| BALSAWOODS | • balsawoods n. Plural of balsawood. • BALSAWOOD n. the very light wood of the balsa tree. |
| COASTWARDS | • coastwards adv. Towards the coast. • COASTWARDS adv. in the direction of the coast, also COASTWARD. |
| DISAVOWALS | • disavowals n. Plural of disavowal. • DISAVOWAL n. the act of disavowing. |
| DRAWSHAVES | • drawshaves n. Plural of drawshave. • DRAWSHAVE n. a carpentry tool, also DRAWKNIFE. |
| DUNIWASSAL | • duniwassal n. A gentleman of the Scottish Highlands. • DUNIWASSAL n. (Gaelic) a Highland gentleman of inferior rank, also DUNIEWASSAL, DUNNIEWASSAL. |
| EASSELWARD | • EASSELWARD adv. (Scots) eastwards, also EASSEL, EASSELGATE, EASSIL. |
| LANDWASHES | • LANDWASH n. the shore area between the high-water mark and the sea. |
| SAPANWOODS | • SAPANWOOD n. (Malay) the wood of a leguminous tree, formerly used to provide a red dye, also SAPAN, SAPPAN, SAPPANWOOD. |
| SHADOWCAST | • shadowcast n. The performance of a film by a group of amateurs at the same time as it is screened. • shadowcast v. To take part in such a performance. • SHADOWCAST v. in microscopy, to cast shadows of projecting parts of a specimen by exposing to a stream of a vapour of a heavy metal. |
| SWAMPLANDS | • swamplands n. Plural of swampland. • SWAMPLAND n. swamp country. |
| SWEATBANDS | • sweatbands n. Plural of sweatband. • SWEATBAND n. an absorbent wristlet worn by e.g. tennis players to prevent sweat running down to their hands. |
| WAISTBANDS | • waistbands n. Plural of waistband. • WAISTBAND n. the strip of fabric in a garment that fits round the waist. |
| WASHBOARDS | • washboards n. Plural of washboard. • washboards v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of washboard. • WASHBOARD n. a broad thin plank along a ship's gunwale to keep out sea water. |
| WASHSTANDS | • washstands n. Plural of washstand. • wash␣stands n. Plural of wash stand. • WASHSTAND n. a stand holding a washbowl. |
| WASTELANDS | • wastelands n. Plural of wasteland. • WASTELAND n. a desolate, barren area. |