| BLADDERWORTS | • bladderworts n. Plural of bladderwort. • BLADDERWORT n. a kind of seaweed. |
| BRIDEWEALTHS | • bridewealths n. Plural of bridewealth. • bride-wealths n. Plural of bride-wealth. • bride␣wealths n. Plural of bride wealth. |
| CANDLEPOWERS | • candlepowers n. Plural of candlepower. • candle␣powers n. Plural of candle power. • CANDLEPOWER n. an old unit of luminosity. |
| COLOURWASHED | • COLOURWASH v. to paint with this. |
| COWARDLINESS | • cowardliness n. The characteristic of being cowardly. • cowardliness n. A cowardly action. • COWARDLINESS n. the state of being cowardly. |
| DRAWLINGNESS | • drawlingness n. A drawling quality of the voice. • DRAWLINGNESS n. the state of being drawling. |
| FLASHFORWARD | • flashforward n. (Authorship) A dramatic device in which a future event is inserted into the normal chronological flow of a narrative. • flashforward v. To use this dramatic device. • flash␣forward v. (Of a memory or vision) To move forward in time. |
| LEATHERWOODS | • leatherwoods n. Plural of leatherwood. • Leatherwoods prop.n. Plural of Leatherwood. • LEATHERWOOD n. a small shrub with white, soft wood, and a tough, leathery bark, common in damp woods in the Northern United States, aka wicopy. |
| STRANDWOLVES | • strandwolves n. Plural of strandwolf. • STRANDWOLF n. the brown hyena that scavenges the shores in Africa. |
| SWORDPLAYERS | • swordplayers n. Plural of swordplayer. • SWORDPLAYER n. one who engages in swordplay. |
| TOWARDLINESS | • towardliness n. The state or quality of being towardly. • TOWARDLINESS n. the state of being towardly. |
| WALDGRAVINES | • WALDGRAVINE n. (German) the wife of a waldgrave. |
| WALDSTERBENS | • WALDSTERBEN n. (German) disease and death in forest trees and vegetation as a result of atmospheric pollution. |
| WINDLESTRAES | • windlestraes n. Plural of windlestrae. • WINDLESTRAE n. (Scots) anything light or insubstantial; a feeble person, also WINDLESTRAW. |
| WINDLESTRAWS | • windlestraws n. Plural of windlestraw. • WINDLESTRAW n. anything light or insubstantial; feeble person, also WINDLESTRAE. |