| BEADWORKERS | • beadworkers n. Plural of beadworker. |
| GREASEWOODS | • greasewoods n. Plural of greasewood. • GREASEWOOD n. a name for various oily American shrubs of the goosefoot family, also GREASEBUSH. |
| HEADWORKERS | • headworkers n. Plural of headworker. • HEADWORKER n. one who does headwork, mental work. |
| MEADOWSWEET | • meadowsweet n. A Eurasian perennial flowering plant of Rosaceae family, Filipendula ulmaria. • meadowsweet n. Any plant of the genus Spiraea of the Rosaceae family, native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere and… • MEADOWSWEET n. a tall fragrant plant growing esp. in watery meadows. |
| NONANSWERED | • nonanswered adj. Not answered. • NONANSWER v. to answer in an unsatisfactory way. |
| OVERDRAWERS | • overdrawers n. Plural of overdrawer. |
| RESWALLOWED | • reswallowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of reswallow. • RESWALLOW v. to swallow again. |
| SHOWERHEADS | • showerheads n. Plural of showerhead. • shower␣heads n. Plural of shower head. • SHOWERHEAD n. a fixture for directing the spray of water from an overhead shower. |
| STONEWALLED | • stonewalled v. Simple past tense and past participle of stonewall. • stonewalled adj. Surrounded or defined in size and shape by a wall of stone. • stone␣walled v. Simple past tense and past participle of stone wall. |
| STONEWASHED | • stonewashed adj. Of cloth or clothing, having been tumbled with stones in order to soften the fabric. • STONEWASH v. to wash with stones to give a worn appearance. |
| SWORDBEARER | • swordbearer n. One who bears or carries a sword. • sword-bearer n. Alternative spelling of swordbearer. • SWORDBEARER n. one who carries a sword. |
| TRADESWOMEN | • tradeswomen n. Plural of tradeswoman. • TRADESWOMAN n. a woman employed in trade. |
| WOODENHEADS | • WOODENHEAD n. (colloquial) a blockhead, a stupid person. |
| WOODENWARES | • woodenwares n. Plural of woodenware. • WOODENWARE n. ware made of wood. |
| YELLOWHEADS | • yellowheads n. Plural of yellowhead. • YELLOWHEAD n. a species of flycatcher found in New Zealand, aka mohua. |