| BAWDYHOUSES | • bawdyhouses n. Plural of bawdyhouse. • bawdy-houses n. Plural of bawdy-house. • bawdy␣houses n. Plural of bawdy house. |
| DUNIEWASSAL | • DUNIEWASSAL n. (Gaelic) a Highland gentleman of inferior rank, also DUNIWASSAL, DUNNIEWASSAL. |
| DUNIWASSALS | • duniwassals n. Plural of duniwassal. • DUNIWASSAL n. (Gaelic) a Highland gentleman of inferior rank, also DUNIEWASSAL, DUNNIEWASSAL. |
| MUSCLEWOODS | • musclewoods n. Plural of musclewood. |
| OUTWARDNESS | • outwardness n. (Uncountable) The quality of being outward. • outwardness n. (Countable) The result or product of being outward. • OUTWARDNESS n. the state of being outward. |
| SAWDUSTIEST | • SAWDUSTY adj. like or full of sawdust. |
| SHOWGROUNDS | • showgrounds n. Plural of showground. • SHOWGROUND n. a plot of land on which an outdoor show is held. |
| SUMMERWOODS | • SUMMERWOOD n. wood with smaller and thicker-walled cells than springwood. |
| UNWITNESSED | • unwitnessed adj. Not seen. Not witnessed. • UNWITNESSED adj. not witnessed. |
| WANDERLUSTS | • wanderlusts n. Plural of wanderlust. • Wanderlusts n. Plural of Wanderlust. • WANDERLUST n. (German) an urge to travel from place to place. |
| WINDSUCKERS | • windsuckers n. Plural of windsucker. • wind-suckers n. Plural of wind-sucker (alternative form of windsuckers). • WINDSUCKER n. a horse that engages in wind-sucking, a harmful habit of horses in which the animal arches its neck and swallows a gulp of air. |
| WINDSURFERS | • windsurfers n. Plural of windsurfer. • WINDSURFER n. one who practises windsurfing. |
| WOODGROUSES | • woodgrouses n. Plural of woodgrouse. • wood␣grouses n. Plural of wood grouse. • WOODGROUSE n. a kind of bird, the capercailzie. |