too much wei...
overwetted	21	18	OVERWET, to wet too...
overwhelms	26	23	OVERWHELM, to crush...
overwinged	22	21	OVERWING, to fly ove...
overwinter	21	18	to last through or p...
overwisely	29	20	OVERWISE, too wise;...
overworked	22	22	OVERWORK, to cause t...
overwrests	22	17	OVERWREST, to wrest...
overwrites	22	17	OVERWRITE, to write...
overyeared	23	17	OVERYEAR, to keep in...
palaverers	21	18	PALAVERER, one who p...
palavering	22	21	PALAVER, to talk pro...
paloverdes	21	19	PALOVERDE, (Spanish)...
papaverine	21	21	an alkaloid derived...
papaverous	22	21	of or relating to po...
perceivers	24	20	PERCEIVER, one who p...
persevered	20	18	PERSEVERE, to contin...
perseveres	20	17	PERSEVERE, to contin...
perversely	28	20	PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perversest	21	17	PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perversion	20	18	the action of perver...
perversity	28	19	the quality of being...
perversive	23	21	tending to pervert [...
perverters	21	17	PERVERTER, one who p...
perverting	22	20	PERVERT, to turn awa...
polverines	21	19	POLVERINE, (obsolete...
preaverred	20	18	PREAVER, to aver bef...
preservers	21	17	PRESERVER, one who p...
primaveras	22	20	PRIMAVERA, (Italian)...
proslavery	28	20	in favour of slavery...
proverbial	24	21	of or like a proverb...
proverbing	24	23	PROVERB, to speak of...
pulverable	25	23	that can be reduced...
pulverines	22	20	PULVERINE, barilla a...
pulverised	23	20	PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulveriser	23	19	one who pulverises,...
pulverises	23	19	PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulverized	26	29	PULVERIZE, to reduce...
pulverizer	26	28	one who pulverizes,...
pulverizes	26	28	PULVERIZE, to reduce...
quaveriest	27	24	QUAVERY, shaky, quav...
quaverings	28	27	QUAVERING, the act o...
quiverfuls	32	29	QUIVERFUL, the conte...
quiveriest	28	24	QUIVERY, quivering [...
quiverings	29	27	QUIVERING, the act o...
reconverts	21	18	RECONVERT, to conver...
recoverees	20	17	RECOVEREE, the perso...
recoverers	21	17	RECOVERER, one who r...
recoveries	21	17	RECOVERY, an economi...
recovering	22	20	RECOVER, to obtain a...
recoverors	21	17	RECOVEROR, the deman...
redelivers	20	16	REDELIVER, to delive...
redelivery	26	18	the act of deliverin...
rediscover	22	18	to discover again [v...
relivering	21	18	RELIVER, to deliver...
renversing	19	18	RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reprievers	21	17	REPRIEVER, one who r...
resilvered	20	16	RESILVER, to cover w...
retrievers	19	14	RETRIEVER, one of a...
retroverse	18	14	turned backwards [ad...
retroverts	19	14	RETROVERT, to turn b...
reverenced	20	19	REVERENCE, to venera...
reverencer	20	18	one who reverences [...
reverences	20	18	REVERENCE, to venera...
reverently	25	18	REVERENT, deeply res...
reverified	21	18	REVERIFY, to verify...
reverifies	21	17	REVERIFY, to verify...
reversedly	26	18	REVERSED [adv]
reversible	22	18	capable of being rev...
reversibly	29	20	REVERSIBLE, capable...
reversings	20	17	REVERSING [n]
reversions	18	15	REVERSION, the act o...
reversises	19	14	REVERSIS, an old car...
revertants	18	15	REVERTANT, (French)...
revertible	22	18	capable of being rev...
riverbanks	22	22	RIVERBANK, the bank...
riverboats	21	17	RIVERBOAT, a boat us...
rivercraft	25	20	a craft suitable for...
riverfront	21	18	the land or area alo...
riverheads	21	17	RIVERHEAD, the sourc...
riverscape	24	20	a view of a river [n...
riversides	20	15	RIVERSIDE, the area...
riverwalks	25	22	RIVERWALK, a walk be...
riverwards	23	18	towards a river, als...
riverweeds	22	18	RIVERWEED, any plant...
rootserver	18	14	a computer that acts...
salverform	23	21	of a corolla, having...
semiquaver	28	27	a 1/16 note in music...
severances	20	18	SEVERANCE, the act o...
severeness	17	15	severity [n -ES]
severities	19	14	SEVERITY, the state...
shiveriest	22	16	SHIVERY, shivering [...
shiverings	23	19	SHIVERING, the act o...
sidelevers	20	16	(Australian slang) s...
silverback	27	25	an older male gorill...
silverbill	26	20	an Old World finch o...
silvereyes	26	17	SILVEREYE, a greenis...
silverfish	26	20	any of various silve...
silverhorn	22	18	any of various usual...
silveriest	21	15	SILVERY, appearing l...
silverings	22	18	SILVERING, the act o...
silverised	21	16	SILVERISE, to cover...
silverises	21	15	SILVERISE, to cover...
silverized	24	25	SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverizes	24	24	SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverling	23	19	in the Bible, a smal...
silverside	21	16	a cut of beef taken...
silverskin	22	20	the fine skin of a c...
silvertail	22	16	(Australian slang) a...
silvertips	24	18	SILVERTIP, a kind of...
silverware	23	18	items, esp. tablewar...
silverweed	23	19	a perennial rosaceou...
slaverings	21	18	SLAVERING, letting s...
sleepovers	21	18	SLEEPOVER, the custo...
slipcovers	26	21	SLIPCOVER, a cover f...
softcovers	24	20	SOFTCOVER, a paperba...
sovereigns	19	17	SOVEREIGN, in pre-de...
spillovers	24	19	SPILLOVER, an overfl...
spivveries	24	21	SPIVVERY, the world...
standovers	18	16	STANDOVER, a threate...
strikeover	20	18	an act or instance o...
subaverage	21	20	below average [adj]
subversals	23	19	SUBVERSAL, the act o...
subversing	23	21	SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subversion	21	19	the act of subvertin...
subversive	24	22	tending to subvert [...
subverters	22	18	SUBVERTER, one who,...
subverting	23	21	SUBVERT, to destroy...
supercover	24	21	an insurance policy...
supersaver	21	18	an exceptional barga...
switchover	28	22	the act of switching...
televerite	19	15	the televising of sc...
thieveries	21	16	THIEVERY, the act of...
throwovers	24	19	THROWOVER, a piece o...
timesavers	20	17	TIMESAVER, something...
timeserver	20	17	a person who cynical...
transverse	18	15	crossways [adj TRANS...
traversals	20	15	TRAVERSAL, the actio...
traversers	19	14	TRAVERSER, one who t...
traversing	20	17	the act of traversin...
travertine	18	15	(Italian) a pale lim...
travertins	19	15	TRAVERTIN, (Italian)...
turnverein	18	17	a club of turners or...
unbeavered	19	20	(archaic) without a...
unbeliever	21	20	one that does not be...
uncovering	22	22	UNCOVER, to remove t...
undeceiver	21	20	one who undeceives [...
undercover	21	20	clandestine [adj]
undeserver	18	17	(Shakespeare) one wh...
undiverted	19	18	not diverted [adj]
ungoverned	18	20	not governed [adj]
universals	20	17	UNIVERSAL, something...
university	26	18	an institution of hi...
unovercome	21	22	not overcome [adj]
unperverts	21	19	UNPERVERT, to free f...
unreverend	17	18	not reverend [adj]
unreverent	17	17	irreverent [adj]
unreversed	18	17	not reversed [adj]
unreverted	18	17	not turned back [adj...
unveracity	28	21	want of veracity [n...
unverified	21	20	not verified [adj]
unwavering	22	22	not wavering [adj UN...
veracities	22	17	VERACITY, conformity...
verandahed	19	19	having a verandah, a...
verapamils	23	21	VERAPAMIL, a calcium...
veratrines	18	15	VERATRINE, an alkalo...
verbalised	22	19	VERBALISE, to put in...
verbaliser	22	18	one who verbalises,...
verbalises	22	18	VERBALISE, to put in...
verbalisms	24	21	VERBALISM, undue att...
verbalists	23	18	VERBALIST, a person...
verbalized	25	28	VERBALIZE, to put in...
verbalizer	25	27	one who verbalizes,...
verbalizes	25	27	VERBALIZE, to put in...
verballing	24	22	VERBAL, to take a po...
verbarians	20	18	VERBARIAN, a coiner...
verbascums	26	24	VERBASCUM, another n...
verberated	20	18	VERBERATE, (archaic)...
verberates	20	17	VERBERATE, (archaic)...
verbicides	25	21	VERBICIDE, destructi...
verbifying	31	25	VERBIFY, to use as a...
verdancies	21	19	VERDANCY, the state...
vergeboard	21	20	a board projecting f...
vergencies	22	20	VERGENCY, the act of...
vergership	25	21	the office of verger...
veridicous	23	19	truthful [adj]
verifiable	24	21	that can be verified...
verifiably	31	23	VERIFIABLE, that can...
verjuicing	26	30	VERJUICE, to make so...
verkrampte	23	24	(Afrikaans) one who...
vermeiling	22	21	VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeilled	22	20	VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermeilles	22	19	VERMEILLE [n]
vermicelli	26	22	(Italian) a very sle...
vermicidal	25	22	suitable for killing...
vermicides	24	21	VERMICIDE, a substan...
vermicular	25	22	resembling a worm in...
vermicules	25	22	VERMICULE, a small w...
vermifugal	25	24	serving to expel wor...
vermifuges	24	23	VERMIFUGE, a medicin...
vermilions	21	19	VERMILION, to make v...
vermilling	24	22	VERMIL, to colour re...
vermillion	22	20	bright red [adj] / a...
verminated	19	19	VERMINATE, to breed...
verminates	19	18	VERMINATE, to breed...
vernacular	22	20	indigenous, native,...
vernalised	19	17	VERNALISE, to cause...
vernalises	19	16	VERNALISE, to cause...
vernalized	22	26	VERNALIZE, to cause...
vernalizes	22	25	VERNALIZE, to cause...
vernations	17	16	VERNATION, the arran...
vernissage	19	17	(French) a private s...
versicolor	23	18	of variable or vario...
versicular	24	19	of or in verse [adj]
versifiers	22	17	VERSIFIER, a maker o...
versifying	29	22	VERSIFY, to change f...
versioners	18	15	VERSIONER, the produ...
versioning	19	18	the adaptation of cl...
versionist	19	15	the producer of a ve...
vertebrate	20	17	a backboned animal,...
vertically	31	21	VERTICAL, upright [a...
vertigines	20	17	VERTIGO, dizziness [...
vertiports	22	17	VERTIPORT, an airpor...
viverrines	21	19	VIVERRINE, a member...
voiceovers	23	21	VOICEOVER, a spoken...
waveringly	30	23	WAVERING, vacillatin...
weaverbird	24	21	a weaver finch [n -S...
whatsoever	23	19	whatever [pron]
whensoever	22	20	at any time whatever...
whomsoever	24	22	the objective of who...
windhovers	24	21	WINDHOVER, the kestr...
wolverenes	21	19	WOLVERENE, a ferocio...
wolverines	22	19	WOLVERINE, a ferocio...
woodcarver	24	21	a craftsman who carv...

11 letter words that contains VER

11 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverbially	31	23	ADVERBIAL, relating...
advergaming	23	24	a method of interact...
adversarial	21	17	combative, anatgonis...
adversaries	20	16	ADVERSARY, an oppone...
adversative	22	20	expressing oppositio...
adverseness	19	17	the quality of being...
adversities	21	16	ADVERSITY, a state,...
advertences	22	20	ADVERTENCE, the act...
advertently	27	20	ADVERTENT, attentive...
advertisers	21	16	ADVERTISER, one who...
advertising	22	19	ADVERTISE, to draw a...
advertizers	24	25	ADVERTIZER, one who...
advertizing	25	28	the business of prod...
advertorial	21	17	an advertisement pre...
ambiversion	23	22	the state of being a...
animadverts	21	20	ANIMADVERT, to comme...
anniversary	25	19	the annual recurrenc...
anteversion	18	17	the abnormal tipping...
anteverting	20	19	ANTEVERT, to displac...
antipoverty	28	21	opposed to poverty [...
antislavery	27	19	opposed to slavery [...
asseverated	19	16	ASSEVERATE, to state...
asseverates	19	15	ASSEVERATE, to state...
autoreverse	19	16	a system in a tape p...
averageness	19	18	the state of being a...
averruncate	22	20	(archaic) to ward of...
avertiments	21	19	AVERTIMENT, (Milton)...
beaverboard	23	22	a building-board of...
bedcovering	26	25	linen etc. used to c...
beshivering	26	23	BESHIVER, to break i...
beslavering	24	22	BESLAVER, to slobber...
biliverdins	25	21	BILIVERDIN, a green...
cadaverines	22	20	CADAVERINE, a deadly...
calaverites	24	19	CALAVERITE, a metall...
cantilevers	24	20	CANTILEVER, to proje...
cavernously	30	23	CAVERNOUS, large and...
cavernulous	24	22	full of small caviti...
changeovers	25	23	CHANGEOVER, a conver...
cleverality	32	22	(Scots) cleverness [...
cleverdicks	30	27	CLEVERDICK, an annoy...
clovergrass	26	21	clover as pasturage...
cloverleafs	27	23	CLOVERLEAF, the patt...
codiscovers	27	22	CODISCOVER, to disco...
conniveries	22	20	CONNIVERY, an act of...
controverse	22	19	(archaic) a dispute...
controversy	29	21	the action of disput...
controverts	23	19	CONTROVERT, to oppos...
convergence	25	25	the state of being c...
convergency	32	27	the state of being c...
conversable	25	23	able to be converese...
conversably	32	25	CONVERSABLE, able to...
conversance	24	23	the state of being c...
conversancy	31	25	the state of being c...
conversions	22	20	CONVERSION, the act...
convertends	22	21	CONVERTEND, in logic...
convertible	26	23	that can be converte...
convertibly	33	25	CONVERTIBLE, that ca...
convertites	23	19	CONVERTITE, (archaic...
covermounts	24	23	COVERMOUNT, to attac...
cruciverbal	31	26	related to crossword...
culverineer	24	21	one who uses a culve...
culvertages	26	22	CULVERTAGE, (histori...
deleveraged	21	20	DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deleverages	21	19	DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliverable	24	21	an item named in a c...
deliverance	23	21	the act of deliverin...
deliveryman	28	23	a person who deliver...
deliverymen	28	23	DELIVERYMAN, a perso...
