| GLASSWORKERS | • glassworkers n. Plural of glassworker. • GLASSWORKER n. one who works with glass.
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| KNOWABLENESS | • knowableness n. The state or quality of being knowable. • KNOWABLENESS n. the state of being knowable.
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| KWASHIORKORS | • kwashiorkors n. Plural of kwashiorkor. • KWASHIORKOR n. a tropical disease of infants caused by protein deficiency.
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| MELLOWSPEAKS | • MELLOWSPEAK n. a bland nonassertive form of language associated with New Age philosophy. | 
| PASSAGEWORKS | • passageworks n. Plural of passagework. • PASSAGEWORK n. music that allows a performer to display virtuosity.
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| PLASTERWORKS | • plasterworks n. Plural of plasterwork. • PLASTERWORK n. plastering, often ornate in design, used to finish architectural constructions.
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| SPARROWHAWKS | • sparrowhawks n. Plural of sparrowhawk. • sparrow␣hawks n. Plural of sparrow hawk.
 • SPARROWHAWK n. any of several small hawks of Eurasia and North Africa that prey on smaller birds.
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| SPATTERWORKS | • SPATTERWORK n. reproduction of designs by covering the surface with the pattern and spattering colour on the parts exposed. | 
| WHISKERANDOS | • WHISKERANDO n. a whiskered person, in allusion to Dom Ferolo Whiskerandos in Sheridan's Critic. | 
| WORKABLENESS | • workableness n. The quality or state of being workable, or the extent to which a thing is workable. • WORKABLENESS n. the state of being workable.
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| WORKAHOLISMS | • WORKAHOLISM n. excessive industry. | 
| WORKMANSHIPS | • workmanships n. Plural of workmanship. • WORKMANSHIP n. the skill of a workman.
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| WORKSTATIONS | • workstations n. Plural of workstation. • work␣stations n. Plural of work station.
 • WORKSTATION n. an area with equipment for the performance of a specialized task usually by a single individual.
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