| HALFWITS | • halfwits n. Plural of halfwit. • half-wits n. Plural of half-wit. • HALFWIT n. an idiot. |
| HAWKBITS | • hawkbits n. Plural of hawkbit. • HAWKBIT n. a flower of the dandelion family. |
| HOISTWAY | • hoistway n. An opening for the hoist, or elevator, in the floor of a warehouse. • HOISTWAY n. an opening for the hoist, or elevator, in the floor of a wareroom. |
| INSWATHE | • inswathe v. Archaic spelling of enswathe. • INSWATHE v. to wrap around, also ENSWATHE. |
| SIGHTSAW | • sightsaw v. Simple past tense of sightsee. • SIGHTSEE v. to view places of interest. |
| SWATHIER | • SWATHY adj. in swathes. |
| SWATHING | • swathing v. Present participle of swathe. • swathing n. A wrapping. • SWATHING n. a wrapping. |
| TANIWHAS | • taniwhas n. Plural of taniwha. • TANIWHA n. (Maori) a mythical monster, that lives in very deep water. |
| TAWHIRIS | • TAWHIRI n. (Maori) a small New Zealand tree with wavy glossy dark green leaves. |
| THAWIEST | • THAWY adj. inclined to melt. |
| THAWINGS | • thawings n. Plural of thawing. • THAWING n. the act of melting. |
| THISAWAY | • thisaway adv. (Dialect or humorous) that way; in that direction. • this-a-way adv. Alternative form of thisaway. • THISAWAY adv. (colloquial) this way. |
| THWAITES | • thwaites n. Plural of thwaite. • Thwaites prop.n. An English surname. • Thwaites prop.n. Short for Thwaites Glacier. |
| TRISHAWS | • trishaws n. Plural of trishaw. • TRISHAW n. a three-wheeled taxi bike. |
| WASHIEST | • washiest adj. Superlative form of washy: most washy. • WASHY adj. watery, damp. |
| WATERISH | • waterish adj. Watery. • WATERISH adj. somewhat watery. |
| WHATSITS | • whatsits n. Plural of whatsit. • WHATSIT n. something whose name is unknown, also WHATSIS. |
| WHIPCATS | • WHIPCAT n. a tailor. |
| WHITTAWS | • whittaws n. Plural of whittaw. • WHITTAW n. (dialect) a saddler or harness-maker; a maker of white leather, also WHITTAWER. |