| ANTIWELFARE | • antiwelfare adj. Opposed to welfare (financial aid offered by a government). • ANTIWELFARE adj. opposed to welfare. |
| COWFETERIAS | • COWFETERIA n. (New Zealand) a calf feeder with multiple teats. |
| DWARFNESSES | • DWARFNESS n. the state of being dwarf. |
| FACEWORKERS | • faceworkers n. Plural of faceworker. • FACEWORKER n. a miner who works at the coalface, also FACEMAN. |
| FAREWELLING | • farewelling v. Present participle of farewell. • FAREWELL v. to say goodbye. |
| FELLWALKERS | • fellwalkers n. Plural of fellwalker. • FELLWALKER n. one who engages in fell-walking. |
| FIREWARDENS | • firewardens n. Plural of firewarden. • FIREWARDEN n. an officer responsible for fire prevention and control in an area, esp. in a forest. |
| FOOTWEARIER | • FOOTWEARY adj. weary from walking. |
| FOREWARNERS | • forewarners n. Plural of forewarner. • FOREWARNER n. one who forewarns. |
| FORSWEARERS | • forswearers n. Plural of forswearer. • FORSWEARER n. one who forswears. |
| FORWANDERED | • forwandered v. Simple past tense and past participle of forwander. • FORWANDER v. (archaic) to wander away; to go astray. |
| FRESHWATERS | • freshwaters n. Plural of freshwater. • fresh␣waters n. Plural of fresh water. • FRESHWATER n. fresh water, not salt. |
| WATERFINDER | • WATERFINDER n. one who finds subterranean springs or supplies of water by means of a divining-rod; a dowser. |
| WATERFOWLER | • waterfowler n. One who hunts waterfowl. • WATERFOWLER n. one who hunts waterfowl. |
| WIFEBEATERS | • wifebeaters n. Plural of wifebeater. • wife-beaters n. Plural of wife-beater. • wife␣beaters n. Plural of wife beater. |