10-Letter Words Containing V

Gush from modified e-vaporiser

Butter up

Flatter

Too too dear.

Eric proved to be very dear

Largo al factotum, for example

Stings the customer

Stamp collectors' delights

Valued too highly

Overprize

Overpump

Judging too highly

Thinking too much of maiden maybe, sailor goes under

Gets too hot, perhaps

Shows a thin skin

Makes a mountain out of a molehill

REPORT to give an account of

Veto's fate, sometimes

Horse thus exhausted put aside

Like some vetoes

Dominant, ruling part of Yorkshire once

Main reason for horse being tired (wordplay)

Principal getting horse knackered (wordplay)

Overruff

Judge's activity, at times

Feeling excessive regret about lover's first rejection

Oversalt

SAUCED sauce

Oversauce

Oversave

SCALED scale

Overseed

Keeping an eye on

Director's skill

One grieves about being in charge

Oversew

Make less significant by comparison

Outdo in importance

Cast gloom on

Overshirt

Goes too far

Hits too high on the backboard

Blunders - gives short change

Errors concerned with places of interest

Blunders and gives short change

Dumbed down

Too easy

SIMPLY in a simple manner

Rovers' kits right back used as women's clothing

""A bar in a river; as, the overslaugh in the Hudson River. as, the overslaugh in the Hudson River.""

Stays out too long (wordplay)

Misses the wake-up call

Ignores the alarm clock.

SMOKED smoke

Oversmoke

Oversoak

Uses up more than one's allowance to fix Devon press

Overspill

Pall, perhaps

Dish out more work than can be completed

Cover a surface

Hires too many employees

Blew out of proportion

Made too much of

Exaggerated

Exaggerates the position of Bush (wordplay)

Exaggerates

Exaggerates.

Wore out one's welcome

Outlasted one's welcome

Wore out, as one's welcome

Oversteer

Doesn't sell enough of

Buys too much

Cause of bowler's exhaustion (wordplay)

Risk a breakdown, in a way

Work too hard

Put too much weight on

Pressure of doing too much bowling

STREWN strew

Overstrew

To stride over or beyond.

STRODE stride

Too tight as a racket

Too tight as a racket

Very tense

Overstuff

""SUBTLE insidious, also SUBTILE""

Oversuds

Oversuds

Oversup

Reversed gracefully? It's too much!

Glut on the market

Flood the market too flexibly

Overswing

Action in a card game

Passing old, green, family silver around

Catching up to.

Overtalk

Overtask

Being too onerous

Overthink

Done with seat of power, say, ousted

More of the fowl question

Where we hear the canopy of power may be brought down

Carries out a coup d'etat

Defeats come from fielding errors

Succeeds in an insurrection

Overtime

Gave 110%, maybe

Overtire

Overtoil

Excelled and surpassed.

Surpassed

Did business beyond one's capital.

Overtrade

Does too many push-ups, etc.

Works too hard on public transport

Prepares physically to a fault

Overtreat

Bonanzas for dummies and partners

Bridge extras.

Notably big butts (wordplay)

Overture

Reversed (a legal decision)

Went too far round and toppled

Placed upside down

Overurge

Rated too high

Not fetching, though one had expected it to run to

Overvalue

Overvote

Overwarm

Drowns in the garden

Overween

Oppresses

Where this is (wordplay)

Resembling a roly-poly.

Like paper or light, reading down

Overwet

Finished work on high trees in swamps

Pushes beyond endurance

Snows under

Drug carried by town river with treatment to get through cold period

Done to death

Trite, as a joke

Like the underpaid, typically

Uses excessively elaborate prose

Oviposit

Insect's egg-laying apparatus

Egg-laying organ in insects and some fishes

'Eggspulsions' (wordplay)

Engaging in idle chatter

Talking profusely

Pain-relieving - a vital pile (anagram)

Providing relief, but not a cure

Aimed at relief of suffering

Green-trunked shrubs

Palsgrave

An alkaloid found in opium. It has a weaker therapeutic action than morphine.

""Pl. parvoviruses Any of a group of small viruses that contain DNA in an icosahedral protein shell and cause disease in many vertebrates, especially mammals such as dogs and cattle.""

PASSIVATE

Passivate

Passivism

Passivist

Pavilion

A disparaging word, such as poetaster.

Politically incorrect, in a way

Expressing contempt or disapproval

The portion of a vault by means of which the square space in the middle of a building is brought to an octagon or circle to receive a cupola.

Perceiver

Perceive

Observant look about Catholic woman virtually in retreat

Operated by striking

Of significant impact

""Tending or conducing to make perfect, or to bring to perfection; usually followed by of. of.""

