| CORDWAINS | • cordwains n. Plural of cordwain. • CORDWAIN n. a fine goatskin leather, also CORDOVAN. |
| CORKWINGS | • corkwings n. Plural of corkwing. • CORKWING n. a European fish of the wrasse family. |
| COWINNERS | • cowinners n. Plural of cowinner. • COWINNER n. one of two or more winners. |
| CRAWLINGS | • crawlings n. Plural of crawling. • CRAWLING n. the act of crawling. |
| CROSSWIND | • crosswind n. A wind blowing across a line of travel. • CROSSWIND n. a wind blowing across one's direction of travel. |
| CROWNINGS | • crownings n. Plural of crowning. • CROWNING n. the act of crowning. |
| DISCROWNS | • discrowns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of discrown. • DISCROWN v. to deprive of a crown, also DECROWN. |
| DOWNCRIES | • DOWNCRY v. to denigrate or disparage. |
| ESCROWING | • escrowing v. Present participle of escrow. • ESCROW v. to place a deed in the hands of a third party. |
| INCHWORMS | • inchworms n. Plural of inchworm. • inchworms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of inchworm. • INCHWORM n. another name for the looper caterpillar. |
| SCRAWBING | • SCRAWB v. to scrape with or as with claws. |
| SCRAWLING | • scrawling v. Present participle of scrawl. • scrawling n. Something scrawled. • SCRAWLING adj. of writing, hasty, illegible. |
| SCRAWMING | • scrawming v. Present participle of scrawm. • SCRAWM v. (dialect) to scratch, also SCRAB, SCRAT, SCRATTLE. |
| SCRAWNIER | • scrawnier adj. Comparative form of scrawny: more scrawny. • SCRAWNY adj. extremely thin, also SCRANNY. |
| SCRAWNILY | • scrawnily adv. In a scrawny manner. • SCRAWNY adv. extremely thin, also SCRANNY. |
| SCRAWPING | • SCRAWP v. (dialect) to scratch the skin to relieve itching, also SCRORP. |
| SCREWINGS | • screwings n. Plural of screwing. • SCREWING n. the act of screwing. |
| SCROWLING | • SCROWLE v. to draft, also SCROWL. |
| WRECKINGS | • wreckings n. Plural of wrecking. • WRECKING n. the occupation of salvaging wrecked objects. |