| FAITHWORTHIER | • FAITHWORTHY adj. worthy of faith or belief. |
| HATEWORTHIEST | • HATEWORTHY adj. worthy of hate. |
| MOUTHWATERING | • mouthwatering adj. That is pleasing to the sense of taste; appetizing; that makes one salivate. • mouthwatering adj. (By extension) Enticing or tantalizing. • mouth-watering adj. Alternative form of mouthwatering. |
| NAMEWORTHIEST | • NAMEWORTHY adj. worth naming, distinguished. |
| NORTHEASTWARD | • northeastward adj. In or toward the northeast. • northeastward adv. Toward the northeast. • NORTHEASTWARD adv. in a northeasterly direction, also NORTHEASTWARDS. |
| NORTHWESTWARD | • northwestward adj. In or toward the northwest. • northwestward adv. Toward the northwest. • NORTHWESTWARD adv. in a northwesterly direction, also NORTHWESTWARDS. |
| OVERTHWARTING | • OVERTHWART v. to lie athwart. |
| ROADWORTHIEST | • ROADWORTHY adj. able to be used on a road. |
| SOUTHEASTWARD | • southeastward adj. In or toward the southeast. • southeastward adv. Toward the southeast. • SOUTHEASTWARD adv. in a southeasterly direction, also SOUTHEASTWARDS. |
| SOUTHWESTWARD | • southwestward adj. In or toward the southwest. • southwestward adv. Toward the southwest. • SOUTHWESTWARD adv. in a southwesterly direction, also SOUTHWESTWARDS. |
| THANKWORTHIER | • THANKWORTHY adj. worthy of thanks. |
| THANKWORTHILY | • THANKWORTHY adv. worthy of thanks. |
| WEATHERCLOTHS | • weather␣cloths n. Plural of weather cloth. • WEATHERCLOTH n. a protecting tarpaulin on deck. |
| WEATHEROMETER | • weatherometer n. A device that measures the controlled weathering of a sample of material under the influence of light… • WEATHEROMETER n. an instrument for measuring weather-resisting properties of paint. |
| WHATABOUTISMS | • whataboutisms n. Plural of whataboutism. • WHATABOUTISM n. (Of two communities in conflict) the practice of repeatedly raising grievances from the past during negotiations. |
| YELLOWTHROATS | • yellowthroats n. Plural of yellowthroat. • YELLOWTHROAT n. any of several largely olive American warblers. |