desilvering	23	20	DESILVER, to remove...
desilverise	22	17	to remove the silver...
desilverize	25	26	to remove the silver...
deverbative	24	23	a noun derived from...
disapprover	25	22	one who disapproves...
disbeliever	24	20	one who disbelieves...
discoverers	24	19	DISCOVERER, one who...
discoveries	24	19	DISCOVERY, the act o...
discovering	25	22	DISCOVER, to find ou...
dissevering	22	19	DISSEVER, to sever,...
disshivered	24	19	DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
divergement	22	22	the act of diverging...
divergences	24	22	DIVERGENCE, a drawin...
divergently	29	22	DIVERGENT, diverging...
divergingly	31	24	DIVERGING [adv]
diverseness	20	17	the state of being d...
diversified	24	20	DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversifier	24	19	one who diversifies...
diversifies	24	19	DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversiform	25	22	of diverse form [adj...
diversional	21	18	relating to a divers...
diversities	22	16	DIVERSITY, variety [...
diverticula	26	21	DIVERTICULUM, a blin...
divertingly	30	22	DIVERTING [adv]
duckshovers	28	26	DUCKSHOVER, (Austral...
earthmovers	23	20	EARTHMOVER, any piec...
engraveries	20	18	ENGRAVERY, (obsolete...
envermeiled	21	21	ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
everlasting	22	19	lasting forever [adj...
everywhence	33	26	from all directions...
extraverted	26	23	EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extravertly	34	25	EXTRAVERT [adv]
extroverted	26	23	EXTROVERT, to turn o...
extrovertly	34	25	EXTROVERT [adv]
forevermore	22	21	forever [adj]
foreverness	21	19	the state of lasting...
gouvernante	19	20	(archaic) a governes...
governances	22	22	GOVERNANCE, exercise...
governantes	19	19	GOVERNANTE, a female...
governessed	20	19	GOVERNESS, to act as...
governesses	20	18	GOVERNESS, to act as...
governments	21	22	GOVERNMENT, a group...
governorate	19	18	the office of govern...
graverobber	25	23	one who robs graves...
hovercrafts	28	23	HOVERCRAFT, a vehicl...
hovertrains	22	18	HOVERTRAIN, a train...
howsomdever	26	24	in whatever manner,...
inadvertent	19	18	not focusing the min...
inseverable	22	20	that cannot be sever...
interweaver	22	19	one who interweaves...
introverted	20	17	INTROVERT, to turn i...
invernesses	19	17	INVERNESS, a loose o...
invertebral	23	20	invertebrate [adj]
irreverence	22	19	lack of reverence [n...
ivermectins	25	22	IVERMECTIN, a drug u...
laverbreads	23	20	LAVERBREAD, a kind o...
laverocking	26	26	LAVEROCK, to catch l...
liverleaves	24	21	LIVERLEAF, a woodlan...
livermorium	25	23	a transuranic elemen...
liverwursts	27	20	LIVERWURST, liver sa...
maneuverers	20	20	MANEUVERER, one who...
maneuvering	21	23	the act of performin...
mavericking	27	28	MAVERICK, to seize w...
misaverring	23	21	MISAVER, to speak er...
misbehavers	26	23	MISBEHAVER, one who...
misbeliever	25	22	one who misbelieves...
misgoverned	22	22	MISGOVERN, to govern...
misgovernor	22	21	one who misgoverns [...
multiverses	24	20	MULTIVERSE, the sum...
nonbeliever	21	21	one who does not bel...
noncoverage	21	22	lack of coverage [n...
nondelivery	26	21	a ball that does not...
nonverbally	29	24	NONVERBAL, not verba...
outdelivers	22	18	OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outmaneuver	20	21	to surpass in maneuv...
overabounds	21	21	OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overachieve	26	24	to achieve to excess...
overactions	22	19	OVERACTION, exaggera...
overanalyse	25	19	to analyse excessive...
overanalyze	28	28	to analyze excessive...
overanxiety	31	25	excessive anxiety [n...
overanxious	25	24	excessively anxious...
overarching	26	23	OVERARCH, to form an...
overarousal	20	17	excessive arousal [n...
overarrange	19	18	to arrange to excess...
overasserts	20	15	OVERASSERT, to asser...
overbalance	24	23	to topple over [v OV...
overbearing	22	21	OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbeating	22	21	OVERBEAT, to beat to...
overbetting	23	21	betting to excess [n...
overbidders	23	20	OVERBIDDER, one who...
overbidding	24	23	the act of bidding m...
overbilling	26	23	OVERBILL, to bill to...
overblanket	23	24	a covering blanket [...
overblouses	23	20	OVERBLOUSE, a garmen...
overblowing	27	25	OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overboiling	24	22	OVERBOIL, to boil to...
overbooking	23	25	the act of booking m...
overborrows	25	21	OVERBORROW, to borro...
overbounded	21	22	OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbraking	24	25	OVERBRAKE, to brake...
overbridged	24	22	OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbridges	24	21	OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbriefed	24	22	OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbrimmed	25	25	OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbrowing	26	24	OVERBROW, (archaic)...
overbrowsed	25	22	OVERBROWS, OVERBROW,...
overbrowses	25	21	OVERBROWSE, to brows...
overbulking	26	27	OVERBULK, to oppress...
overburdens	22	21	OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overburning	23	23	OVERBURN, to burn to...
overburthen	24	22	(archaic) to overbur...
overbusying	30	24	OVERBUSY, to occupy...
overcalling	26	23	OVERCALL, in bridge,...
overcareful	26	23	too careful [adj]
overcarried	23	19	OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcarries	23	18	OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcasting	24	21	stitches sewn over a...
overcatches	28	23	OVERCATCH, to overta...
overcaution	22	20	excessive caution [n...
overcharged	26	23	OVERCHARGE, to charg...
overcharges	26	22	OVERCHARGE, to charg...
overchilled	28	23	OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaimed	25	23	OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overclasses	24	19	OVERCLASS, a dominan...
overcleaned	22	21	OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overcleared	23	20	OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclocked	28	27	OVERCLOCK, to run a...
overclocker	28	26	one who overclocks [...
overclouded	24	22	OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overcloying	31	24	OVERCLOY, to eat to...
overclubbed	29	27	OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoached	27	24	OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcoaches	27	23	OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcoating	23	21	cloth for overcoats...
overcolored	23	20	OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcolours	24	20	OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overcommits	26	24	OVERCOMMIT, to commi...
overcomplex	33	32	excessively complex...
overconcern	24	23	to concern excessive...
overconsume	23	23	to consume to excess...
overcontrol	23	20	to control excessive...
overcooking	24	25	OVERCOOK, to cook to...
overcooling	24	22	OVERCOOL, to make to...
overcorrect	26	21	to correct to excess...
overcounted	22	21	OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovered	24	23	OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcrammed	25	25	OVERCRAM, to stuff t...
overcrawing	27	24	OVERCRAW, (Spenser)...
overcropped	27	25	OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowded	26	23	OVERCROWD, to crowd...
overcrowing	27	24	OVERCROW, to triumph...
overcutting	25	22	excessive pruning [n...
overdecking	25	26	OVERDECK, to adorn e...
overdesigns	21	19	OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdevelop	24	24	to develop excessive...
overdeviate	21	20	to deviate excessive...
overdirects	24	19	OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overdosages	20	18	OVERDOSAGE, an overd...
overdraught	24	21	a current of air pas...
overdrawing	24	22	OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdressed	20	17	OVERDRESS, to dress...
overdresses	20	16	OVERDRESS, to dress...
overdriving	24	23	OVERDRIVE, to drive...
overdubbing	26	26	OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdusting	22	20	OVERDUST, to dust ov...
overearnest	18	16	excessively earnest...
overeatings	20	18	OVEREATING, excessiv...
overediting	21	19	OVEREDIT, to edit mo...
overeducate	22	20	to educate to excess...
overemoting	21	21	OVEREMOTE, to emote...
overexcited	29	26	OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexcites	29	25	OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexerted	25	23	OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexpands	27	27	OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overexplain	28	27	to explain to excess...
overexploit	29	26	to exploit to excess...
overexposed	27	26	OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overexposes	27	25	OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overextends	25	24	OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overfalling	25	23	OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfatigue	23	21	a state of excessive...
overfavored	23	23	OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overfavours	24	23	OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfearing	22	21	OVERFEAR, to fear to...
overfeeding	22	22	excessive feeding [n...
overfilling	26	23	OVERFILL, to fill to...
overfishing	26	23	excessive fishing [n...
overflights	28	23	OVERFLIGHT, a passag...
overflooded	22	21	OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overflowing	27	25	abundant to excess [...
overflushes	26	22	OVERFLUSH, superflui...
overfocused	25	23	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfocuses	25	22	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfolding	24	23	OVERFOLD, to fold ov...
overforward	25	22	excessively forward...
overfraught	26	23	OVERFREIGHT, to over...
overfreedom	22	22	an excess of freedom...
overfreight	26	22	to overload [v OVERF...
overfulfill	29	25	to fulfill to excess...
overfulfils	28	24	OVERFULFIL, to fulfi...
overfulness	23	21	the state of being o...
overfunding	23	24	the act of funding t...
overfussier	23	19	OVERFUSSY, too fussy...
overgalling	24	22	OVERGALL, to greatly...
overganging	22	23	OVERGANG, (Scots) to...
overgarment	21	21	an outer garment [n...
overgearing	21	20	OVERGEAR, to cause a...
overgetting	22	20	OVERGET, to get over...
overgilding	24	22	OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgirding	23	21	OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overglanced	24	23	OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overglances	24	22	OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overglazing	26	30	OVERGLAZE, to cover...
overgloomed	22	22	OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgoading	21	21	OVERGOAD, to goad to...
overgorging	23	22	OVERGORGE, (Shakespe...
overgoverns	22	22	OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overgrading	22	21	OVERGRADE, to grade...
overgrained	20	19	OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrainer	20	18	a brush for overgrai...
overgrassed	21	18	OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgrasses	21	17	OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgrazing	25	29	grazing to excess [n...
overgreened	19	19	OVERGREEN, to cover...
overgrowing	25	23	OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrowths	27	22	OVERGROWTH, excessiv...
overhailing	24	21	OVERHAILE, (Spenser)...
overhanding	22	22	OVERHAND, to sew wit...
overhandled	22	21	OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overhandles	22	20	OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overhanging	23	23	OVERHANG, to protrud...
overharvest	24	21	to harvest to excess...
overhastily	30	20	OVERHASTY, too hasty...
overhauling	24	22	OVERHAUL, to examine...
overheaping	24	23	OVERHEAP, to heap up...
overhearing	22	20	OVERHEAR, to hear by...
overheating	22	20	heating to excess [n...
overhenting	22	21	OVERHENT, (Spenser)...
overhitting	24	20	OVERHIT, to hit a ba...
overholding	24	22	OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhonored	20	19	OVERHONOR, to honor...
overhonours	21	19	OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overhunting	23	22	hunting to excess [n...
overimpress	24	21	to impress excessive...
overindulge	22	21	to indulge to excess...
overinflate	22	20	to inflate excessive...
overinforms	23	22	OVERINFORM, to infor...
overinsured	20	18	OVERINSURE, to insur...
overinsures	20	17	OVERINSURE, to insur...
overintense	18	17	excessively intense...
overissuing	22	19	OVERISSUE, to issue...
overjumping	27	34	OVERJUMP, to jump to...
overkeeping	23	25	OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkilling	25	24	OVERKILL, to destroy...
overlabored	22	20	OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlabours	23	20	OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlanders	20	18	OVERLANDER, (Austral...
overlanding	21	21	OVERLAND [v]
overlapping	26	25	OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlarding	22	20	OVERLARD, to smear o...
overlayings	28	21	OVERLAYING, the act...
overleaping	23	22	OVERLEAP, to leap ov...
overlearned	19	18	OVERLEARN, to contin...
overleather	22	18	(Shakespeare) the up...
overleavens	21	21	OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overlending	21	21	OVERLEND, to lend to...
overlengths	24	21	OVERLENGTH, excessiv...
overletting	22	19	OVERLET, to let to e...
overlighted	25	21	OVERLIGHT, to light...
overliteral	22	17	too literal [adj]
overloading	21	20	OVERLOAD, to load to...
overlockers	25	23	OVERLOCKER, a person...
overlocking	26	26	oversewing a hem or...
overlookers	21	20	OVERLOOKER, one who...
overlooking	22	23	OVERLOOK, to fail to...
overlording	22	20	OVERLORD, to rule ty...
overmanaged	20	22	OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmanages	20	21	OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmanning	20	23	excessive manning [n...
overmantels	21	20	OVERMANTEL, an ornam...
overmasters	21	18	OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmasting	22	21	OVERMAST, to provide...
overmatched	26	24	OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmatches	26	23	OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmatters	21	18	OVERMATTER, overset...
overmeasure	20	19	to measure excessive...
overmelting	23	22	OVERMELT, to melt to...
overmilking	25	26	OVERMILK, to milk to...
overmounted	20	21	OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmuscled	26	24	with an excessive am...
overnetting	20	19	OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnighted	23	21	OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overnighter	23	20	a person staying ove...
overnourish	22	19	to nourish excessive...
overobvious	24	23	too obvious [adj]
overofficed	27	25	OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overoffices	27	24	OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overoperate	20	18	to operate to excess...
overpackage	26	27	to package excessive...
overpacking	27	28	OVERPACK, to pack to...
overpainted	21	20	OVERPAINT, to color...
overparting	23	21	OVERPART, to give an...
overpassing	23	21	OVERPASS, to pass ov...
overpayment	28	24	an excessive payment...
overpedaled	22	21	OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeering	22	21	OVERPEER, to peer ov...
overpeopled	24	23	OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overpeoples	24	22	OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overperched	27	24	OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overperches	27	23	OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overpicture	26	22	to picture to excess...
overpitched	28	24	OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overpitches	28	23	OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overplaided	23	21	covered with a texti...
overplanned	21	22	OVERPLAN, to plan to...
overplanted	22	21	OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplaying	30	24	OVERPLAY, to exagger...
overplotted	23	20	OVERPLOT, to devise...
overplusses	24	20	OVERPLUS, a surplus...
overpoising	23	21	OVERPOISE, to burden...
overposting	23	21	OVERPOST, to hasten...
overpowered	24	22	OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraised	22	19	OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overpraises	22	18	OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overprecise	25	21	too precise [adj]
overprepare	23	21	to prepare excessive...
overpressed	22	19	OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overpresses	22	18	OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overpricing	27	24	OVERPRICE, to set an...
overprinted	22	20	OVERPRINT, to print...
overprizing	27	30	OVERPRIZE, to prize...
