| BODYWORKS | • bodyworks n. Plural of bodywork. • BODYWORK n. the metal outer shell of a motor vehicle. |
| BROADWAYS | • broadways n. Plural of broadway. • BROADWAY n. a broad road. |
| DRANGWAYS | • DRANGWAY n. (English dialect) a narrow passageway. |
| DRIVEWAYS | • driveways n. Plural of driveway. • DRIVEWAY n. a private road providing access to a building. |
| RIDGEWAYS | • ridgeways n. Plural of ridgeway. • RIDGEWAY n. a track following a ridge. |
| ROWDYDOWS | • rowdydows n. Plural of rowdydow. • ROWDYDOW n. hubbub; uproar, also ROWDEDOW. |
| ROWDYISMS | • rowdyisms n. Plural of rowdyism. • ROWDYISM n. disorderly behaviour. |
| SEAWARDLY | • seawardly adv. Toward the sea. • SEAWARD adv. towards the sea, also SEAWARDS. |
| SHOWYARDS | • showyards n. Plural of showyard. • SHOWYARD n. a yard for cattle shows. |
| STEWARDRY | • stewardry n. Stewardship; the role of a steward. • STEWARDRY n. being a steward. |
| SWORDPLAY | • swordplay n. Fighting with a sword. • SWORDPLAY n. fighting with swords. |
| WAYBOARDS | • wayboards n. Plural of wayboard. • WAYBOARD n. a thin geological seam separating larger strata, also WEIGHBOARD. |
| WAYBREADS | • waybreads n. Plural of waybread. • WAYBREAD n. the common dooryard plantain. |
| WHINYARDS | • whinyards n. Plural of whinyard. • WHINYARD n. (historical) a short sword or dirk, also WHINIARD. |
| WOODYARDS | • woodyards n. Plural of woodyard. • Woodyards prop.n. Plural of Woodyard. • WOODYARD n. a yard in which wood is cut and stored. |
| WORDPLAYS | • wordplays n. Plural of wordplay. • word␣plays n. Plural of word play. • WORDPLAY n. a witty exchange of words. |
| WORKADAYS | • WORKADAY n. a working day. |
| YARDWANDS | • yardwands n. Plural of yardwand. • YARDWAND n. a stick three feet long; any standard of measurement, also YARDSTICK. |
| YARDWORKS | • YARDWORK n. the work of caring for a lawn. |