| DISALLOWS | • disallows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disallow. • DISALLOW v. to refuse to allow. |
| DOWSABELS | • DOWSABEL n. a sweetheart. |
| OLDSQUAWS | • oldsquaws n. Plural of oldsquaw. • old␣squaws n. Plural of old squaw. • OLDSQUAW n. a kind of sea duck, aka hareld, also OLDWIFE. |
| SAWBLADES | • sawblades n. Plural of sawblade. • SAWBLADE n. the blade of a saw. |
| SELFWARDS | • selfwards adv. Towards oneself. • SELFWARDS adv. towards oneself, also SELFWARD. |
| SHADBLOWS | • shadblows n. Plural of shadblow. • SHADBLOW n. an American rosaceous bush flowering at shad spawning time, also SHADBUSH. |
| 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. |
| SKEWBALDS | • skewbalds n. Plural of skewbald. • SKEWBALD n. a horse with brown and white patches. |
| SLIDEWAYS | • slideways n. Plural of slideway. • SLIDEWAY n. a route along which something slides. |
| SNOWLANDS | • snowlands n. Plural of snowland. • SNOWLAND n. an area marked by a great amount of snow. |
| SWADDLERS | • swaddlers n. Plural of swaddler. • Swaddlers n. Plural of Swaddler. • SWADDLER n. a term of contempt for an Irish Methodist. |
| WALLSENDS | • Wallsends n. Plural of Wallsend. • WALLSEND n. coal of a certain quality and size; originally coal dug at Wallsend. |
| WASHLANDS | • washlands n. Plural of washland. • WASHLAND n. an area of land flooded by a river. |
| WASSAILED | • wassailed v. Simple past tense and past participle of wassail. • WASSAIL v. to go carolling or carousing. |
| 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. |