overprocess	25	21	to process excessive...
overproduce	25	23	to produce to excess...
overprogram	24	23	to program excessive...
overpromise	23	21	to promise too much...
overpromote	22	21	to promote excessive...
overprotect	25	21	to protect to excess...
overpumping	27	28	OVERPUMP, to pump to...
overracking	25	25	OVERRACK, to overstr...
overranking	21	23	OVERRANK, to assign...
overreached	24	21	OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacher	24	20	one who overreaches...
overreaches	24	20	OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacted	22	19	OVERREACT, to react...
overreading	20	19	OVERREAD, to read ov...
overreckons	23	23	OVERRECKON, to recko...
overredding	21	20	OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrefined	21	20	OVERREFINE, to refin...
overrefines	21	19	OVERREFINE, to refin...
overrenning	19	20	OVERREN, (archaic) t...
overreports	22	18	OVERREPORT, to repor...
overrespond	21	20	to respond excessive...
overripened	21	20	OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasted	19	16	OVERROAST, to roast...
overruffing	26	25	OVERRUFF, at cards,...
overrulings	23	20	OVERRULING, the act...
overrunners	19	18	OVERRUNNER, one that...
overrunning	20	21	OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
oversailing	22	19	OVERSAIL, to project...
oversalting	22	19	OVERSALT, to salt to...
oversaucing	24	22	OVERSAUCE, to sauce...
overscoring	24	21	OVERSCORE, to score...
overseeding	20	19	OVERSEED, to seed to...
overselling	23	20	OVERSELL, to sell mo...
overserious	20	16	excessively serious...
overservice	25	22	to service to excess...
oversetting	21	18	OVERSET, to upset; t...
overshading	23	21	OVERSHADE, to cover...
overshadows	25	21	OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshining	23	21	OVERSHINE, (Shakespe...
overshowers	25	20	OVERSHOWER, to showe...
overskipped	26	26	OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overslaughs	25	21	OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
oversleeves	22	20	OVERSLEEVE, a sleeve...
overslipped	26	23	OVERSLIP, to leave o...
oversmoking	23	25	OVERSMOKE, to smoke...
oversoaking	21	22	OVERSOAK, to soak to...
overspender	21	20	one who overspends [...
overspicing	27	24	OVERSPICE, to spice...
overspilled	25	21	OVERSPILL, to spill...
overspreads	22	19	OVERSPREAD, to sprea...
overstaffed	24	22	OVERSTAFF, to employ...
overstained	19	17	OVERSTAIN, to cover...
overstaring	21	18	OVERSTARE, to outsta...
overstating	21	18	OVERSTATE, to state...
overstayers	26	17	OVERSTAYER, an immig...
overstaying	27	20	OVERSTAY, to stay be...
oversteered	19	16	OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstepped	24	22	OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstirred	21	16	OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstocked	24	23	OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstoreys	26	17	OVERSTOREY, the high...
overstories	20	15	OVERSTORY, the highe...
overstrains	20	16	OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstretch	26	20	to stretch excessive...
overstrewed	23	19	OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstrides	21	16	OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstrikes	22	19	OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstrooke	20	19	OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstudied	21	18	OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstudies	21	17	OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstuffed	25	23	OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
oversudsing	22	20	OVERSUDS, to form an...
oversupping	26	25	OVERSUP, to sup to e...
overswaying	30	23	OVERSWAY, to bear do...
oversweeten	21	19	to sweeten to excess...
overswelled	25	21	OVERSWELL, to swell...
overswollen	24	21	OVERSWELL, to swell...
overtalking	23	23	OVERTALK, to talk to...
overtasking	22	22	OVERTASK, to impose...
overteaches	24	20	OVERTEACH, to teach...
overtedious	20	17	(Shakespeare) too te...
overteeming	21	21	OVERTEEM, to produce...
overthought	26	22	OVERTHINK, to think...
overthrower	25	20	OVERTHROW [v]
overthrusts	24	18	OVERTHRUST, a fault...
overthwarts	26	20	OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overtighten	23	20	to tighten to excess...
overtipping	26	24	OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtnesses	19	16	OVERTNESS, the state...
overtoiling	22	19	OVERTOIL, to exhaust...
overtopping	25	24	the act of rising ab...
overtowered	22	19	OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtrading	21	19	trading beyond one's...
overtrained	19	17	OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreated	19	16	OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtrimmed	23	22	OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtripped	25	22	OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrumped	24	23	OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusted	21	17	OVERTRUST, to trust...
overturners	20	17	OVERTURNER, one who...
overturning	21	20	OVERTURN, to turn ov...
overutilise	22	17	to utilise excessive...
overutilize	25	26	to utilize excessive...
overvaluing	24	24	OVERVALUE, to value...
overveiling	24	23	OVERVEIL, to veil ov...
overviolent	22	21	excessively violent...
overvoltage	23	22	the excess potential...
overwarming	25	24	OVERWARM, to warm to...
overwatched	28	24	OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatches	28	23	OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatered	22	19	OVERWATER, to water...
overwearied	22	19	OVERWEARY, to weary...
overwearies	22	18	OVERWEARY, to weary...
overwearing	23	21	OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overweather	24	20	(Shakespeare) to bat...
overweening	22	22	OVERWEEN, to expect...
overweighed	26	23	OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overweights	27	22	OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwetting	24	21	OVERWET, to wet too...
overwhelmed	27	25	OVERWHELM, to crush...
overwinding	24	23	OVERWIND, to wind to...
overwinging	25	24	OVERWING, to fly ove...
overwinters	23	19	OVERWINTER, to last...
overworking	25	25	OVERWORK, to cause t...
overwrapped	27	25	OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwrested	23	19	OVERWREST, to wrest...
overwrestle	24	19	(Spenser) to overcom...
overwriting	25	21	OVERWRITE, to write...
overwritten	23	19	OVERWRITE, to write...
overwrought	27	23	OVERWORK, to cause t...
overyearing	26	20	OVERYEAR, to keep in...
overzealous	23	26	excessively zealous...
papaverines	23	22	PAPAVERINE, an alkal...
perseverant	21	19	steadfast [adj]
perseverate	21	18	to repeat an action...
persevering	23	21	continuing steadfast...
perversions	22	19	PERVERSION, the acti...
pervertedly	30	22	PERVERTED [adv]
pervertible	26	22	that can be perverte...
philaveries	26	21	PHILAVERY, an idiosy...
preaverring	23	21	PREAVER, to aver bef...
predelivery	30	22	the act of deliverin...
pulveration	23	21	pulverization [n -S]
pulverisers	25	20	PULVERISER, one who...
pulverising	26	23	PULVERISE, to reduce...
pulverizers	28	29	PULVERIZER, one who...
pulverizing	29	32	PULVERIZE, to reduce...
pulverulent	25	23	dusty-looking; readi...
quacksalver	34	33	(archaic) a quack [n...
quaveringly	37	31	QUAVERING, shaky [ad...
quicksilver	36	33	an old name for merc...
quiveringly	38	31	QUIVERING, shaking w...
readvertise	20	16	to advertise again,...
readvertize	23	25	to advertize again,...
reconverted	22	20	RECONVERT, to conver...
recoverable	25	22	that can be recovere...
redelivered	21	18	REDELIVER, to delive...
redeliverer	21	17	REDELIVER, to delive...
rediscovers	24	19	REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscovery	30	21	the act of rediscove...
resilvering	23	19	RESILVER, to cover w...
resveratrol	21	16	a fungicidal phenol...
retroverted	20	16	RETROVERT, to turn b...
reverberant	21	19	tending to reverbera...
reverberate	21	18	to continue in or as...
reverencers	22	19	REVERENCER, one who...
reverencing	23	22	REVERENCE, to venera...
reverential	20	17	expressing or having...
reverifying	30	23	REVERIFY, to verify...
reverseless	21	16	unalterable [adj]
reversibles	24	19	REVERSIBLE, a revers...
reversional	20	17	relating to a revers...
reversioner	19	16	a person entitled to...
rivercrafts	27	21	RIVERCRAFT, a craft...
riverfronts	23	19	RIVERFRONT, the land...
riverscapes	26	21	RIVERSCAPE, a view o...
riverworthy	33	22	able to be used on a...
rootservers	20	15	ROOTSERVER, a comput...
screensaver	22	19	a picture showing on...
screwdriver	28	22	a tool for turning s...
semiquavers	30	28	SEMIQUAVER, a 1/16 n...
seroconvert	22	19	to produce specific...
severalfold	24	21	having several parts...
severalties	21	16	SEVERALTY, separaten...
shiveringly	32	23	SHIVERING, trembling...
silverbacks	29	26	SILVERBACK, an older...
silverberry	31	21	a silvery North Amer...
silverbills	28	21	SILVERBILL, an Old W...
silverhorns	24	19	SILVERHORN, any of v...
silveriness	22	17	the state of being s...
silverising	24	19	SILVERISE, to cover...
silverizing	27	28	SILVERIZE, to cover...
silverlings	25	20	SILVERLING, in the B...
silverpoint	24	20	the process or produ...
silversides	23	17	a small fish, aka sa...
silverskins	24	21	SILVERSKIN, the fine...
silversmith	27	21	an artisan who makes...
silvertails	24	17	SILVERTAIL, (Austral...
silverwares	25	19	SILVERWARE, items, e...
silverweeds	25	20	SILVERWEED, a perenn...
slaveringly	30	22	SLAVERING, drooling...
slipcovered	27	23	SLIPCOVER, to cover...
sovereignly	28	21	SOVEREIGN, supreme,...
sovereignty	27	20	the state of being s...
strikeovers	22	19	STRIKEOVER, an act o...
subversions	23	20	SUBVERSION, the act...
subversives	26	23	SUBVERSIVE, one who...
subvertical	28	23	below the vertical [...
supercovers	26	22	SUPERCOVER, an insur...
supersavers	23	19	SUPERSAVER, an excep...
switchovers	30	23	SWITCHOVER, the act...
televerites	21	16	TELEVERITE, the tele...
thanksgiver	25	24	one who gives thanks...
timeservers	22	18	TIMESERVER, a person...
transceiver	23	19	a radio transmitterr...
transversal	21	17	transverse [adj TRAN...
transversed	20	17	TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transverses	20	16	TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transverter	20	16	a piece of equipment...
traversable	23	19	that can be traverse...
traversings	22	18	TRAVERSING, the act...
travertines	20	16	TRAVERTINE, (Italian...
turnvereins	20	18	TURNVEREIN, a club o...
unavertable	22	21	that cannot be avert...
unavertible	23	21	that cannot be avert...
unbelievers	23	21	UNBELIEVER, one that...
unconverted	22	22	not converted [adj]
undeceivers	23	21	UNDECEIVER, one who...
undelivered	21	20	not delivered [adj]
undercovert	23	21	a covert of undergro...
undeservers	20	18	UNDESERVER, (Shakesp...
undiverting	22	21	not diverting [adj]
universally	29	21	UNIVERSAL, of the un...
unloverlike	23	23	not like a lover [ad...
unperverted	22	21	UNPERVERT, to free f...
unrecovered	22	21	not recovered [adj]
untraversed	20	18	not traversed [adj]
unveracious	23	21	not veracious [adj]
veraciously	31	22	VERACIOUS, truthful;...
veratridine	20	17	a poisonous alkaloid...
verbalisers	24	19	VERBALISER, one who...
verbalising	25	22	VERBALISE, to put in...
verbalistic	28	22	of or like a verbali...
verbalities	24	19	VERBALITY, the state...
verbalizers	27	28	VERBALIZER, one who...
verbalizing	28	31	VERBALIZE, to put in...
verberating	23	21	VERBERATE, (archaic)...
verberation	21	19	(archaic) the act of...
verbigerate	23	20	to continually repea...
verboseness	21	19	the state of being v...
verbosities	23	18	VERBOSITY, the state...
verdigrised	23	19	VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
verdigrises	23	18	VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
verdureless	22	18	without verdure [adj...
vergeboards	23	21	VERGEBOARD, a board...
vergerships	27	22	VERGERSHIP, the offi...
veridically	33	23	VERIDICAL, truthful;...
verisimilar	24	19	seeming real or true...
verkramptes	25	25	VERKRAMPTE, (Afrikaa...
vermeilling	25	23	VERMEIL, to colour r...
vermicellis	28	23	VERMICELLI, (Italian...
vermiculate	26	23	to decorate in a man...
vermiculite	27	23	an altered form of m...
vermiculous	27	24	wormy [adj]
vermilioned	22	21	VERMILION, to make v...
vermillions	24	21	VERMILLION, a bright...
verminating	22	22	VERMINATE, to breed...
vermination	20	20	worm infestation; wo...
verminously	29	23	VERMINOUS, full of v...
vermivorous	24	23	eating worms [adj]
vernaculars	24	21	VERNACULAR, a vernac...
vernalising	22	20	VERNALISE, to cause...
vernalities	21	17	VERNALITY, the quali...
vernalizing	25	29	VERNALIZE, to cause...
vernissages	21	18	VERNISSAGE, (French)...
verruciform	28	25	shaped like a wart;...
verrucosity	31	21	the state of being v...
versability	31	21	(obsolete) aptness t...
versatilely	29	19	VERSATILE, turning e...
versatility	29	18	the state of being v...
versicolour	25	20	of variable or vario...
versionings	21	19	VERSIONING, the adap...
versionists	21	16	VERSIONIST, the prod...
verslibrist	26	19	one who writes free...
vertebrally	31	22	VERTEBRAL, of or lik...
vertebrated	22	19	having a backbone [a...
vertebrates	22	18	VERTEBRATE, a backbo...
verticality	32	21	the state of being v...
verticities	25	18	VERTICITY, the power...
vertiginous	22	19	causing or tending t...
verumontana	19	21	VERUMONTANUM, a ridg...
weaverbirds	26	22	WEAVERBIRD, a weaver...
whatsomever	26	23	(dialect) whatsoever...
wheresoever	24	20	in whatever place, a...
whichsoever	31	25	every one that [adj]
whosesoever	24	20	(archaic) of or rela...
woodcarvers	26	22	WOODCARVER, a crafts...

