| BOWYANGS | • bowyangs n. Plural of bowyang. • BOWYANG n. (Australian) a strap tied around a trouser-leg. |
| DAYGLOWS | • dayglows n. Plural of dayglow. • DAYGLOW n. an airglow seen during the day. |
| DRAGWAYS | • DRAGWAY n. a race course for drag racing, also DRAGSTRIP. |
| EDGEWAYS | • edgeways adv. With the edge facing in the direction of movement. • edgeways adv. With the edge uppermost. • edgeways adj. With the edge facing in the direction of movement. |
| GANGWAYS | • gangways n. Plural of gangway. • gangways v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gangway. • GANGWAY n. either of the sides of the upper deck of a ship. |
| GATEWAYS | • gateways n. Plural of gateway. • GATEWAY n. a passage that may be closed by a gate. |
| GAYWINGS | • gaywings n. Polygala paucifolia, a perennial flowering plant with pink and white flowers. • GAYWINGS n. a perennial herb. |
| GETAWAYS | • getaways n. Plural of getaway. • GETAWAY n. an escape. |
| GWYNIADS | • gwyniads n. Plural of gwyniad. • GWYNIAD n. (Welsh) a fish of North Wales and northern Europe, aka powan, allied to the lake whitefish, also GWINIAD. |
| HIGHWAYS | • highways n. Plural of highway. • HIGHWAY n. a major road. |
| LONGWAYS | • longways adv. (Manner) Lengthwise, in the longer direction. • LONGWAYS adv. along the length, also LONGWISE. |
| RINGWAYS | • ringways n. Plural of ringway. • RINGWAY n. a ring-road. |
| SWAYINGS | • swayings n. Plural of swaying. • SWAYING n. the act of swaying. |
| SWAYLING | • SWAYLING n. a scorching. |
| WAYGOOSE | • waygoose n. Alternative form of wayzgoose. • WAYGOOSE n. an annual employees' dinner or outing, also WAYZGOOSE. |
| YAWNINGS | • yawnings n. Plural of yawning. • YAWNING n. the act of yawning. |
| YAWPINGS | • yawpings n. Plural of yawping. • YAWPING n. the act of yelping. |