| ALDERWOMAN | • alderwoman n. (Rare) A female alderman. • ALDERWOMAN n. a female alderman. |
| ALDERWOMEN | • alderwomen n. Plural of alderwoman. • ALDERWOMAN n. a female alderman. |
| BLINDWORMS | • blindworms n. Plural of blindworm. • BLINDWORM n. a slowworm. |
| CLAMPDOWNS | • clampdowns n. Plural of clampdown. • clamp-downs n. Plural of clamp-down. • CLAMPDOWN n. a tightening e.g. of regulations. |
| CLIMBDOWNS | • climbdowns n. Plural of climbdown. • climb-downs n. Plural of climb-down. • climb␣downs n. Plural of climb down. |
| GILDSWOMAN | • GILDSWOMAN n. a female member of a guild, also GUILDSWOMAN. |
| GILDSWOMEN | • GILDSWOMAN n. a female member of a guild, also GUILDSWOMAN. |
| LEMONWOODS | • lemonwoods n. Plural of lemonwood. • LEMONWOOD n. a small tree of New Zealand. |
| MEADOWLAND | • meadowland n. A tract of land cultivated as a meadow. • MEADOWLAND n. land that is or is used for meadow. |
| MINDBLOWER | • mindblower n. (Slang) Anything mind-blowing. • MINDBLOWER n. something that blows the mind. |
| MOONWALKED | • moonwalked v. Simple past tense and past participle of moonwalk. • MOONWALK v. to perform a moonwalk. |
| SNOWMOULDS | • SNOWMOULD n. a fungus disease of grasses near the edge of melting snow, also SNOWMOLD. |
| SWAMPLANDS | • swamplands n. Plural of swampland. • SWAMPLAND n. swamp country. |
| TUMBLEDOWN | • tumbledown adj. In disrepair; poorly maintained. • tumble␣down v. (Intransitive, figuratively) To topple, collapse. • TUMBLEDOWN adj. dilapidated. |
| UNDERWHELM | • underwhelm v. To fail to impress; to perform disappointingly. • UNDERWHELM v. to fail to impress. |
| UNMELLOWED | • unmellowed adj. Not mellowed. • UNMELLOWED adj. not mellowed. |
| UNWELCOMED | • unwelcomed adj. Not having been welcomed. • UNWELCOMED adj. not welcomed. |
| WILDERMENT | • wilderment n. (Archaic) The state of being bewildered; confusion; bewilderment. • WILDERMENT n. the state of being bewildered. |
| WINDMILLED | • windmilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of windmill. • WINDMILL v. to rotate from the force of air. |