12 letter words that contains VER

12 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverbialise	25	21	to give the characte...
adverbialize	28	30	to give the characte...
advergamings	25	25	ADVERGAMING, a metho...
adversatives	24	21	ADVERSATIVE, a word...
advertencies	24	21	ADVERTENCY, the act...
advertisings	24	20	ADVERTISING [n]
advertizings	27	29	ADVERTIZING, the bus...
advertorials	23	18	ADVERTORIAL, an adve...
ambiversions	25	23	AMBIVERSION, the sta...
animadverted	22	22	ANIMADVERT, to comme...
animadverter	22	21	one who animadverts,...
anteversions	20	18	ANTEVERSION, the abn...
antitakeover	21	21	against a takeover [...
asseverating	22	19	ASSEVERATE, to state...
asseveration	20	17	an earnest affirmati...
asseverative	23	20	relating to assevera...
autoreverses	21	17	AUTOREVERSE, a syste...
averruncated	24	22	AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
averruncates	24	21	AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
averruncator	24	21	an instrument (on a...
aversenesses	20	17	AVERSENESS, the stat...
aversiveness	23	21	the state of being a...
basketweaver	27	26	one who weaves baske...
beaverboards	25	23	BEAVERBOARD, a build...
bedcoverings	28	26	BEDCOVERING, linen e...
biodiversity	32	22	the number of specie...
cadaverously	32	24	CADAVEROUS, resembli...
cantilevered	25	22	CANTILEVER, to proje...
clevernesses	25	21	CLEVERNESS, the qual...
cloverleaves	28	25	CLOVERLEAF, the patt...
codiscovered	28	24	CODISCOVER, to disco...
codiscoverer	28	23	CODISCOVER, to disco...
controverses	24	20	CONTROVERSE, (archai...
controverted	24	21	CONTROVERT, to oppos...
controverter	24	20	one who controverts...
convergences	27	26	CONVERGENCE, the sta...
conversances	26	24	CONVERSANCE, the sta...
conversantly	31	24	CONVERSANT, having k...
conversation	23	21	communication by tal...
conversative	26	24	ready to talk [adj]
conversional	24	22	relating to conversi...
convertibles	28	24	CONVERTIBLE, a car w...
covermounted	25	25	COVERMOUNT, to attac...
covertnesses	24	20	COVERTNESS, the stat...
culverineers	26	22	CULVERINEER, one who...
culvertailed	28	23	having a tail like a...
deleveraging	24	23	DELEVERAGE, (of an o...
deliverables	26	22	DELIVERABLE, an item...
deliverances	25	22	DELIVERANCE, the act...
desilverised	24	19	DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverises	24	18	DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverized	27	28	DESILVERIZE, to remo...
desilverizes	27	27	DESILVERIZE, to remo...
deverbatives	26	24	DEVERBATIVE, a noun...
disapprovers	27	23	DISAPPROVER, one who...
disbelievers	26	21	DISBELIEVER, one who...
discoverable	28	24	that can be discover...
discoverture	26	21	the state of being d...
disseverance	24	21	the act of disseveri...
disseverment	23	21	the act of disseveri...
disshivering	27	22	DISSHIVER, (Spenser)...
divergements	24	23	DIVERGEMENT, the act...
divergencies	26	23	DIVERGENCY, a drawin...
diversifiers	26	20	DIVERSIFIER, one who...
diversifying	33	25	DIVERSIFY, to give v...
diversionary	28	20	tending to draw atte...
diversionist	23	18	one engaged in diver...
diverticular	28	22	relating to a divert...
diverticulum	30	26	a blind passage or t...
divertimenti	24	21	DIVERTIMENTO, (Itali...
divertimento	23	21	(Italian) a genre of...
empoverished	27	25	EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
empoverisher	27	24	one who empoverishes...
empoverishes	27	24	EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
envermeiling	24	24	ENVERMEIL, (Milton)...
everblooming	26	26	always in bloom [adj...
everlastings	24	20	EVERLASTING, a flowe...
everydayness	33	22	the state of being e...
everywhither	36	25	in all directions [a...
extraversion	27	24	the state of being e...
extraversive	30	27	turning outwards [ad...
extraverting	29	26	EXTRAVERT, to turn o...
extroversion	27	24	the state of being e...
extroversive	30	27	characterised by ext...
extroverting	29	26	EXTROVERT, to turn o...
feverishness	26	22	the state of being f...
gouvernantes	21	21	GOUVERNANTE, (archai...
governessing	23	22	GOVERNESS, to act as...
governmental	23	24	relating to governme...
governorates	21	19	GOVERNORATE, the off...
governorship	27	24	the office of govern...
graverobbers	27	24	GRAVEROBBER, one who...
impoverished	28	25	IMPOVERISH, to make...
impoverisher	28	24	one who impoverishes...
impoverishes	28	24	IMPOVERISH, to make...
inadvertence	23	22	negligence, oversigh...
inadvertency	30	24	negligence, oversigh...
inconversant	23	22	not conversant [adj]
indivertible	26	22	that cannot be diver...
indivertibly	33	24	INDIVERTIBLE, that c...
interconvert	24	21	to convert (two or m...
interweavers	24	20	INTERWEAVER, one who...
introversion	21	18	the act of introvert...
introversive	24	21	related to introvers...
introverting	23	20	INTROVERT, to turn i...
introvertive	24	21	INTROVERT, to turn i...
inveracities	25	20	INVERACITY, want of...
invertebrate	23	20	an animal lacking a...
irreverences	24	20	IRREVERENCE, lack of...
irreverently	29	20	IRREVERENT, lacking...
irreversible	26	20	not reversible [adj...
irreversibly	33	22	IRREVERSIBLE, not re...
liverishness	26	20	the state of being l...
livermoriums	27	24	LIVERMORIUM, a trans...
malversation	23	21	dishonest or unethic...
maneuverable	24	25	capable of being man...
maneuverings	23	24	MANEUVERING, the act...
millisievert	27	21	one thousandth of a...
misbelievers	27	23	MISBELIEVER, one who...
misconceiver	29	26	one who misconceives...
misgoverning	25	25	MISGOVERN, to govern...
misgovernors	24	22	MISGOVERNOR, one who...
multiversity	33	23	a major university [...
nevertheless	24	20	in spite of that, al...
neverthemore	23	22	none the more [adv]
nonbelievers	23	22	NONBELIEVER, one who...
noncoverages	23	23	NONCOVERAGE, lack of...
noncrossover	23	21	a chromosome that ha...
nonuniversal	21	21	not universal [adj]
outdelivered	23	20	OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outmaneuvers	22	22	OUTMANEUVER, to surp...
overabounded	22	23	OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overabstract	27	22	excessively abstract...
overabundant	22	23	excessively abundant...
overachieved	28	26	OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overachiever	28	25	one who achieves suc...
overachieves	28	25	OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overactivity	34	25	excessive activity [...
overanalysed	27	21	OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalyses	27	20	OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalysis	28	20	excessive analysis [...
overanalyzed	30	30	OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overanalyzes	30	29	OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overarousals	22	18	OVERAROUSAL, excessi...
overarranged	21	20	OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overarranges	21	19	OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overasserted	21	17	OVERASSERT, to asser...
overbalanced	26	25	OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbalances	26	24	OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbettings	25	22	OVERBETTING, betting...
overbiddings	26	24	OVERBIDDING, the act...
overblankets	25	25	OVERBLANKET, a cover...
overbleached	29	26	OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overbleaches	29	25	OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overbookings	25	26	OVERBOOKING, the act...
overborrowed	26	23	OVERBORROW, to borro...
overbounding	24	25	OVERBOUND, to bound...
overbreeding	24	23	OVERBREED, to breed...
overbridging	27	25	OVERBRIDGE, to span...
overbriefing	27	25	OVERBRIEF, to brief...
overbrimming	28	28	OVERBRIM, to flow ov...
overbrowsing	28	25	OVERBROWS, OVERBROW,...
overbuilding	27	25	OVERBUILD, to build...
overburdened	23	23	OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overburthens	26	23	OVERBURTHEN, (archai...
overcanopied	25	24	OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overcanopies	25	23	OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overcapacity	36	27	excessive capacity f...
overcarrying	32	24	OVERCARRY, to carry...
overcastings	26	22	OVERCASTING, stitche...
overcatching	31	27	OVERCATCH, to overta...
overcautions	24	21	OVERCAUTION, excessi...
overcautious	25	21	excessively cautious...
overcharging	29	26	the making of an exc...
overchilling	31	26	OVERCHILL, to chill...
overclaiming	28	26	OVERCLAIM, to claim...
overclassify	35	25	to classify to exces...
overcleaning	25	24	OVERCLEAN, to clean...
overclearing	26	23	OVERCLEAR, to clear...
overclockers	30	27	OVERCLOCKER, one who...
overclocking	31	30	the act of running a...
overclouding	27	25	OVERCLOUD, to cover...
overclubbing	32	30	OVERCLUB, to hit a s...
overcoaching	30	27	OVERCOACH, to coach...
overcoatings	25	22	OVERCOATING, cloth f...
overcoloring	26	23	OVERCOLOR, to color...
overcoloured	25	22	OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overcompress	28	25	to compress excessiv...
overconcerns	26	24	OVERCONCERN [n]
overconsumed	25	25	OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overconsumes	25	24	OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overcontrols	25	21	OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overcorrects	28	22	OVERCORRECT, to corr...
overcounting	25	24	OVERCOUNT, to rate t...
overcovering	27	26	OVERCOVER, to cover...
overcramming	28	28	the act of cramming...
overcritical	30	23	excessively critical...
overcropping	30	28	OVERCROP, to exhaust...
overcrowding	29	26	the act of crowding...
overcuttings	27	23	OVERCUTTING, excessi...
overdecorate	23	20	to decorate to exces...
overdesigned	22	21	OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdevelops	26	25	OVERDEVELOP, to deve...
overdeviated	23	22	OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdeviates	23	21	OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdirected	25	21	OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overdiscount	25	22	to discount excessiv...
overdocument	25	25	to document to exces...
overdominant	21	22	excessively dominant...
overdramatic	26	23	excessively dramatic...
overdraughts	26	22	OVERDRAUGHT, a curre...
overdressing	23	20	OVERDRESS, to dress...
overdrinking	24	25	OVERDRINK, to drink...
overeducated	24	22	OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overeducates	24	21	OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overemphases	26	24	OVEREMPHASIS, excess...
overemphasis	27	24	excessive emphasis [...
overemphatic	30	27	excessively emphatic...
overenamored	20	21	excessively enamored...
overengineer	20	20	to engineer excessiv...
overenrolled	22	20	with too many enrolm...
overequipped	34	33	excessively equipped...
overestimate	22	19	to estimate too high...
overexciting	32	29	OVEREXCITE, to excit...
overexercise	30	26	to exercise to exces...
overexerting	28	26	OVEREXERT, to exert...
overexertion	26	24	excessive exertion [...
overexpanded	28	29	OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overexplains	30	28	OVEREXPLAIN, to expl...
overexplicit	35	30	excessively explicit...
overexploits	31	27	OVEREXPLOIT, to expl...
overexposing	30	29	OVEREXPOSE, to expos...
overexposure	29	27	excessive exposure [...
overextended	26	26	OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overfamiliar	26	23	excessively familiar...
overfatigued	25	23	excessively fatigued...
overfatigues	25	22	OVERFATIGUE, a state...
overfavoring	26	26	OVERFAVOR, to favor...
overfavoured	25	25	OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfeedings	24	23	OVERFEEDING, excessi...
overfineness	22	21	the state of being o...
overfinished	26	23	excessively finished...
overfishings	28	24	OVERFISHING, excessi...
overflooding	25	24	OVERFLOOD, to flood...
overflourish	28	23	to cover with blosso...
overflowings	29	26	OVERFLOWING, the act...
overfocusing	28	26	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfocussed	27	24	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfocusses	27	23	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfondness	22	22	the state of being o...
overfreedoms	24	23	OVERFREEDOM, an exce...
overfreights	28	23	OVERFREIGHT, to over...
overfulfills	31	26	OVERFULFILL, to fulf...
overfullness	26	23	the state of being o...
overfundings	25	25	OVERFUNDING, the act...
overfussiest	25	20	OVERFUSSY, too fussy...
overgarments	23	22	OVERGARMENT, an oute...
overgenerous	21	20	excessively generous...
overglancing	27	26	OVERGLANCE, to glanc...
overglooming	25	25	OVERGLOOM, to cover...
overgoverned	23	24	OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overgrainers	22	19	OVERGRAINER, a brush...
overgraining	23	22	OVERGRAIN, in painti...
overgrassing	24	21	OVERGRASS, to grass...
overgrazings	27	30	OVERGRAZING, grazing...
overgreening	22	22	OVERGREEN, to cover...
overhandling	25	24	OVERHANDLE, to handl...
overharvests	26	22	OVERHARVEST, to harv...
overheatings	24	21	OVERHEATING, heating...
overhonoring	23	22	OVERHONOR, to honor...
overhonoured	22	21	OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overhuntings	25	23	OVERHUNTING, hunting...
overidealise	22	18	to idealise to exces...
overidealize	25	27	to idealize to exces...
overidentify	30	23	to identify to exces...
overinclined	25	23	inclined to excess [...
overindulged	24	23	OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overindulges	24	22	OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overinflated	24	22	OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinflates	24	21	OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinformed	24	24	OVERINFORM, to infor...
overinsuring	23	21	OVERINSURE, to insur...
overissuance	24	21	excessive issuance [...
overkindness	22	23	the state of being o...
overlaboring	25	23	OVERLABOR, to cause...
overlaboured	24	22	OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlaunched	27	25	OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overlaunches	27	24	OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overlearning	22	21	OVERLEARN, to contin...
overleathers	24	19	OVERLEATHER, (Shakes...
overleavened	22	23	OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overlengthen	24	23	to lengthen excessiv...
overlighting	28	24	OVERLIGHT, to light...
overliterary	29	19	excessively literary...
overlockings	28	27	OVERLOCKING, oversew...
overlordship	28	23	the position of over...
overmanaging	23	25	OVERMANAGE, to manag...
overmannered	20	22	excessively mannered...
overmannings	22	24	OVERMANNING, excessi...
overmastered	22	20	OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmatching	29	27	OVERMATCH, to be mor...
overmaturity	30	22	excessive maturity [...
overmeasured	22	21	OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overmeasures	22	20	OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overmedicate	25	23	to medicate to exces...
overmodestly	30	23	OVERMODEST, modest t...
overmounting	23	24	OVERMOUNT, to rise a...
overmultiply	35	27	to become too numero...
overniceness	23	21	the state of being o...
overnighters	25	21	OVERNIGHTER, a perso...
overnighting	26	24	OVERNIGHT, to stay o...
overofficing	30	28	OVEROFFICE, to domin...
overoperated	22	20	OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overoperates	22	19	OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overoptimism	27	25	excessive optimism [...
overoptimist	26	22	one who is excessive...
overorganise	21	19	to organise to exces...
overorganize	24	28	to organize to exces...
overornament	20	21	to ornament excessiv...
overpackaged	28	29	OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpackages	28	28	OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpainting	24	23	OVERPAINT, to color...
