| CUSSWORD | • cussword n. Alternative form of cuss word. • cuss␣word n. (Informal) Curse word or phrase. • CUSSWORD n. a swearword. |
| MISDRAWS | • misdraws v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misdraw. • MISDRAW v. to draw incorrectly. |
| MISWORDS | • miswords v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misword. • miswords n. Plural of misword. • MISWORD v. to word wrongly. |
| PASSWORD | • password n. (Military, security) A word relayed to a person to gain admittance to a place or to gain access to information. • password n. (Computing, cryptography) A string of characters used to log in to a computer or network, to access… • password v. (Computing, transitive) To protect with a password. |
| SCOWDERS | • SCOWDER v. (Scots) to scorch, also SCOUTHER, SCOWTHER. |
| SEAWARDS | • seawards adv. Towards the sea. • SEAWARDS adv. towards the sea, also SEAWARD. |
| SKYWARDS | • skywards adv. In the direction of the sky; upwards. • SKYWARDS adv. towards the sky, also SKYWARD. |
| STEWARDS | • stewards n. Plural of steward. • stewards v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of steward. • STEWARD v. to act as a steward. |
| SUNWARDS | • sunwards adv. Toward the sun. • SUNWARDS adv. towards the sun, also SUNWARD. |
| SWEDGERS | • SWEDGER n. (Scots) a sweet. |
| SWORDERS | • sworders n. Plural of sworder. • SWORDER n. (archaic) a gladiator, a swordsman. |
| WARDLESS | • wardless adj. Without a ward. • WARDLESS adj. without a ward. |
| WARDRESS | • wardress n. A female warder. • WARDRESS n. a female warden. |
| WORDLESS | • wordless adj. Conveyed without the use of words; unspoken or unsaid. • wordless adj. Unable or unwilling to speak; dumb, silent or inarticulate. • WORDLESS adj. without words. |
| WORSTEDS | • worsteds n. Plural of worsted. • WORSTED n. a woollen yarn, also WORSET. |
| WOSBIRDS | • wosbirds n. Plural of wosbird. • WOSBIRD n. whore's bird, whore's child, a vulgar term of abuse. |
| WRASSLED | • wrassled v. Simple past tense and past participle of wrassle. • WRASSLE v. to wrestle, also RASSLE, WARSLE, WARSTLE, WRASTLE, WRAXLE, WRESTLE. |