| DELFTWARES | • delftwares n. Plural of delftware. • Delftwares n. Plural of Delftware. • DELFTWARE n. a type of earthenware originating in the Dutch city of Delft, also DELF, DELFT, DELPH. |
| FEEDWATERS | • feedwaters n. Plural of feedwater. • FEEDWATER n. purified water used in boilers for steam generation. |
| FIREWATERS | • firewaters n. Plural of firewater. • FIREWATER n. strong alcoholic spirits. |
| FLOWERAGES | • flowerages n. Plural of flowerage. • FLOWERAGE n. the process or result of flowering; flowers collectively. |
| FORESWEARS | • foreswears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of foreswear. • FORESWEAR v. to renounce, also FORSWEAR. |
| FORSWEARER | • forswearer n. One who forswears. • forswearer n. One who swears a false oath; perjurer. • FORSWEARER n. one who forswears. |
| FORWEARIES | • forwearies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of forweary. • FORWEARY v. (Shakespeare) to weary, exhaust. |
| FRESHWATER | • freshwater adj. Living in fresh water. • freshwater adj. Consisting of fresh water. • freshwater adj. (Nautical) Unskilled as a seaman. |
| NEWFANGLES | • NEWFANGLE n. an excessively or ostentatiously modern thing. |
| WATERLEAFS | • waterleafs n. Plural of waterleaf. • WATERLEAF n. any plant of the American genus Hydrophyllum, herbs having white or pale blue bell-shaped flowers. |
| WEAKFISHES | • weakfishes n. Plural of weakfish. • WEAKFISH n. (Dutch) a kind of fish caught off the Atlantic coast of North America, aka seatrout. |
| WELFARITES | • WELFARITE n. (US) a person who is on welfare. |
| WHITEFACES | • whitefaces n. Plural of whiteface. • WHITEFACE n. white makeup esp. as used by a clown. |
| WIREFRAMES | • wireframes n. Plural of wireframe. • wire-frames n. Plural of wire-frame. • wire␣frames n. Plural of wire frame. |