| DOWNTOWNER | • downtowner n. Someone from downtown. • DOWNTOWNER n. one from down town. |
| DOWNWASHES | • downwashes n. Plural of downwash. • DOWNWASH n. a downward deflection of air. |
| ENWALLOWED | • enwallowed adj. (Obsolete, rare) Plunged or rolled in filth. • ENWALLOW v. (Spenser) to roll about in a wallowing way. |
| SNOWPLOWED | • snowplowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of snowplow. • snow␣plowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of snow plow. • SNOWPLOW v. to execute a type of skiing maneuver. |
| UNWINNOWED | • unwinnowed adj. Not winnowed. • UNWINNOWED adj. not winnowed. |
| WANWORDIER | • WANWORDY adj. (Scots) worthless, unworthy. |
| WINDFLOWER | • windflower n. An early spring flowering species of the family Ranunculaceae (Anemone nemorosa). • WINDFLOWER n. another name for anemone. |
| WINDOWIEST | • WINDOWY adj. like a window. |
| WINDOWLESS | • windowless adj. Having no windows, especially no external windows. • WINDOWLESS adj. without windows. |
| WINDOWPANE | • windowpane n. A piece of glass filling a window or a section of a window. • windowpane n. (Slang) A gelatin base tab with LSD. • WINDOWPANE n. the glass in a window. |
| WINDROWERS | • WINDROWER n. a machine that puts hay into windrows. |
| WOADWAXENS | • woadwaxens n. Plural of woadwaxen. • woad-waxens n. Plural of woad-waxen. • WOADWAXEN n. dyer's greenweed, also WOADWAX, WOODWAX, WOODWAXEN. |
| WONDERWORK | • wonderwork n. A wonderful work or act; a miracle. • WONDERWORK n. a prodigy, a miracle. |
| WOODENWARE | • woodenware n. Articles made from wood. • WOODENWARE n. ware made of wood. |
| WOODWAXENS | • woodwaxens n. Plural of woodwaxen. • WOODWAXEN n. dyer's greenweed, also WOADWAX, WOADWAXEN, WOODWAX. |
| WRITEDOWNS | • writedowns n. Plural of writedown. • write-downs n. Plural of write-down. • WRITEDOWN n. a reduction in the estimated or nominal value of an asset. |