| DISALLOWS | • disallows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disallow. • DISALLOW v. to refuse to allow. |
| DISHALLOW | • dishallow v. (Transitive) To make unholy; to profane. • DISHALLOW v. to make unholy; to profane. |
| DOWNFALLS | • downfalls n. Plural of downfall. • DOWNFALL n. a sudden fall. |
| DOWNHILLS | • downhills n. Plural of downhill. • DOWNHILL n. a downward slope. |
| GOODWILLS | • goodwills n. Plural of goodwill. • Goodwills prop.n. Plural of Goodwill. • GOODWILL n. an attitude of friendliness. |
| OUTDWELLS | • outdwells v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outdwell. • OUTDWELL v. (Shakespeare) to stay beyond. |
| PLOWLANDS | • plowlands n. Plural of plowland. • PLOWLAND n. land under the plough, also PLOUGHLAND. |
| ROWNDELLS | • rowndells n. Plural of rowndell. • ROWNDELL n. (Spenser) a bubble. |
| SHALLOWED | • shallowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of shallow. • SHALLOW v. to become shallow. |
| SPELLDOWN | • spelldown n. A type of spelling bee in which participants sit down as they are eliminated. • SPELLDOWN n. (US) a spelling competition. |
| SWALLOWED | • swallowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of swallow. • SWALLOW v. to take into the stomach through the mouth and gullet. |
| SWELLDOMS | • SWELLDOM n. the fashionable world. |
| SWORDBILL | • swordbill n. A hummingbird, Docimastes ensiferus, with a very long, slender bill, exceeding the length of the body of the bird. • SWORDBILL n. a kind of South American hummingbird. |
| WELLDOERS | • welldoers n. Plural of welldoer. • WELLDOER n. a doer of good deeds. |
| WILDFOWLS | • wildfowls n. Plural of wildfowl. • WILDFOWL n. a game bird, esp. a duck or goose. |