| BULWADDIES | • BULWADDY n. (Native Australian) a North Australian tree, also BULLWADDIE, BULLWADDY, BULWADDEE. |
| CRUISEWAYS | • cruiseways n. Plural of cruiseway. • CRUISEWAY n. a canal for exclusively recreational use. |
| CRUISEWEAR | • cruisewear n. Light clothing suitable for a pleasure cruise. • CRUISEWEAR n. clothing suitable for a leisure cruise. |
| OUTLAWRIES | • outlawries n. Plural of outlawry. • OUTLAWRY n. the state of being an outlaw. |
| OUTWEARIES | • outwearies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outweary. • OUTWEARY v. to weary out. |
| SAWDUSTIER | • SAWDUSTY adj. like or full of sawdust. |
| SLUICEWAYS | • sluiceways n. Plural of sluiceway. • SLUICEWAY n. an artificial channel into which water is let by a sluice. |
| SQUAREWISE | • squarewise adj. Laid out or moving in a square. • squarewise adv. With a square layout or motion. • SQUAREWISE adv. in squares. |
| SQUAWKIEST | • squawkiest adj. Superlative form of squawky: most squawky. • SQUAWKY adj. shrill and grating. |
| SUPERWAIFS | • superwaifs n. Plural of superwaif. • SUPERWAIF n. an extremely thin and childlike young fashion model. |
| SWEATSUITS | • sweatsuits n. Plural of sweatsuit. • SWEATSUIT n. a loose-fitting suit consisting of sweater and trousers, usually close-fitting at wrist and ankle, worn by athletes, etc. |
| UNSWEARING | • unswearing v. Present participle of unswear. • UNSWEARING n. the act of recanting. |
| UNWARINESS | • unwariness n. The property of being unwary. • UNWARINESS n. the state of being unwary, also UNWARENESS. |
| UNWEARIEST | • UNWEARY adj. not weary. |
| WAVEGUIDES | • waveguides n. Plural of waveguide. • WAVEGUIDE n. in electronics, a hollow metal conductor through which high-frequency energy can be propagated efficiently. |
| WHAREPUNIS | • WHAREPUNI n. (Maori) a tall carved building used as a guesthouse, also WHARENUI. |