| HEATWAVES | • heatwaves n. Plural of heatwave. • heat␣waves n. Plural of heat wave. • HEATWAVE n. a spell of unusually hot weather. |
| KALEWIVES | • KALEWIFE n. a female vegetable vendor. |
| LIVEWARES | • LIVEWARE n. (colloquial) all the people working on a computer system. |
| NEWWAVERS | • new␣wavers n. Plural of new waver. • NEWWAVER n. a member of a new-wave movement. |
| OVENWARES | • ovenwares n. Plural of ovenware. • OVENWARE n. heat-resistant baking dishes. |
| OVERSWEAR | • overswear v. (Intransitive) To swear excessively; to make too many oaths. • overswear v. (Obsolete) To swear over again, or in opposition to the oath sworn by another. • OVERSWEAR v. to swear anew. |
| OVERWEARS | • overwears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overwear. • OVERWEAR v. to wear out. |
| PAGEVIEWS | • pageviews n. Plural of pageview. • PAGEVIEW n. an electronic display of one page of information. |
| REVIEWALS | • reviewals n. Plural of reviewal. • REVIEWAL n. the act of reviewing something. |
| SERVEWARE | • serveware n. Utensils from which food is served at table, such as platters, tureens and shakers. • SERVEWARE n. items on or from which food etc. is served, e.g. bowls, butter dishes, shakers, creamers. |
| SPAEWIVES | • spaewives n. Plural of spaewife. • SPAEWIFE n. (Scots) a wise woman. |
| SUPERWAVE | • superwave n. (Physics) A particularly large or intense wave. • SUPERWAVE n. an exceptionally large wave. |
| SWERVABLE | • SWERVABLE adj. capable of being swerved. |
| TIDEWAVES | • tidewaves n. Plural of tidewave. • tide␣waves n. Plural of tide wave. • TIDEWAVE n. a tide regarded as a wave passing round the earth. |
| WAVERIEST | • WAVERY adj. unsteady. |
| WAVESHAPE | • waveshape n. The shape of a waveform. • WAVESHAPE n. a graph showing the variation in amplitude of any signal propagated as a wave. |
| WAYLEAVES | • wayleaves n. Plural of wayleave. • way␣leaves n. Plural of way leave. • WAYLEAVE n. permission to pass over property. |