| BIRDWATCHER | • birdwatcher n. (Birdwatching) A person who observes or identifies wild birds in their natural environment. • birdwatcher n. (Slang) A person who enjoys watching rocket launches. • bird␣watcher n. Alternative spelling of birdwatcher. |
| CARRIAGEWAY | • carriageway n. (UK, Ireland) The part of a road that carries traffic. • carriageway n. (UK, Ireland) One side of a dual carriageway that carries traffic in a single direction. • CARRIAGEWAY n. the part of a road used by vehicular traffic. |
| CARTWRIGHTS | • cartwrights n. Plural of cartwright. • CARTWRIGHT n. a maker of carts. |
| CHAIRWARMER | • chairwarmer n. (Derogatory) One who occupies a post or employment but does no useful work. • CHAIRWARMER n. an office holder, committee member, or employee who is inactive and ineffective. |
| CORDWAINERS | • cordwainers n. Plural of cordwainer. • CORDWAINER n. (archaic) a shoemaker, also CORDINER. |
| CORDWAINERY | • cordwainery n. Shoemaking. • CORDWAINERY n. (archaic) the craft of shoemaking. |
| CRIPPLEWARE | • crippleware n. (Uncountable, computing, chiefly derogatory) A program whose functionality is severely limited beyond… • CRIPPLEWARE n. software that has been partly disabled to provide a limited demonstration of its use. |
| CROWBARRING | • crowbarring v. Present participle of crowbar. • CROWBAR v. to use a steel bar as a lever. |
| CRUISEWEARS | • CRUISEWEAR n. clothing suitable for a leisure cruise. |
| OVERCRAWING | • OVERCRAW v. (Spenser) to triumph over, also OVERCROW. |
| SCHWARMEREI | • SCHWARMEREI n. (German) excessive or unwholesome sentiment. |
| WARLOCKRIES | • warlockries n. Plural of warlockry. • WARLOCKRY n. sorcery. |
| WARRANDICES | • warrandices n. Plural of warrandice. • WARRANDICE n. a guarantee; a clause in a deed by which the grantor binds himself or herself to make good to the grantee the right conveyed. |
| WISECRACKER | • wisecracker n. A person who makes wisecrack remarks; a smart aleck. • WISECRACKER n. one who wisecracks. |