| DAWDLINGLY | • dawdlingly adv. In a dawdling manner. • DAWDLINGLY adv. DAWDLING. |
| DOWELLINGS | • dowellings n. Plural of dowelling. • DOWELLING n. long thin wooden rods of circular section, also DOWELING. |
| DOWNHILLER | • downhiller n. Someone who is traveling downhill. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • downhiller n. (Skiing) A skier who participates in the downhill. • downhiller n. (Cycling) A cyclist who takes part in downhill races. |
| DRAWLINGLY | • drawlingly adv. Speaking with a drawl. • DRAWLING adv. DRAWL, to speak slowly with drawn out vowels. |
| DRYWALLING | • drywalling v. Present participle of drywall. • drywalling n. The installation and finishing of drywall. • DRYWALLING n. the act of building a drywall. |
| INDWELLERS | • indwellers n. Plural of indweller. • INDWELLER n. an inhabitant. |
| INDWELLING | • indwelling n. A dwelling within, especially lodgement or habitation in the mind or soul. • indwelling adj. Implanted within the body. • indwelling adj. Existing as an inner principle; inherent. |
| UNPILLOWED | • unpillowed adj. Not pillowed. • UNPILLOWED adj. not pillowed. |
| UNWIELDILY | • unwieldily adv. In an unwieldy fashion. • UNWIELDY adv. not wieldy. |
| WINDCHILLS | • windchills n. Plural of windchill. • wind␣chills n. Plural of wind chill. • WINDCHILL n. the cooling effect that wind has as it blows on a surface. |
| WINDFALLEN | • windfallen adj. Blown down by the wind. • WINDFALLEN adj. blown down by the wind. |
| WINDGALLED | • WINDGALLED adj. afflicted with windgall. |
| WINDLESSLY | • windlessly adv. Without any wind. • WINDLESS adv. without wind. |
| WINDMILLED | • windmilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of windmill. • WINDMILL v. to rotate from the force of air. |
| WINDOWSILL | • windowsill n. (Architecture) The horizontal member protruding from the base of a window frame. • window␣sill n. Alternative spelling of windowsill. • WINDOWSILL n. the horizontal member at the bottom of a window opening. |
| WORLDLINGS | • worldlings n. Plural of worldling. • WORLDLING n. a person engrossed in concerns of the present world. |