| AWNIEST | • AWNY adj. bristly like an awn. |
| BAWTIES | • bawties n. Plural of bawty. • bawties n. Plural of bawtie. • BAWTIE n. (Scots) a dog. |
| DAWTIES | • DAWTIE n. (Scots) a pet, also DAUTIE. |
| TAWIEST | • TAWIE adj. (Scots) tractable. |
| TAWNIES | • tawnies n. (Obsolete) Clothes made of tawny-coloured fabric. • tawnies n. Plural of tawny. • tawnies v. (Obsolete) third-person singular simple present indicative form of tawny. |
| TAWPIES | • tawpies n. Plural of tawpie. • TAWPIE n. (Scots) a foolish or awkward young person, also TAUPIE. |
| TAXWISE | • taxwise adv. In terms of taxation. • TAXWISE adj. pertaining to taxes. |
| TWAITES | • twaites n. Plural of twaite. • TWAITE n. a fish, a kind of shad. |
| WAISTED | • waisted adj. (In combination) Having some specific type of waist. • waisted adj. Narrower in the middle. • WAISTED adj. having a waist. |
| WAISTER | • waister n. (Nautical) A seaman stationed in the waist of a warship. • WAISTER n. a seaman stationed in the middle of the ship. |
| WAITERS | • waiters n. Plural of waiter. • Waiters prop.n. A surname. • WAITER n. one who serves at table. |
| WALIEST | • WALY adj. (Scots) fine, excellent. |
| WANIEST | • WANY adj. waning in some parts, also WANEY. |
| WANTIES | • wanties n. Plural of wanty. • WANTY n. a surcingle, or strap of leather, used for binding a load upon the back of a beast. |
| WARIEST | • wariest adj. Superlative form of wary: most wary. • WARY adj. cautious. |
| WASTRIE | • WASTRIE n. reckless extravagance, also WASTERIE, WASTERY, WASTRY. |
| WAVIEST | • waviest adj. Superlative form of wavy: most wavy. • WAVY adj. having waves. |
| WAXIEST | • waxiest adj. Superlative form of waxy: most waxy. • WAXY adj. like wax. |
| YAWIEST | • YAWY adj. pertaining to the disease yaws, also YAWEY. |