Words Ending With VATE

Growing in a heaped or clustered mass.

To make active or more active.

To sleep or remain dormant during the summer.

Make a problem or situation worse.

Having two nerves or veins, as in leaves or wings.

Having two hinged matching parts, like a bivalve.

An old unit of land measure, an oxgang.

To attract and hold the attention or interest of someone completely.

Club-shaped; widening toward the tip.

A small droplet formed by the aggregation of colloidal particles.

To grow together with another organism.

An old spelling of cravat.

To prepare land or grow crops; also to foster or develop.

Bent into a curved shape.

To make inactive or inoperative.

To reduce the motivation or enthusiasm of someone.

To deprive a body part of its nerve supply.

Something derived from a source.

To raise to a higher position or rank.

To weaken or drain of energy or strength.

Spend the summer in a state of torpor.

To dig out and remove earth or other material from a hole.

To make something inactive or no longer functional.

To bend or curve inward.

To supply nerves to a body part.

To introduce something new.

To mix food with saliva during chewing.

The territory ruled by a khedive.

The territory or office of a landgrave.

Masked or hidden; not obvious, as in a disease.

The rank or territory of a margrave.

To provide someone with a reason or incentive to act.

Having nerves or veins.

Replace an obligation with a new one.

To make objective or objectify.

Egg-shaped with the wider end at the top.

Egg-shaped with the wider end at the base.

Coat a surface to reduce its chemical reactivity.

Belonging to one person, not public.

A salt or ester of pyruvic acid.

To make something radioactive.

To make active or operational again.

To relapse into previous bad behavior, especially criminal.

To cultivate again.

Curved backward.

Variant spelling of re-elevate; raise again.

To restore nerve supply to tissue.

To motivate again.

To restore something to a good condition, especially a building.

To till soil using a rotavator.

Alternative form of rotavate.

To produce saliva.

A French martial art using kicks and punches.

Shared by two patients, not fully private.

A compound formed when solvent molecules attach to a solute.

Almost egg-shaped.

To bank a railway track for higher speed curves.

To make neat or spruce up; titivate.

To make neat or spruce up one's appearance.

To make neat and tidy; spruce up.