| DOWNRUSHES | • downrushes n. Plural of downrush. • downrushes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of downrush.
 • DOWNRUSH n. a rushing down.
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| NEWSHOUNDS | • newshounds n. Plural of newshound. • NEWSHOUND n. (colloquial) a reporter.
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| POUSOWDIES | • POUSOWDIE n. (Scots) any mixture of heterogeneous kinds of food, also POWSOWDY. | 
| SAWDUSTIER | • SAWDUSTY adj. like or full of sawdust. | 
| SKUNKWEEDS | • skunkweeds n. Plural of skunkweed. • SKUNKWEED n. a low-growing fetid swamp plant of North America.
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| SUBWARDENS | • subwardens n. Plural of subwarden. • SUBWARDEN n. a subordinate warden.
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| SUNDOWNERS | • sundowners n. Plural of sundowner. • SUNDOWNER n. (Australian slang) a loafer or tramp who arrives at a place in time for an evening meal but too late to do any work.
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| SUPERWEEDS | • superweeds n. Plural of superweed. • SUPERWEED n. a hybrid plant that contains genes for herbicide resistance.
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| SUPERWIDES | • superwides n. Plural of superwide. • SUPERWIDE n. a very wide camera lens.
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| SWIMSUITED | • swimsuited adj. Dressed in a swimsuit. | 
| UNSWADDLES | • unswaddles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unswaddle. • UNSWADDLE v. to take a swaddle from; to unswathe.
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| UPWARDNESS | • upwardness n. Quality of being or going upward. • UPWARDNESS n. the state of being upward.
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| WOODHOUSES | • woodhouses n. Plural of woodhouse. • WOODHOUSE n. a wild man of the woods, used in heraldry as a supporter, also WOODWOSE.
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| WOODRUSHES | • woodrushes n. Plural of woodrush. • WOODRUSH n. a plant that grows in woods.
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