overpayments	30	25	OVERPAYMENT, an exce...
overpedaling	25	24	OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpedalled	25	23	OVERPEDAL, to make e...
overpeopling	27	26	OVERPEOPLE, to peopl...
overperching	30	27	OVERPERCH, to fly up...
overpersuade	23	21	to persuade to act c...
overpictured	28	24	OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overpictures	28	23	OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overpitching	31	27	OVERPITCH, in cricke...
overplanning	24	25	excessive planning [...
overplanting	25	24	OVERPLANT, to plant...
overplotting	26	23	excessive plotting [...
overpopulate	26	24	to populate too dens...
overpowering	27	25	OVERPOWER, to overco...
overpraising	25	22	OVERPRAISE, to prais...
overprepared	25	23	OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overprepares	25	22	OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overpressing	25	22	OVERPRESS, to oppres...
overpressure	24	20	pressure significant...
overprinting	25	23	OVERPRINT, to print...
overproduced	27	25	OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overproduces	27	24	OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overprograms	26	24	OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overpromised	25	23	OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromises	25	22	OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromoted	24	23	OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overpromotes	24	22	OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overprotects	27	22	OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overrashness	23	19	the state of being o...
overreachers	26	21	OVERREACHER, one who...
overreaching	27	24	OVERREACH, to reach...
overreacting	25	22	OVERREACT, to react...
overreaction	23	20	excessive reaction [...
overreckoned	24	25	OVERRECKON, to recko...
overrefining	24	23	OVERREFINE, to refin...
overregulate	23	20	to regulate to exces...
overreliance	24	21	an excessive relianc...
overreported	23	20	OVERREPORT, to repor...
overresponds	23	21	OVERRESPOND, to resp...
overripeness	23	20	the state of being o...
overripening	24	23	OVERRIPEN, to become...
overroasting	22	19	OVERROAST, to roast...
oversanguine	21	21	excessively sanguine...
oversaturate	21	17	to saturate to exces...
overschutcht	34	27	(Shakespeare) variou...
overscutched	31	26	(Shakespeare) variou...
overserviced	27	24	OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overservices	27	23	OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overshadowed	26	23	OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshooting	24	21	OVERSHOOT, to shoot...
overshowered	26	22	OVERSHOWER, to showe...
oversimplify	36	28	to simplify to such...
overskipping	29	29	OVERSKIP, to skip ov...
overslaughed	26	23	OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
oversleeping	25	23	OVERSLEEP, to sleep...
overslipping	29	26	OVERSLIP, to leave o...
overspenders	23	21	OVERSPENDER, one who...
overspending	24	24	excessive spending [...
overspilling	28	24	OVERSPILL, to spill...
overstaffing	27	25	excessive staffing [...
overstaining	22	20	OVERSTAIN, to cover...
overstanding	22	21	OVERSTAND, (archaic)...
oversteering	22	19	OVERSTEER, to steer...
overstepping	27	25	OVERSTEP, to go beyo...
overstinking	24	24	OVERSTINK, to stink...
overstirring	24	19	OVERSTIR, to stir to...
overstocking	27	26	OVERSTOCK, to stock...
overstrained	21	18	OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstressed	22	17	OVERSTRESS, to stres...
overstresses	22	16	OVERSTRESS, to stres...
overstrewing	26	22	OVERSTREW, to strew...
overstridden	22	19	OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstriding	24	20	OVERSTRIDE, to strid...
overstriking	25	23	OVERSTRIKE, to strik...
overstudying	30	23	OVERSTUDY, to study...
overstuffing	28	26	OVERSTUFF, to stuff...
oversubtlety	32	23	an excess of subtlet...
oversupplied	28	25	OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
oversupplies	28	24	OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
overswearing	25	22	OVERSWEAR, to swear...
oversweetens	23	20	OVERSWEETEN, to swee...
overswelling	28	24	OVERSWELL, to swell...
overswimming	29	28	OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overswinging	27	25	OVERSWING [v]
overtaxation	26	24	excessive taxation [...
overteaching	27	24	OVERTEACH, to teach...
overthinking	26	26	OVERTHINK, to think...
overthrowers	27	21	OVERTHROWER [n]
overthrowing	28	24	OVERTHROW [v]
overthwarted	27	22	OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overtightens	25	21	OVERTIGHTEN, to tigh...
overtoppings	27	25	OVERTOPPING, the act...
overtowering	25	22	OVERTOWER, to tower...
overtradings	23	20	OVERTRADING, trading...
overtraining	22	20	OVERTRAIN, to train...
overtreating	22	19	OVERTREAT, to treat...
overtrimming	26	25	OVERTRIM, to trim to...
overtripping	28	25	OVERTRIP, to trip ni...
overtrumping	27	26	OVERTRUMP, to trump...
overtrusting	24	20	OVERTRUST, to trust...
overutilised	24	19	OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilises	24	18	OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilized	27	28	OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overutilizes	27	27	OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overvoltages	25	23	OVERVOLTAGE, the exc...
overwatching	31	27	OVERWATCH, to watch...
overwatering	25	22	OVERWATER, to water...
overwearying	31	24	OVERWEARY, to weary...
overweathers	26	21	OVERWEATHER, (Shakes...
overweenings	24	23	OVERWEENING [n]
overweighing	29	26	OVERWEIGH, to exceed...
overweighted	28	24	OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwhelming	30	28	crushing [adj OVERWH...
overwintered	24	21	OVERWINTER, to last...
overwithheld	31	25	OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overwithhold	31	25	to withhold excessiv...
overwrapping	30	28	OVERWRAP, to wrap ex...
overwresting	26	22	OVERWREST, to wrest...
overwrestled	26	21	OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
overwrestles	26	20	OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
perseverance	25	23	the act of perseveri...
perseverated	23	20	PERSEVERATE, to repe...
perseverates	23	19	PERSEVERATE, to repe...
perseverator	23	19	one who perseverates...
perverseness	23	20	the state of being p...
perversities	25	19	PERVERSITY, the qual...
postdelivery	32	23	following a delivery...
prediscovery	34	25	a preliminary discov...
proverbially	35	26	PROVERBIAL, of or li...
pulverations	25	22	PULVERATION, pulveri...
pulverisable	29	25	that can be pulveris...
pulverizable	32	34	capable of being pul...
pulverulence	29	27	the state of being p...
quacksalvers	36	34	QUACKSALVER, (archai...
quaquaversal	39	37	sloping downward fro...
quicksilvers	38	34	QUICKSILVER, an old...
quicksilvery	44	36	like quicksilver [ad...
readvertised	22	18	READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertises	22	17	READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertized	25	27	READVERTIZE, to adve...
readvertizes	25	26	READVERTIZE, to adve...
receivership	30	24	the office or functi...
reconversion	23	21	the act of reconvert...
reconverting	25	23	RECONVERT, to conver...
redeliverers	23	18	REDELIVERER [n]
redeliveries	23	18	REDELIVERY, the act...
redelivering	24	21	REDELIVER, to delive...
rediscovered	25	21	REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscoverer	25	20	REDISCOVER, to disco...
renversement	21	21	(French) an aeroplan...
resveratrols	23	17	RESVERATROL, a fungi...
retroversion	21	17	the bending backward...
retroverting	23	19	RETROVERT, to turn b...
reverberated	23	20	REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberates	23	19	REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberator	23	19	something that rever...
reverentness	20	18	the state of being r...
reversionary	27	19	of, relating to, con...
reversioners	21	17	REVERSIONER, a perso...
screensavers	24	20	SCREENSAVER, a pictu...
screwdrivers	30	23	SCREWDRIVER, a tool...
seroconverts	24	20	SEROCONVERT, to prod...
severability	32	22	the state of being s...
severenesses	20	17	SEVERENESS, severity...
silverfishes	29	22	SILVERFISH, any of v...
silverpoints	26	21	SILVERPOINT, the pro...
silversmiths	29	22	SILVERSMITH, an arti...
slipcovering	30	26	SLIPCOVER, to cover...
subversively	35	27	SUBVERSIVE, tending...
subvertebral	28	24	situated below the v...
tergiversant	23	19	one who tergiversate...
tergiversate	23	18	to turn one's back o...
thanksgivers	27	25	THANKSGIVER, one who...
transceivers	25	20	TRANSCEIVER, a radio...
transversals	23	18	TRANSVERSAL, a line...
transversely	29	20	TRANSVERSE, crossway...
transversing	23	20	TRANSVERSE, to cross...
transversion	21	18	the act of making tr...
transverters	22	17	TRANSVERTER, a piece...
turacoverdin	25	22	an iron-based pigmen...
unadvertised	22	20	not advertised [adj]
unconversant	23	23	not conversant [adj]
undercoverts	25	22	UNDERCOVERT, a cover...
undiscovered	25	23	not discovered [adj]
ungovernable	24	25	not capable of being...
ungovernably	31	27	UNGOVERNABLE, not ca...
universalise	23	19	to make universal, a...
universalism	25	22	belief in universal...
universalist	24	19	a believer in univer...
universality	30	21	the state of being u...
universalize	26	28	to make universal, a...
universities	23	18	UNIVERSITY, an insti...
unoverthrown	26	24	not overthrown [adj]
unperverting	25	24	UNPERVERT, to free f...
unveracities	25	21	UNVERACITY, want of...
unverbalised	25	23	not verbalised, also...
unverbalized	28	32	not verbalized, also...
unverifiable	27	25	not verifiable [adj]
unwaveringly	33	27	UNWAVERING, not wave...
veratridines	22	18	VERATRIDINE, a poiso...
verbenaceous	25	24	belonging to the ver...
verberations	23	20	VERBERATION, (archai...
verbigerated	25	22	VERBIGERATE, to cont...
verbigerates	25	21	VERBIGERATE, to cont...
verdigrising	26	22	VERDIGRIS, to coat w...
veridicality	34	23	the state of being v...
verification	27	23	the act of verifying...
verificative	30	26	serving to verify, a...
verificatory	34	24	serving to verify, a...
verisimility	33	22	(obsolete) verisimil...
verisimilous	26	21	having the appearanc...
vermicularly	36	27	VERMICULAR, resembli...
vermiculated	28	25	VERMICULATE, to deco...
vermiculates	28	24	VERMICULATE [n]
vermiculites	29	24	VERMICULITE, an alte...
vermiculture	29	25	the farming of earth...
vermilioning	25	24	VERMILION, to make v...
verminations	22	21	VERMINATION, worm in...
vernacularly	33	25	VERNACULAR, indigeno...
versicolored	26	21	of variable or vario...
versificator	28	22	a maker of verses, a...
verslibriste	27	20	a writer of free ver...
verslibrists	28	20	VERSLIBRIST, one who...
vertebration	23	20	division into verteb...
verticalness	26	21	the state of being v...
verticillate	28	21	whorled, also VERTIC...
verticillium	31	25	a fungus some specie...
verumontanum	23	26	a ridge on the male...
wallcovering	31	27	a covering for a wal...
waveringness	25	23	the state of being w...
whencesoever	28	25	from whatsoever plac...

13 letter words that contains VER

13 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverbialised	27	23	ADVERBIALISE, to giv...
adverbialises	27	22	ADVERBIALISE, to giv...
adverbialized	30	32	ADVERBIALIZE, to giv...
adverbializes	30	31	ADVERBIALIZE, to giv...
adversariness	23	19	the state of being a...
adversatively	33	25	ADVERSATIVE, express...
adversenesses	22	19	ADVERSENESS, the qua...
advertisement	24	22	the act of advertisi...
advertizement	27	31	an advertisement [n...
animadversion	23	23	hostile criticism; a...
animadverters	24	22	ANIMADVERTER, one wh...
animadverting	25	25	ANIMADVERT, to comme...
anniversaries	22	19	ANNIVERSARY, the ann...
asseverations	22	18	ASSEVERATION, an ear...
averagenesses	22	20	AVERAGENESS, the sta...
averruncating	27	25	AVERRUNCATE, (archai...
averruncation	25	23	the act of averrunca...
averruncators	26	22	AVERRUNCATOR, an ins...
basketweavers	29	27	BASKETWEAVER, one wh...
bioconversion	27	25	the conversion of or...
cantilevering	28	25	CANTILEVER, to proje...
cavernicolous	30	26	cave-dwelling [adj]
cleveralities	29	22	CLEVERALITY, (Scots)...
clishmaclaver	36	30	(Scots) gossip [n -S...
clovergrasses	29	23	CLOVERGRASS, clover...
codiscoverers	30	24	CODISCOVERER [n]
codiscovering	31	27	CODISCOVER, to disco...
controversial	27	22	of, relating to, or...
controversies	26	21	CONTROVERSY, the act...
controverters	26	21	CONTROVERTER, one wh...
controverting	27	24	CONTROVERT, to oppos...
controvertist	27	21	one who engages in c...
convergencies	29	27	CONVERGENCY, the sta...
conversancies	28	25	CONVERSANCY, the sta...
conversations	25	22	CONVERSATION, commun...
conversazione	27	31	(Italian) a meeting...
conversazioni	28	31	CONVERSAZIONE, (Ital...
conversionary	31	24	relating to conversi...
convertaplane	27	26	an aircraft that can...
convertiplane	28	26	an aircraft that can...
convertoplane	27	26	an aircraft that can...
covermounting	28	28	COVERMOUNT, to attac...
desilverising	27	22	DESILVERISE, to remo...
desilverizing	30	31	DESILVERIZE, to remo...
discovertures	28	22	DISCOVERTURE, the st...
disseverances	26	22	DISSEVERANCE, the ac...
disseveration	23	19	the act of disseveri...
disseverments	25	22	DISSEVERMENT, the ac...
diversenesses	23	19	DIVERSENESS, the sta...
diversifiable	30	25	capable of being div...
diversionists	25	19	DIVERSIONIST, one en...
divertibility	36	24	the state of being d...
diverticulate	29	23	having diverticula,...
divertimentos	25	22	DIVERTIMENTO, (Itali...
divertisement	25	22	a diversion; a diver...
dronkverdriet	25	24	(South African) depr...
empoverishers	29	25	EMPOVERISHER, one wh...
empoverishing	30	28	EMPOVERISH, (obsolet...
everlastingly	33	24	EVERLASTING, lasting...
extraversions	29	25	EXTRAVERSION, the st...
extroversions	29	25	EXTROVERSION, the st...
forevernesses	24	21	FOREVERNESS, the sta...
governability	34	26	the quality of being...
governmentese	23	24	jargon held to be ch...
governorships	29	25	GOVERNORSHIP, the of...
imperseverant	26	24	lacking the power to...
