| BRIDLEWAY | • bridleway n. A path for riding a horse (which is controlled by a bridle). • bridleway n. (England) A right of way defined in law, over which the public have the right to travel on foot or on… • BRIDLEWAY n. a path on which horses may be ridden. |
| CRAZYWEED | • crazyweed n. Locoweed. • CRAZYWEED n. a plant the consumption of which drives cattle mad, aka locoweed. |
| DAYFLOWER | • dayflower n. Any of several plants, of the genus Commelina, whose flowers last only a day. • DAYFLOWER n. a genus consisting mostly of tropical perennial herbs, having ephemeral flowers. |
| DAYWORKER | • dayworker n. An employee paid on an irregular basis; a casual worker. • day-worker n. Alternative spelling of dayworker. • day␣worker n. Alternative spelling of dayworker. |
| DRIVEWAYS | • driveways n. Plural of driveway. • DRIVEWAY n. a private road providing access to a building. |
| DRYWALLED | • drywalled v. Simple past tense and past participle of drywall. • DRYWALL v. to build with drywalls. |
| DRYWALLER | • drywaller n. A construction worker who specializes in laying drywall. • DRYWALLER n. one who constructs drystone walls. |
| EARLYWOOD | • earlywood n. Wood formed in a tree relatively early in the season. • EARLYWOOD n. the wood formed in the first part of the growth layer during the spring. |
| LEEWARDLY | • leewardly adv. In a leeward direction. • LEEWARD adv. towards the lee side. |
| RIDGEWAYS | • ridgeways n. Plural of ridgeway. • RIDGEWAY n. a track following a ridge. |
| SEAWARDLY | • seawardly adv. Toward the sea. • SEAWARD adv. towards the sea, also SEAWARDS. |
| STEWARDRY | • stewardry n. Stewardship; the role of a steward. • STEWARDRY n. being a steward. |
| WAYBREADS | • waybreads n. Plural of waybread. • WAYBREAD n. the common dooryard plantain. |
| WAYMARKED | • waymarked adj. Marked with a waymark. • WAYMARK v. to mark with a waymark. |