| COLORWASHING | • COLORWASH v. to paint with this, also COLOURWASH. |
| COWARDLINESS | • cowardliness n. The characteristic of being cowardly. • cowardliness n. A cowardly action. • COWARDLINESS n. the state of being cowardly. |
| DRAWLINGNESS | • drawlingness n. A drawling quality of the voice. • DRAWLINGNESS n. the state of being drawling. |
| LAWBREAKINGS | • lawbreakings n. Plural of lawbreaking. • LAWBREAKING n. the act of breaking the law. |
| NIGHTWALKERS | • nightwalkers n. Plural of nightwalker. • NIGHTWALKER n. a person who roams about at night esp. with criminal intent. |
| PLAYWRITINGS | • playwritings n. Plural of playwriting. • PLAYWRITING n. the writing of plays. |
| RACEWALKINGS | • RACEWALKING n. the competitive sport of racing at a fast walk. |
| RESWALLOWING | • reswallowing v. Present participle of reswallow. • RESWALLOW v. to swallow again. |
| ROPEWALKINGS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| SATINFLOWERS | • satinflowers n. Plural of satinflower. • SATINFLOWER n. another name for the greater stitchwort. |
| SWAGGERINGLY | • swaggeringly adv. In a swaggering way. • SWAGGERINGLY adv. SWAGGERING. |
| TOWARDLINESS | • towardliness n. The state or quality of being towardly. • TOWARDLINESS n. the state of being towardly. |
| WALDGRAVINES | • WALDGRAVINE n. (German) the wife of a waldgrave. |
| WARCHALKINGS | • WARCHALKING n. the activity of drawing chalk symbols in public places in order to indicate the location of wireless Internet access points. |
| WEARIFULNESS | • wearifulness n. The quality of being weariful. • WEARIFULNESS n. the state of being weariful. |
| WINDLESTRAES | • windlestraes n. Plural of windlestrae. • WINDLESTRAE n. (Scots) anything light or insubstantial; a feeble person, also WINDLESTRAW. |
| WINDLESTRAWS | • windlestraws n. Plural of windlestraw. • WINDLESTRAW n. anything light or insubstantial; feeble person, also WINDLESTRAE. |
| WORKMANLIEST | • WORKMANLY adj. in the fashion of a workman. |
| WRANGLERSHIP | • wranglership n. The honor or position of being a wrangler at the University of Cambridge, England. • WRANGLERSHIP n. the office of wrangler. |