impoverishers	30	25	IMPOVERISHER, one wh...
impoverishing	31	28	IMPOVERISH, to make...
inadvertences	25	23	INADVERTENCE, neglig...
inadvertently	30	23	INADVERTENT, not foc...
inconversable	28	26	not capable of being...
inconvertible	29	26	not convertible [adj...
inconvertibly	36	28	INCONVERTIBLE, not c...
interconverts	26	22	INTERCONVERT, to con...
interobserver	25	21	between observers [a...
introversible	27	22	capable of being int...
introversions	23	19	INTROVERSION, the ac...
invertebrates	25	21	INVERTEBRATE, an ani...
invertibility	35	24	the quality of being...
irrecoverable	29	24	not capable of being...
irrecoverably	36	26	IRRECOVERABLE, not c...
irreverential	24	19	not reverential [adj...
lateroversion	23	19	abnormal lateral dis...
malversations	25	22	MALVERSATION, dishon...
millisieverts	29	22	MILLISIEVERT, one th...
misadvertence	27	25	inadvertence [n -S]
misconceivers	31	27	MISCONCEIVER, one wh...
misgovernance	27	27	misgovernment, also...
misgovernment	26	27	wrong government [n...
noncrossovers	25	22	NONCROSSOVER, a chro...
nondeliveries	23	21	NONDELIVERY, a ball...
nongovernment	22	26	not related to gover...
nonreversible	25	23	not reversible [adj]
nonuniversity	29	23	denoting an institut...
outdelivering	26	23	OUTDELIVER, to surpa...
outmaneuvered	23	24	OUTMANEUVER, to surp...
overabounding	25	26	OVERABOUND, to be ex...
overabundance	26	27	an excessive abundan...
overachievers	30	26	OVERACHIEVER, one wh...
overachieving	31	29	OVERACHIEVE, to achi...
overadvertise	25	22	to advertise to exce...
overadvertize	28	31	to advertise to exce...
overambitious	27	24	excessively ambitiou...
overamplified	30	28	excessively amplifie...
overanalysing	30	24	OVERANALYSE, to anal...
overanalyzing	33	33	OVERANALYZE, to anal...
overanxieties	28	25	OVERANXIETY, excessi...
overarranging	24	23	OVERARRANGE, to arra...
overasserting	24	20	OVERASSERT, to asser...
overassertion	22	18	an excessive asserti...
overassertive	25	21	OVERASSERT [adj]
overattention	21	19	excessive attention...
overattentive	24	22	excessively attentiv...
overbalancing	29	28	OVERBALANCE, to topp...
overbearingly	33	26	OVERBEARING [adv]
overbejeweled	30	34	excessively adorned...
overbleaching	32	29	OVERBLEACH, to bleac...
overborrowing	29	26	OVERBORROW, to borro...
overbreathing	28	25	hyperventilation [n...
overburdening	26	26	OVERBURDEN, to overl...
overburthened	27	25	OVERBURTHEN, (archai...
overcanopying	34	29	OVERCANOPY, to cover...
overchargings	31	27	OVERCHARGING, the ma...
overcivilised	31	26	excessively civilise...
overcivilized	34	35	excessively civilize...
overclockings	33	31	OVERCLOCKING, the ac...
overcolouring	28	25	OVERCOLOUR, to colou...
overcommitted	29	27	OVERCOMMIT, to commi...
overconcerned	27	26	OVERCONCERN, to conc...
overconfident	27	26	excessively confiden...
overconscious	29	25	excessively consciou...
overconstruct	30	25	to construct excessi...
overconsuming	28	28	OVERCONSUME, to cons...
overcorrected	29	24	OVERCORRECT, to corr...
overcrammings	30	29	OVERCRAMMING, the ac...
overcredulity	35	25	the state of being o...
overcredulous	28	24	excessively credulou...
overcrowdings	31	27	OVERCROWDING, the ac...
overdecorated	25	22	OVERDECORATE, to dec...
overdecorates	25	21	OVERDECORATE, to dec...
overdemanding	24	26	excessively demandin...
overdependent	23	24	excessively dependen...
overdesigning	25	24	OVERDESIGN, to desig...
overdeveloped	27	27	OVERDEVELOP, to deve...
overdeviating	26	25	OVERDEVIATE, to devi...
overdiagnoses	23	21	OVERDIAGNOSIS, exces...
overdiagnosis	24	21	excessive diagnosis...
overdirecting	28	24	OVERDIRECT, to direc...
overdiscounts	27	23	OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdiversity	33	24	excessive diversity...
overdocuments	27	26	OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdominance	25	26	the situation where...
overdramatise	24	21	to dramatise to exce...
overdramatize	27	30	to dramatize to exce...
overeagerness	22	20	OVEREAGER, too eager...
overeducating	27	25	OVEREDUCATE, to educ...
overeducation	25	23	excessive education...
overelaborate	24	21	to elaborate excessi...
overembellish	31	27	to embellish to exce...
overemotional	23	22	excessively emotiona...
overemphasise	28	25	to emphasise to exce...
overemphasize	31	34	to emphasise to exce...
overenamoured	22	23	excessively enamoure...
overencourage	25	24	to encourage to exce...
overenergetic	26	23	excessively energeti...
overengineers	22	21	OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overequipping	37	36	OVEREQUIP, to equip,...
overestimated	24	21	OVERESTIMATE, to est...
overestimates	24	20	OVERESTIMATE, to est...
overexcitable	35	31	excessively excitabl...
overexercised	32	28	OVEREXERCISE, to exe...
overexercises	32	27	OVEREXERCISE, to exe...
overexertions	28	25	OVEREXERTION, excess...
overexpanding	31	32	OVEREXPAND, to expan...
overexpansion	29	29	excessive expansion...
overexplained	31	30	OVEREXPLAIN, to expl...
overexploited	32	29	OVEREXPLOIT, to expl...
overexposures	31	28	OVEREXPOSURE, excess...
overextending	29	29	OVEREXTEND, to exten...
overextension	27	26	an excessive extensi...
overexuberant	30	29	excessively exuberan...
overfatiguing	28	26	excessively fatiguin...
overfavouring	28	28	OVERFAVOUR, to favou...
overfertilise	27	21	to fertilise excessi...
overfertilize	30	30	to fertilise excessi...
overflowingly	38	30	OVERFLOWING, abundan...
overfocussing	30	27	OVERFOCUS, to focus...
overfulfilled	32	28	OVERFULFILL, to fulf...
overfulnesses	26	23	OVERFULNESS, the sta...
overglamorise	26	23	to glamorize to exce...
overglamorize	29	32	to glamorize to exce...
overgoverning	26	27	OVERGOVERN, to gover...
overharvested	27	24	OVERHARVEST, to harv...
overhastiness	25	20	the state of being o...
overhonouring	25	24	OVERHONOUR, to honou...
overidealised	24	20	OVERIDEALISE, to ide...
overidealises	24	19	OVERIDEALISE, to ide...
overidealized	27	29	OVERIDEALIZE, to ide...
overidealizes	27	28	OVERIDEALIZE, to ide...
overimpressed	27	24	OVERIMPRESS, to impr...
overimpresses	27	23	OVERIMPRESS, to impr...
overindulgent	25	24	excessively indulgen...
overindulging	27	26	OVERINDULGE, to indu...
overinflating	27	25	OVERINFLATE, to infl...
overinflation	25	23	excessive inflation...
overinforming	27	27	OVERINFORM, to infor...
overingenious	23	22	excessively ingeniou...
overingenuity	30	24	the state of being o...
overinsistent	23	19	excessively insisten...
overinsurance	25	23	excessive insurance...
overintensity	29	21	excessive intensity...
overissuances	26	22	OVERISSUANCE, excess...
overlabouring	27	25	OVERLABOUR, (archaic...
overlaunching	30	28	OVERLAUNCH, in shipb...
overleavening	25	26	OVERLEAVEN, to leave...
overlengthens	26	24	OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overleveraged	26	25	(of a business organ...
overlordships	30	24	OVERLORDSHIP, the po...
overmastering	25	23	OVERMASTER, to overp...
overmeasuring	25	24	OVERMEASURE, to meas...
overmedicated	27	25	OVERMEDICATE, to med...
overmedicates	27	24	OVERMEDICATE, to med...
overmultitude	27	24	(Milton) to outnumbe...
overnourished	25	22	OVERNOURISH, to nour...
overnourishes	25	21	OVERNOURISH, to nour...
overnutrition	23	20	excessive nutrition...
overoperating	25	23	OVEROPERATE, to oper...
overoptimisms	29	26	OVEROPTIMISM, excess...
overoptimists	28	23	OVEROPTIMIST, one wh...
overorganised	23	21	OVERORGANISE, to org...
overorganises	23	20	OVERORGANISE, to org...
overorganized	26	30	OVERORGANIZE, to org...
overorganizes	26	29	OVERORGANIZE, to org...
overornaments	22	22	OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overpackaging	31	32	OVERPACKAGE, to pack...
overpedalling	28	26	excessive pedalling...
overpersuaded	25	23	OVERPERSUADE, to per...
overpersuades	25	22	OVERPERSUADE, to per...
overpicturing	31	27	OVERPICTURE, to pict...
overplannings	26	26	OVERPLANNING, excess...
overplottings	28	24	OVERPLOTTING, excess...
overpopulated	28	26	OVERPOPULATE, to pop...
overpopulates	28	25	OVERPOPULATE, to pop...
overpreparing	28	26	OVERPREPARE, to prep...
overprescribe	31	26	to prescribe excessi...
overpressures	26	21	OVERPRESSURE, pressu...
overprocessed	28	24	OVERPROCESS, to proc...
overprocesses	28	23	OVERPROCESS, to proc...
overproducing	30	28	OVERPRODUCE, to prod...
overprogramed	27	26	OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overpromising	28	26	OVERPROMISE, to prom...
overpromoting	27	26	OVERPROMOTE, to prom...
overprotected	28	24	OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overqualified	35	32	having more educatio...
overreactions	25	21	OVERREACTION, excess...
overreckoning	27	28	OVERRECKON, to recko...
overregulated	25	22	OVERREGULATE, to reg...
overregulates	25	21	OVERREGULATE, to reg...
overreliances	26	22	OVERRELIANCE, an exc...
overreporting	26	23	OVERREPORT, to repor...
overresponded	24	23	OVERRESPOND, to resp...
oversaturated	23	19	OVERSATURATE, to sat...
oversaturates	23	18	OVERSATURATE, to sat...
oversecretion	25	21	excessive secretion...
oversensitive	25	22	excessively sensitiv...
overseriously	31	21	OVERSERIOUS, excessi...
overservicing	30	27	OVERSERVICE, to serv...
overshadowing	29	26	OVERSHADOW, to cast...
overshowering	29	25	OVERSHOWER, to showe...
overslaughing	29	26	OVERSLAUGH, to pass...
overspeculate	29	25	to speculate excessi...
overspendings	26	25	OVERSPENDING, excess...
overspreading	26	24	OVERSPREAD, to sprea...
overstability	34	23	the state of being e...
overstaffings	29	26	OVERSTAFFING, excess...
overstatement	23	21	an exaggeration [n -...
overstimulate	26	22	to stimulate excessi...
overstraining	24	21	OVERSTRAIN, to strai...
overstressing	25	20	OVERSTRESS, to stres...
overstretched	29	23	OVERSTRETCH, to stre...
overstretches	29	22	OVERSTRETCH, to stre...
oversubscribe	32	27	to subscribe for mor...
oversupplying	37	30	OVERSUPPLY, to suppl...
oversweetened	24	22	OVERSWEETEN, to swee...
oversweetness	25	21	the state of being o...
overtalkative	27	26	excessively talkativ...
overtaxations	28	25	OVERTAXATION, excess...
overthwarting	30	25	OVERTHWART, to lie a...
overtightened	26	23	OVERTIGHTEN, to tigh...
overtreatment	23	21	an excess of treatme...
overutilising	27	22	OVERUTILISE, to util...
overutilizing	30	31	OVERUTILIZE, to util...
overvaluation	25	24	excessive valuation...
overweathered	27	23	OVERWEATHER, (Shakes...
overweeningly	33	27	OVERWEENING [adv]
overweighting	31	27	OVERWEIGHT, to give...
overwhelmings	32	29	OVERWHELMING, the ac...
overwintering	27	24	OVERWINTER, to last...
overwithholds	33	26	OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overwrestling	29	24	OVERWRESTLE, (Spense...
overzealously	34	31	OVERZEALOUS [adv]
papaveraceous	29	27	pertaining to or lik...
perseverances	27	24	PERSEVERANCE, the ac...
perseverating	26	23	PERSEVERATE, to repe...
perseveration	24	21	continuation of some...
perseverative	27	24	relating to persever...
perseverators	25	20	PERSEVERATOR, one wh...
perseveringly	34	26	PERSEVERING, continu...
pervertedness	25	22	PERVERTED [n]
photoengraver	27	25	one who does photoen...
predeliveries	27	22	PREDELIVERY, the act...
preuniversity	33	24	taking place before...
proverbialise	29	24	to make proverbial,...
proverbialism	31	27	a saying in the form...
proverbialist	30	24	one who speaks a pro...
proverbialize	32	33	to make proverbial,...
pulverisation	27	23	the process of pulve...
pulverization	30	32	the act of pulverizi...
pulverulences	31	28	PULVERULENCE, the st...
quicksilvered	39	36	QUICKSILVER, to coat...
readvertising	25	21	READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertizing	28	30	READVERTIZE, to adve...
receiverships	32	25	RECEIVERSHIP, the of...
reconversions	25	22	RECONVERSION, the ac...
redeliverance	26	23	the act of redeliver...
rediscoverers	27	21	REDISCOVERER [n]
rediscoveries	27	21	REDISCOVERY, the act...
rediscovering	28	24	REDISCOVER, to disco...
renversements	23	22	RENVERSEMENT, (Frenc...
retroversions	23	18	RETROVERSION, the be...
reverberantly	32	24	REVERBERANT, tending...
reverberating	26	23	REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberation	24	21	an act of reverberat...
reverberative	27	24	constituting reverbe...
reverberators	25	20	REVERBERATOR, someth...
reverberatory	31	22	acting by reverberat...
reverentially	31	22	REVERENTIAL, express...
reversibility	35	23	the state of being r...
reversionally	31	22	REVERSIONAL, relatin...
semievergreen	24	23	having functional an...
seroconverted	25	22	SEROCONVERT, to prod...
silverberries	28	21	SILVERBERRY, a silve...
silverinesses	25	19	SILVERINESS, the sta...
silversideses	26	19	SILVERSIDES, a small...
