| BARRASWAY | • barrasway n. (Newfoundland) A shallow coastal salt lake or inlet. • BARRASWAY n. (Canadian) a shallow lagoon formed by a sandbar, also BARACHOIS. |
| CARRAWAYS | • carraways n. Plural of carraway. • Carraways prop.n. Plural of Carraway. • CARRAWAY n. an umbelliferous plant with aromatic seeds used as a tonic and condiment, also CARAWAY. |
| CASTAWAYS | • castaways n. Plural of castaway. • CASTAWAY n. an outcast. |
| FADEAWAYS | • fadeaways n. Plural of fadeaway. • fade-aways n. Plural of fade-away. • FADEAWAY n. a type of pitch in baseball. |
| FALLAWAYS | • fallaways n. Plural of fallaway. • FALLAWAY n. a shot in basketball made while moving away from the basket. |
| KAWAKAWAS | • kawakawas n. Plural of kawakawa. • KAWAKAWA n. (Maori) a New Zealand tree, aka peppertree. |
| MACCABAWS | • MACCABAW n. a type of snuff, also MACCABOY, MACCOBOY. |
| SCALAWAGS | • scalawags n. Plural of scalawag. • SCALAWAG n. a good-for-nothing, a rascal; in US history, a white Southerner who acted in support of the Reconstruction after the Civil War, also SCALLAWAG, SCALLYWAG. |
| SCALLAWAG | • scallawag n. Alternative spelling of scalawag. • SCALLAWAG n. a good-for-nothing, a rascal, also SCALAWAG, SCALLYWAG. |
| SHAWARMAS | • shawarmas n. Plural of shawarma. • SHAWARMA n. (Arabic) a sandwich of lamb or chicken, veg, and often tahini wrapped in pita. |
| SOAKAWAYS | • soakaways n. Plural of soakaway. • SOAKAWAY n. a depression into which water percolates. |
| STANDAWAY | • standaway adj. (Clothing) Denoting a kind of rolled collar that stands away from the neck. • STANDAWAY adj. of a skirt, standing out from the body. |
| STAYAWAYS | • stayaways n. Plural of stayaway. • STAYAWAY n. in South Africa, a strike; a person participating in a strike. |
| TAKEAWAYS | • takeaways n. Plural of takeaway. • take-aways n. Plural of take-away. • TAKEAWAY n. a meal that is taken away from the place of purchase. |
| TEARAWAYS | • tearaways n. Plural of tearaway. • TEARAWAY n. a rebellious person. |
| WALKAWAYS | • walkaways n. Plural of walkaway. • walk-aways n. Plural of walk-away. • WALKAWAY n. an easy victory. |
| WANTAWAYS | • wantaways n. Plural of wantaway. • want-aways n. Plural of want-away. • WANTAWAY n. a footballer who wants to transfer to another club. |
| WARRAGALS | • warragals n. Plural of warragal. • WARRAGAL n. (Native Australian) the Australian wild dog, the dingo, also WARRAGLE, WARRAGUL, WARRIGAL. |
| WASHAWAYS | • washaways n. Plural of washaway. • WASHAWAY n. an erosion of the earth's surface due to running water. |