| DISAVOWABLE | • disavowable adj. Capable of being disavowed. • DISAVOWABLE adj. that can be disavowed. |
| DISAVOWED | • disavowed adj. Strongly disowned or denied. • disavowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of disavow. • DISAVOW v. to disclaim responsibility for. |
| DISAVOWEDLY | • DISAVOWED adv. DISAVOW, to disclaim responsibility for. |
| DISAVOWER | • disavower n. One who disavows. • DISAVOWER n. one who disavows. |
| DISAVOWERS | • disavowers n. Plural of disavower. • DISAVOWER n. one who disavows. |
| DRAWKNIVES | • drawknives n. Plural of drawknife. • DRAWKNIFE n. a carpentry tool, also DRAWSHAVE. |
| DRIVEWAYS | • driveways n. Plural of driveway. • DRIVEWAY n. a private road providing access to a building. |
| HIVEWARDS | • hivewards adv. (Rare) Towards a hive. • HIVEWARDS adv. in the direction of the hive, also HIVEWARD. |
| OVERSHADOWING | • overshadowing v. Present participle of overshadow. • overshadowing n. A dominating shadow or malign influence. • OVERSHADOW v. to cast a shadow over. |
| RIVERWARDS | • riverwards adv. Synonym of riverward. • RIVERWARDS adv. towards a river, also RIVERWARD. |
| SEMIDWARVES | • SEMIDWARF n. a plant that is half dwarf. |
| 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. |
| VIEWDATAS | • viewdatas n. Plural of viewdata. • VIEWDATA n. a communications system by which information can be received and requested by a telephone line, and shown on a video display unit. |
| WAIVODES | • waivodes n. Plural of waivode. • WAIVODE n. (Russian) originally the title of a military commander in various Slavonic countries; afterwards applied to governors of towns or provinces, also VAIVODE, VOIVODE, WAIWODE, WAYWODE, WOIWODE. |
| WALDGRAVINES | • WALDGRAVINE n. (German) the wife of a waldgrave. |
| WATERDRIVES | • WATERDRIVE n. the use of water pressure to drive things. |
| WAVEGUIDES | • waveguides n. Plural of waveguide. • WAVEGUIDE n. in electronics, a hollow metal conductor through which high-frequency energy can be propagated efficiently. |
| WEAVERBIRDS | • weaverbirds n. Plural of weaverbird. • WEAVERBIRD n. a weaver finch. |
| WILDGRAVES | • wildgraves n. Plural of wildgrave. • WILDGRAVE n. (German) a former German title of count; a head forest ranger, also WALDGRAVE. |