sovereignties	24	20	SOVEREIGNTY, the sta...
sovereigntist	25	20	in Canada, a support...
subgovernment	27	28	a subdivision of a g...
subversionary	32	24	a subversive person...
superachiever	31	26	an extreme achiever...
teleconverter	26	22	a supplementary lens...
tergiversants	25	20	TERGIVERSANT, one wh...
tergiversated	25	20	TERGIVERSATE, to tur...
tergiversates	25	19	TERGIVERSATE, to tur...
tergiversator	25	19	one who tergiversate...
transversally	32	22	TRANSVERSAL, transve...
transversions	23	19	TRANSVERSION, the ac...
turacoverdins	27	23	TURACOVERDIN, an iro...
unconversable	28	27	not conversable [adj...
unconvertible	29	27	not convertible [adj...
undeliverable	27	25	not deliverable [adj...
underachiever	28	25	one that fails to at...
undiversified	27	24	not diversified [adj...
universalised	25	21	UNIVERSALISE, to mak...
universalises	25	20	UNIVERSALISE, to mak...
universalisms	27	23	UNIVERSALISM, belief...
universalists	26	20	UNIVERSALIST, a beli...
universalized	28	30	UNIVERSALIZE, to mak...
universalizes	28	29	UNIVERSALIZE, to mak...
universalness	24	21	the state of being u...
unrecoverable	28	26	that cannot be recov...
unrecoverably	35	28	UNRECOVERABLE, that...
untraversable	26	23	not traversable [adj...
veraciousness	26	22	the state of being v...
verbalisation	26	22	the act of verbalisi...
verbalization	29	31	the act of verbalizi...
verbification	31	27	conversion into a ve...
verbigerating	28	25	VERBIGERATE, to cont...
verbigeration	26	23	the obsessive repeti...
verbosenesses	24	21	VERBOSENESS, the sta...
verifiability	37	26	the state of being v...
verifications	29	24	VERIFICATION, the ac...
verisimilarly	35	24	VERISIMILAR, seeming...
veritableness	26	22	the state of being v...
vermiculating	31	28	VERMICULATE, to deco...
vermiculation	29	26	wormlike markings [n...
vermicultures	31	26	VERMICULTURE, the fa...
verminousness	24	23	the state of being v...
vernacularise	27	23	to make vernacular,...
vernacularism	29	26	a vernacular word or...
vernacularist	28	23	a user of the vernac...
vernacularity	34	25	the state of being v...
vernacularize	30	32	to make vernacular,...
vernalisation	23	20	subjecting seeds to...
vernalization	26	29	subjecting seeds to...
verrucosities	28	21	VERRUCOSITY, the sta...
versabilities	28	21	VERSABILITY, (obsole...
versatileness	24	19	the state of being v...
versatilities	26	18	VERSATILITY, the sta...
versicoloured	28	23	of variable or vario...
versification	29	24	the making of verses...
versificators	30	23	VERSIFICATOR, a make...
verslibristes	29	21	VERSLIBRISTE, a writ...
vertebrations	25	21	VERTEBRATION, divisi...
verticalities	29	21	VERTICALITY, the sta...
verticillated	30	23	whorled, also VERTIC...
verticilliums	33	26	VERTICILLIUM, a fung...
vertiginously	33	24	VERTIGINOUS, causing...
verumontanums	25	27	VERUMONTANUM, a ridg...
wallcoverings	33	28	WALLCOVERING, a cove...
whereinsoever	27	23	in whatsoever respec...
whithersoever	31	24	to any place whatsoe...

14 letter words that contains VER

14 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adverbialising	30	26	ADVERBIALISE, to giv...
adverbializing	33	35	ADVERBIALIZE, to giv...
advertisements	26	23	ADVERTISEMENT [v]
advertizements	29	32	ADVERTIZEMENT, an ad...
animadversions	25	24	ANIMADVERSION, hosti...
antigovernment	25	26	opposed to the gover...
antisubversion	27	24	opposed to subversio...
antisubversive	30	27	opposed to subversio...
antiuniversity	32	23	opposed to universit...
asseveratingly	33	24	ASSEVERATING [adv]
averruncations	27	24	AVERRUNCATION, the a...
aversivenesses	26	23	AVERSIVENESS, the st...
bioconversions	29	26	BIOCONVERSION, the c...
biodiversities	29	22	BIODIVERSITY, the nu...
bouleversement	28	27	(French) an overturn...
cadaverousness	27	24	CADAVEROUS, resembli...
clishmaclavers	38	31	CLISHMACLAVER, (Scot...
controvertible	31	26	open to question, di...
controvertibly	38	28	CONTROVERTIBLE, open...
controvertists	29	22	CONTROVERTIST, one w...
conversational	27	24	relating to conversa...
conversaziones	29	32	CONVERSAZIONE, (Ital...
convertaplanes	29	27	CONVERTAPLANE, an ai...
convertibility	39	28	the state of being c...
convertiplanes	30	27	CONVERTIPLANE, an ai...
convertoplanes	29	27	CONVERTOPLANE, an ai...
cruciverbalism	38	32	the compiling and so...
cruciverbalist	37	29	a designer or affici...
deliverability	37	26	the state of being d...
demisemiquaver	36	35	a 1/32 note in music...
disseverations	25	20	DISSEVERATION, the a...
diverticulated	31	25	having diverticula,...
diverticulitis	33	24	an intestinal disord...
diverticuloses	31	24	DIVERTICULOSIS, an i...
diverticulosis	32	24	an intestinal disord...
divertisements	27	23	DIVERTISEMENT, a div...
divertissement	27	23	(French) a diversion...
empoverishment	31	30	the state of becomin...
everydaynesses	36	24	EVERYDAYNESS, the st...
extraversively	41	32	EXTRAVERSIVE, turnin...
extroversively	41	32	EXTROVERSIVE, charac...
feverishnesses	29	24	FEVERISHNESS, the st...
governableness	27	26	the state of being g...
governmentally	34	29	GOVERNMENTAL, relati...
governmenteses	25	25	GOVERNMENTESE, jargo...
impoverishment	32	30	the state of being i...
inadvertencies	27	24	INADVERTENCY, neglig...
indiscoverable	31	27	not discoverable [ad...
interconverted	27	24	INTERCONVERT, to con...
intervertebral	28	23	between vertebrae [a...
introversively	35	26	INTROVERSIVE, relate...
lateroversions	25	20	LATEROVERSION, abnor...
liverishnesses	29	22	LIVERISHNESS, the st...
megavertebrate	28	26	a very large vertebr...
misadvertences	29	26	MISADVERTENCE, inadv...
misgovernances	29	28	MISGOVERNANCE, misgo...
misgovernaunce	29	29	(Spenser) misgovernm...
misgovernments	28	28	MISGOVERNMENT, wrong...
multiversities	30	23	MULTIVERSITY, a majo...
nonconvertible	29	28	not convertible [adj...
nondiversified	27	25	not diversified [adj...
nonoverlapping	29	30	not overlapping [adj...
nonrecoverable	28	27	that cannot be recov...
outmaneuvering	26	27	OUTMANEUVER, to surp...
overabundances	28	28	OVERABUNDANCE, an ex...
overaccentuate	29	26	to accentuate excess...
overactivities	31	25	OVERACTIVITY, excess...
overadjustment	28	33	an excessive adjustm...
overadvertised	27	24	OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertises	27	23	OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertized	30	33	OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overadvertizes	30	32	OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overaggressive	29	26	excessively aggressi...
overanalytical	35	26	excessively analytic...
overarticulate	29	23	to articulate excess...
overassertions	24	19	OVERASSERTION, an ex...
overassessment	25	22	excessive assessment...
overattentions	23	20	OVERATTENTION, exces...
overbejewelled	33	36	excessively adorned...
overbreathings	30	26	OVERBREATHING, hyper...
overburdensome	27	27	excessively burdenso...
overburthening	30	28	OVERBURTHEN, (archai...
overcapacities	33	27	OVERCAPACITY, excess...
overcapitalise	31	25	to put a nominal val...
overcapitalize	34	34	to put a nominal val...
overcautiously	36	26	OVERCAUTIOUS [adv]
overcentralise	28	23	to centralise excess...
overcentralize	31	32	to centralize to exc...
overclassified	32	26	OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overclassifies	32	25	OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overcommitment	31	31	excessive commitment...
overcommitting	32	30	OVERCOMMIT, to commi...
overcompensate	29	28	to compensate excess...
overcompliance	34	32	excessive compliance...
overcomplicate	35	31	to complicate excess...
overcompressed	31	28	OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overcompresses	31	27	OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overconcerning	30	29	OVERCONCERN, to conc...
overconfidence	31	30	excessive confidence...
overconstructs	32	26	OVERCONSTRUCT, to co...
overcontrolled	29	25	OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overcorrecting	32	27	OVERCORRECT, to corr...
overcorrection	30	25	excessive correction...
overdecorating	28	25	OVERDECORATE, to dec...
overdecoration	26	23	excessively decorati...
overdependence	27	28	excessive dependence...
overdetermined	25	24	excessively determin...
overdeveloping	30	30	OVERDEVELOP, to deve...
overdiscounted	28	25	OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdocumented	28	28	OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdominances	27	27	OVERDOMINANCE, the s...
overdramatised	26	23	OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatises	26	22	OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatized	29	32	OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overdramatizes	29	31	OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overeducations	27	24	OVEREDUCATION, exces...
overelaborated	26	23	OVERELABORATE, to el...
overelaborates	26	22	OVERELABORATE, to el...
overemphasised	30	27	OVEREMPHASIS [v]
overemphasises	30	26	OVEREMPHASISE, to em...
overemphasized	33	36	OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overemphasizes	33	35	OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overemployment	35	31	the situation where...
overencouraged	27	26	OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overencourages	27	25	OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overengineered	23	23	OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overenthusiasm	28	25	an excessive enthusi...
overestimating	27	24	OVERESTIMATE, to est...
overestimation	25	22	the act of overestim...
overevaluation	26	25	excessive evaluation...
overexaggerate	31	29	to exaggerate excess...
overexcitement	34	32	excessive excitement...
overexercising	35	31	OVEREXERCISE, to exe...
overexpansions	31	30	OVEREXPANSION, exces...
overexplaining	34	33	OVEREXPLAIN, to expl...
overexploiting	35	32	OVEREXPLOIT, to expl...
overextensions	29	27	OVEREXTENSION, an ex...
overextraction	33	29	excessive extraction...
overfastidious	28	23	excessively fastidio...
overfertilised	29	23	OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilises	29	22	OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilized	32	32	OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overfertilizes	32	31	OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overfinenesses	25	23	OVERFINENESS, the st...
overflourished	31	26	OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overflourishes	31	25	OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overfondnesses	25	24	OVERFONDNESS, the st...
overfreighting	32	28	OVERFREIGHT, to over...
overfulfilling	35	31	OVERFULFILL, to fulf...
overfullnesses	29	25	OVERFULLNESS, the st...
overgeneralise	25	22	to generalise to exc...
overgeneralize	28	31	to generalize to exc...
overgenerosity	31	23	excessive generosity...
overgenerously	32	25	OVERGENEROUS, excess...
overglamorised	28	25	OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorises	28	24	OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorized	31	34	OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overglamorizes	31	33	OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overharvesting	30	27	OVERHARVEST, to harv...
overhomogenise	27	26	to homogenise excess...
overhomogenize	30	35	to homogenize to exc...
overidealising	27	23	OVERIDEALISE, to ide...
overidealizing	30	32	OVERIDEALIZE, to ide...
overidentified	27	24	OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overidentifies	27	23	OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overimpressing	30	27	OVERIMPRESS, to impr...
overindulgence	29	28	excessive indulgence...
overinflations	27	24	OVERINFLATION, exces...
overinsurances	27	24	OVERINSURANCE, exces...
overinvestment	27	27	excessive investment...
overkindnesses	25	25	OVERKINDNESS, the st...
overlengthened	27	26	OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overmaturities	27	22	OVERMATURITY, excess...
overmedicating	30	28	OVERMEDICATE, to med...
overmedication	28	26	excessive medication...
overmultiplied	32	28	OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultiplies	32	27	OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultituded	29	26	OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overmultitudes	29	25	OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overnicenesses	26	23	OVERNICENESS, the st...
overnourishing	28	25	OVERNOURISH, to nour...
overnutritions	25	21	OVERNUTRITION, exces...
overoptimistic	33	27	excessively optimist...
overorganising	26	24	OVERORGANISE, to org...
overorganizing	29	33	OVERORGANIZE, to org...
overornamented	23	24	OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overparticular	32	26	excessively particul...
overpedallings	30	27	OVERPEDALLING, exces...
overpersuading	28	26	OVERPERSUADE, to per...
overpersuasion	26	23	excessive persuasion...
overpopulating	31	29	OVERPOPULATE, to pop...
overpopulation	29	27	population so dense...
overpoweringly	38	30	OVERPOWERING [adv]
overprescribed	33	28	OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overprescribes	33	27	OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overprivileged	32	29	excessively privileg...
overprocessing	31	27	OVERPROCESS, to proc...
overproduction	30	27	excessive production...
overprograming	30	29	OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overprogrammed	30	30	OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overproportion	28	25	to make disproportio...
overprotecting	31	27	OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overprotection	29	25	excessive protection...
overprotective	32	28	OVERPROTECT, to prot...
overrashnesses	26	21	OVERRASHNESS, the st...
overrefinement	26	26	excessive refinement...
overregulating	28	25	OVERREGULATE, to reg...
overregulation	26	23	excessive regulation...
overresponding	27	26	OVERRESPOND, to resp...
overripenesses	26	22	OVERRIPENESS, the st...
oversaturating	26	22	OVERSATURATE, to sat...
oversaturation	24	20	excessive saturation...
overscrupulous	33	28	excessively scrupulo...
oversecretions	27	22	OVERSECRETION, exces...
oversimplified	33	29	OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
oversimplifies	33	28	OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
oversimplistic	35	28	excessively simplist...
oversolicitous	30	23	excessively solicito...
overspecialise	31	25	to specialise to exc...
overspecialize	34	34	to specialize to exc...
overspeculated	31	27	OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overspeculates	31	26	OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overstatements	25	22	OVERSTATEMENT, an ex...
overstimulated	28	24	OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstimulates	28	23	OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstretching	32	26	OVERSTRETCH, to stre...
overstructured	30	24	excessively structur...
oversubscribed	34	29	OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
oversubscribes	34	28	OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
oversubtleties	29	23	OVERSUBTLETY, an exc...
oversuspicious	32	26	excessively suspicio...
