| BAWDINESS | • bawdiness n. The state or characteristic of being bawdy. • bawdiness n. A bawdy remark. • BAWDINESS n. the state of being bawdy. |
| DISALLOWS | • disallows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disallow. • DISALLOW v. to refuse to allow. |
| DISHWARES | • dishwares n. Plural of dishware. • DISHWARE n. tableware used for serving food. |
| DWARFISMS | • dwarfisms n. Plural of dwarfism. • DWARFISM n. a condition of stunted growth. |
| MISAWARDS | • misawards v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misaward. • MISAWARD v. to award wrongly. |
| SIDEWALKS | • sidewalks n. Plural of sidewalk. • SIDEWALK n. the pavement. |
| SIDEWALLS | • sidewalls n. Plural of sidewall. • side␣walls n. Plural of side wall. • SIDEWALL n. the side portion of a tyre between tread and tyre rim. |
| SIDEWARDS | • sidewards adj. Toward a side. • sidewards adv. Toward a side. • SIDEWARDS adv. in a sideways direction, also SIDEWARD. |
| SLIDEWAYS | • slideways n. Plural of slideway. • SLIDEWAY n. a route along which something slides. |
| SWARDIEST | • SWARDY adj. covered with turf. |
| WARDSHIPS | • wardships n. Plural of wardship. • WARDSHIP n. the office of a guardian. |
| WASSAILED | • wassailed v. Simple past tense and past participle of wassail. • WASSAIL v. to go carolling or carousing. |
| WEAKSIDES | • WEAKSIDE n. someone's weak point, the side on which they are most liable to temptation. |
| WINDSAILS | • windsails n. Plural of windsail. • WINDSAIL n. a wide funnel of canvas used to convey a stream of air below deck. |
| WINDSLABS | • WINDSLAB n. a crust formed on soft snow by the wind. |