PERMEATE to spread through

Liberal by letter (wordplay)

A girl I have that's free with favours

Not doing much disciplining

""(Earth Sciences / Minerals) a yellow, brown, or greyish-black mineral form of calcium titanate with some rare-earth elements, which is used in certain high-temperature ceramic superconductors [named after Count Lev Alekseevich Perovski (1792-1856), Russian statesman]""

Kept at it, no matter what

A golfer, once embarrassed, struggled on

Carried on with exercises - runs cut

Soldiers on a hard section

Persists in a pursuit

Steadfastly continues

Very convincing, as an argument

Providing sound reasoning

Supervise a review that is influential

Pervasion

Missing ace, player with serve moves awkwardly

Work steadily without reserve, possibly in a pig-headed way

Kinkiness for every type

Aberrant behavior in each account

For every translation contains something irregular

Wilfully contrary nature

Priest very disposed to obstinacy

Tending to pervert.

Perverter

Pervert

Plural or third person singular

""Pl. polioviruses An enterovirus, separable into three serotypes, that is the causative agent of poliomyelitis.""

Multivalent.

Okay by me!

"Okay by me!"

Misguided love is pity, really

Positive

It's a sure thing

Philosophy recognising only the logically provable

Logical philosopher

Positiveness.

Unwilling to share

Case in grammar.

Desiring to retain what one owns

Poxvirus

APPROVE to regard favourably

Preaver

""Containing or giving precepts; of the nature of precepts; didactic; as, the preceptive parts of the Scriptures. as, the preceptive parts of the Scriptures.""

Eliminating beforehand

Like signs

Made to appear naff when using it (wordplay)

and 9: Suggestive input that might make a molecule out of a molehill (wordplay)

Of a certain bridge bid.

Getting in first, angry peer with aim to get power for old

""HARVEST to gather in a crop, also HAIRST""

Drowning preventers (with "life")

Those keeping safe the president, including one who waits

Canners

SERVICE to {repair=v}

Before starting a tennis game (wordplay)

Keeping safe

Parking, reversing badly, generating a jam

Like some winds and opinions

Two priests sick, but gaining strength

Most general.

New place never achieves popularity

Superiority, of a sort

New place never offers currency

Prevalent

Anticipatory.

Preventer

Before sounding off (wordplay)

It's better than cure, they say

It follows fire

Action said to be better than cure

Dental floss, for one

Like a checkup

Type of medicine

Previewer

Preview

In days gone by cleric would enter in holy manner

Before your lips curled masking suspicions of extortion and vice

Hitherto

Prevision

VOCALIC a vowel sound

In a primeval manner; in or from the earliest times; originally.

Moses, Rousseau et al.

Painters like Grandma Moses.

Navy patrol planes.

Result of solitary sorrow

Maritime harassers

Conditions of indigence

PRIVATISE

Privatise

Privatism

Privative

PRIVATIZE

Privatize

It's my pleasure to deliver pig chops

Having special rights

Pedant admitting awful editor must be indulged

They're not enjoyed by everyone

Special rights

Exclusive rights

Tendency for Gap to stock large one for adult

Predilection

Fertile for channel four ending live

Yielding results

Tailed setter carrying gun (model 4E) - it's efficient

PROJECT to extend outward

""Tending, or having power, to propel; driving on; urging.""

Defensive vet to price order

Designating a type of tariff.

Kind of custody

Drawn out; extended.

""Thrusting or impelling forward; as, protrusive motion. as, protrusive motion.""

Roots of a new start in part of France

Source of article dividing French region

Source of year abroad in French region

Provides cattle with food

Well-known document Blair modified

Commonly spoken of

Notorious document Blair modified

Proverb

Supply niece that is missing fortune

Roger Williams founded it: 1636

Start of a quip

Lacking a big city outlook

Unsophisticated, narrow-minded; regional

Hardly cosmopolitan

Provirus

Golf instructor's dreams (wordplay)

Like Jeane Dixon (wordplay)

Golf instructor's dreams?

Beta carotene, since it can become A

Provolone

Capable of being reduced to fine powder; pulverizable.

PULVERISE

Pulverise

Comminuted

""One who, or that which, pulverizes.""

Pulverize

PUNITIVE inflicting punishment

Purgative

""A functionary of lower rank than a herald, but discharging similar duties; called also pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively. pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively.""

The act or process of providing or procuring; providence; foresight; preparation; management.

PUTATIVE supposed or reputed

Having four ways meeting in a point.

Higher division of the seven liberal arts in medieval learning