oversweetening	27	25	OVERSWEETEN, to swee...
overtightening	29	26	OVERTIGHTEN, to tigh...
overtreatments	25	22	OVERTREATMENT, an ex...
overvaluations	27	25	OVERVALUATION, exces...
overweathering	30	26	OVERWEATHER, (Shakes...
overwhelmingly	41	33	OVERWHELMING, crushi...
perseverations	26	22	PERSEVERATION, conti...
perversenesses	26	22	PERVERSENESS, the st...
photoengravers	29	26	PHOTOENGRAVER, one w...
prediscoveries	31	25	PREDISCOVERY, a prel...
proverbialised	31	26	PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbialises	31	25	PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbialisms	33	28	PROVERBIALISM, a say...
proverbialists	32	25	PROVERBIALIST, one w...
proverbialized	34	35	PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
proverbializes	34	34	PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
pulverisations	29	24	PULVERISATION, the p...
pulverizations	32	33	PULVERIZATION, the a...
quaquaversally	50	42	QUAQUAVERSAL, slopin...
quicksilvering	42	39	the mercury on the b...
quicksilverish	44	38	somewhat like quicks...
recoverability	38	27	the state of being r...
redeliverances	28	24	REDELIVERANCE, the a...
reverberations	26	22	REVERBERATION, an ac...
reverentnesses	23	20	REVERENTNESS, the st...
reversionaries	24	19	REVERSIONARY [n]
seroconversion	26	23	the production of an...
seroconverting	28	25	SEROCONVERT, to prod...
severabilities	29	22	SEVERABILITY, the st...
silversmithing	33	27	the craft of the sil...
sovereigntists	27	21	SOVEREIGNTIST, in Ca...
subgovernments	29	29	SUBGOVERNMENT, a sub...
subversiveness	30	27	the state of being s...
superachievers	33	27	SUPERACHIEVER, an ex...
teleconverters	28	23	TELECONVERTER, a sup...
tergiversating	28	23	TERGIVERSATE, to tur...
tergiversation	26	21	desertion of a cause...
tergiversators	27	20	TERGIVERSATOR, one w...
tergiversatory	33	22	of or like tergivers...
transversality	33	22	the state of being t...
transverseness	24	20	the state of being t...
uncontroverted	27	25	not controverted [ad...
underachievers	30	26	UNDERACHIEVER, one t...
underleveraged	26	25	insufficiently lever...
undiscoverable	31	28	not discoverable [ad...
undiscoverably	38	30	UNDISCOVERABLE, not...
universalising	28	24	UNIVERSALISE, to mak...
universalistic	31	24	of or relating to th...
universalities	27	21	UNIVERSALITY, the st...
universalizing	31	33	UNIVERSALIZE, to mak...
universitarian	25	21	belonging to a unive...
verbalisations	28	23	VERBALISATION, the a...
verbalizations	31	32	VERBALIZATION, the a...
verbifications	33	28	VERBIFICATION, conve...
verbigerations	28	24	VERBIGERATION, the o...
veridicalities	31	23	VERIDICALITY, the st...
verifiableness	30	26	the state of being v...
verisimilities	30	22	VERISIMILITY, (obsol...
verisimilitude	30	24	the state of being v...
vermiculations	31	27	VERMICULATION, worml...
vernacularised	29	25	VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularises	29	24	VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularisms	31	27	VERNACULARISM, a ver...
vernacularists	30	24	VERNACULARIST, a use...
vernacularized	32	34	VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
vernacularizes	32	33	VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
vernalisations	25	21	VERNALISATION, subje...
vernalizations	28	30	VERNALIZATION, subje...
versifications	31	25	VERSIFICATION, the m...
verticalnesses	29	23	VERTICALNESS, the st...
verticillaster	32	23	an inflorescence so...
verticillately	39	26	VERTICILLATE, whorle...
verticillation	31	24	the state of being v...
waveringnesses	28	25	WAVERINGNESS, the st...

15 letter words that contains VER

15 letter VER word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
adversarinesses	26	21	ADVERSARINESS, the s...
bouleversements	30	28	BOULEVERSEMENT, (Fre...
controversially	38	27	CONTROVERSIAL, of, r...
conversableness	31	28	the state of being c...
conversationism	30	27	a colloquialism [n]
conversationist	29	24	a person who enjoys...
convertibleness	32	28	the state of being c...
cruciverbalisms	40	33	CRUCIVERBALISM, the...
cruciverbalists	39	30	CRUCIVERBALIST, a de...
demisemiquavers	38	36	DEMISEMIQUAVER, a 1/...
desilverisation	28	22	the process of desil...
desilverization	31	31	the process of desil...
diversification	33	27	the act of diversify...
divertibilities	33	24	DIVERTIBILITY, the s...
divertissements	29	24	DIVERTISSEMENT, (Fre...
empoverishments	33	31	EMPOVERISHMENT, the...
everlastingness	28	24	the state of being e...
governabilities	31	26	GOVERNABILITY, the q...
governmentalise	28	27	to make governmental...
governmentalism	30	30	a theory advocating...
governmentalist	29	27	an exponent of gover...
governmentalize	31	36	to make governmental...
impoverishments	34	31	IMPOVERISHMENT, the...
interconversion	28	25	mutual conversion [n...
interconverting	30	27	INTERCONVERT, to con...
interuniversity	34	24	between universities...
invertibilities	32	24	INVERTIBILITY, the q...
irreversibility	39	25	the state of being i...
maneuverability	37	30	the state of being m...
megavertebrates	30	27	MEGAVERTEBRATE, a ve...
misgovernaunces	31	30	MISGOVERNAUNCE, (Spe...
nongovernmental	26	29	not governmental, al...
overaccentuated	31	28	OVERACCENTUATE, to a...
overaccentuates	31	27	OVERACCENTUATE, to a...
overachievement	33	32	excessive achievemen...
overadjustments	30	34	OVERADJUSTMENT, an e...
overadvertising	30	27	OVERADVERTISE, to ad...
overadvertizing	33	36	OVERADVERTIZE, to ad...
overapplication	34	30	excessive applicatio...
overarticulated	31	25	OVERARTICULATE, to a...
overarticulates	31	24	OVERARTICULATE, to a...
overassessments	27	23	OVERASSESSMENT, exce...
overbearingness	28	26	OVERBEARING [n]
overcapitalised	33	27	OVERCAPITALISE, to p...
overcapitalises	33	26	OVERCAPITALISE, to p...
overcapitalized	36	36	OVERCAPITALIZE, to p...
overcapitalizes	36	35	OVERCAPITALIZE, to p...
overcentralised	30	25	OVERCENTRALISE, to c...
overcentralises	30	24	OVERCENTRALISE, to c...
overcentralized	33	34	OVERCENTRALIZE, to c...
overcentralizes	33	33	OVERCENTRALIZE, to c...
overclassifying	41	31	OVERCLASSIFY, to cla...
overcommitments	33	32	OVERCOMMITMENT, exce...
overcommunicate	34	33	to communicate exces...
overcompensated	31	30	OVERCOMPENSATE, to c...
overcompensates	31	29	OVERCOMPENSATE, to c...
overcompliances	36	33	OVERCOMPLIANCE, exce...
overcomplicated	37	33	OVERCOMPLICATE, to c...
overcomplicates	37	32	OVERCOMPLICATE, to c...
overcompressing	34	31	OVERCOMPRESS, to com...
overconfidences	33	31	OVERCONFIDENCE, exce...
overconfidently	38	31	OVERCONFIDENT, exces...
overconstructed	33	28	OVERCONSTRUCT, to co...
overconsumption	32	31	excessive consumptio...
overcontrolling	32	28	OVERCONTROL, to cont...
overcorrections	32	26	OVERCORRECTION, exce...
overcredulities	32	25	OVERCREDULITY, the s...
overcultivation	33	29	excessively cultivat...
overdecorations	28	24	OVERDECORATION, exce...
overdependences	29	29	OVERDEPENDENCE, exce...
overdevelopment	31	32	excessive developmen...
overdiscounting	31	28	OVERDISCOUNT, to dis...
overdiversities	30	24	OVERDIVERSITY, exces...
overdocumenting	31	31	OVERDOCUMENT, to doc...
overdramatising	29	26	OVERDRAMATISE, to dr...
overdramatizing	32	35	OVERDRAMATIZE, to dr...
overeagernesses	25	22	OVEREAGERNESS, OVERE...
overelaborating	29	26	OVERELABORATE, to el...
overelaboration	27	24	excessive elaboratio...
overembellished	34	30	OVEREMBELLISH, to em...
overembellishes	34	29	OVEREMBELLISH, to em...
overemphasising	33	30	OVEREMPHASIS [v]
overemphasizing	36	39	OVEREMPHASIZE, to em...
overemployments	37	32	OVEREMPLOYMENT, the...
overencouraging	30	29	OVERENCOURAGE, to en...
overengineering	26	26	OVERENGINEER, to eng...
overentertained	24	22	excessively entertai...
overenthusiasms	30	26	OVERENTHUSIASM, an e...
overestimations	27	23	OVERESTIMATION, the...
overevaluations	28	26	OVEREVALUATION, exce...
overexaggerated	33	31	OVEREXAGGERATE, to e...
overexaggerates	33	30	OVEREXAGGERATE, to e...
overexcitements	36	33	OVEREXCITEMENT, exce...
overexpectation	36	33	excessive expectatio...
overextractions	35	30	OVEREXTRACTION, exce...
overextravagant	34	33	excessively extravag...
overfamiliarity	38	28	the state of being o...
overfertilising	32	26	OVERFERTILISE, to fe...
overfertilizing	35	35	OVERFERTILIZE, to fe...
overflourishing	34	29	OVERFLOURISH, to cov...
overforwardness	31	27	OVERFORWARD, excessi...
overgeneralised	27	24	OVERGENERALISE, to g...
overgeneralises	27	23	OVERGENERALISE, to g...
overgeneralized	30	33	OVERGENERALIZE, to g...
overgeneralizes	30	32	OVERGENERALIZE, to g...
overglamorising	31	28	OVERGLAMORISE, to gl...
overglamorizing	34	37	OVERGLAMORIZE, to gl...
overhastinesses	28	22	OVERHASTINESS, the s...
overhomogenised	29	28	OVERHOMOGENISE, to h...
overhomogenises	29	27	OVERHOMOGENISE, to h...
overhomogenized	32	37	OVERHOMOGENIZE, to h...
overhomogenizes	32	36	OVERHOMOGENIZE, to h...
overidentifying	36	29	OVERIDENTIFY, to ide...
overimaginative	30	29	excessively imaginat...
overindulgences	31	29	OVERINDULGENCE, exce...
overingenuities	27	24	OVERINGENUITY, the s...
overintensities	26	21	OVERINTENSITY, exces...
overinvestments	29	28	OVERINVESTMENT, exce...
overlengthening	30	29	OVERLENGTHEN, to len...
overmedications	30	27	OVERMEDICATION, exce...
overmultiplying	41	33	OVERMULTIPLY, to bec...
overmultituding	32	29	OVERMULTITUDE, (Milt...
overopinionated	26	25	excessively opiniona...
overorchestrate	31	24	to orchestrate exces...
overornamenting	26	27	OVERORNAMENT, to orn...
overpersuasions	28	24	OVERPERSUASION, exce...
overpessimistic	35	28	excessively pessimis...
overpopulations	31	28	OVERPOPULATION, popu...
overpreparation	29	26	excessive preparatio...
overprescribing	36	31	OVERPRESCRIBE, to pr...
overproductions	32	28	OVERPRODUCTION, exce...
overprogramming	33	33	OVERPROGRAM, to prog...
overproportions	30	26	OVERPROPORTION, to m...
overprotections	31	26	OVERPROTECTION, exce...
overrefinements	28	27	OVERREFINEMENT, exce...
overregulations	28	24	OVERREGULATION, exce...
overrepresented	27	24	represented excessiv...
oversaturations	26	21	OVERSATURATION, exce...
oversensitivity	36	26	the state of being o...
oversimplifying	42	34	OVERSIMPLIFY, to sim...
overspecialised	33	27	OVERSPECIALISE, to s...
overspecialises	33	26	OVERSPECIALISE, to s...
overspecialized	36	36	OVERSPECIALIZE, to s...
overspecializes	36	35	OVERSPECIALIZE, to s...
overspeculating	34	30	OVERSPECULATE, to sp...
overspeculation	32	28	excessive speculatio...
overstabilities	31	23	OVERSTABILITY, the s...
overstimulating	31	27	OVERSTIMULATE, to st...
overstimulation	29	25	excessive stimulatio...
oversubscribing	37	32	OVERSUBSCRIBE, to su...
oversweetnesses	28	23	OVERSWEETNESS, the s...
overutilisation	28	22	the act of overutili...
overutilization	31	31	the act of overutili...
overweeningness	28	27	the state of being o...
overwithholding	37	31	OVERWITHHOLD, to wit...
overzealousness	29	31	the state of being o...
pervertednesses	28	24	PERVERTEDNESS, PERVE...
proverbialising	34	29	PROVERBIALISE, to ma...
proverbializing	37	38	PROVERBIALIZE, to ma...
quicksilverings	44	40	QUICKSILVERING, the...
readvertisement	27	24	the act of readverti...
readvertizement	30	33	the act of advertizi...
recoverableness	31	27	the state of being r...
reverberatories	28	22	REVERBERATORY [n]
reversibilities	32	23	REVERSIBILITY, the s...
riverworthiness	33	25	the state of being r...
seroconversions	28	24	SEROCONVERSION, the...
silversmithings	35	28	SILVERSMITHING, the...
subversionaries	29	24	SUBVERSIONARY, a sub...
supergovernment	30	30	government above oth...
tergiversations	28	22	TERGIVERSATION, dese...
uncontroversial	30	26	not controversial [a...
universalnesses	27	23	UNIVERSALNESS, the s...
unverifiability	40	30	the quality of being...
veraciousnesses	29	24	VERACIOUSNESS, the s...
verifiabilities	34	26	VERIFIABILITY, the s...
verisimilitudes	32	25	VERISIMILITUDE, the...
veritablenesses	29	24	VERITABLENESS, the s...
verminousnesses	27	25	VERMINOUSNESS, the s...
vernacularising	32	28	VERNACULARISE, to ma...
vernacularities	31	25	VERNACULARITY, the s...
vernacularizing	35	37	VERNACULARIZE, to ma...
versatilenesses	27	21	VERSATILENESS, the s...
verticillasters	34	24	VERTICILLASTER, an i...
verticillations	33	25	VERTICILLATION, the...
vertiginousness	28	24	the state of being v...

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