| DISHWASHER | • dishwasher n. A machine for washing dishes. • dishwasher n. Someone who washes dishes, especially one hired to wash dishes in a restaurant. • dishwasher n. (UK, dialect, Wiltshire) A European bird, the wagtail. |
| DISHWATERS | • dishwaters n. Plural of dishwater. • DISHWATER n. water used for washing dishes. |
| DOWNRUSHES | • downrushes n. Plural of downrush. • downrushes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of downrush. • DOWNRUSH n. a rushing down. |
| DRAWSHAVES | • drawshaves n. Plural of drawshave. • DRAWSHAVE n. a carpentry tool, also DRAWKNIFE. |
| DROWSIHEDS | • DROWSIHED n. (Spenser) drowsiness, also DROWSIHEAD. |
| HORSEWEEDS | • horseweeds n. Plural of horseweed. • HORSEWEED n. a common American weed of the composite family. |
| SCREWHEADS | • screwheads n. Plural of screwhead. • screw␣heads n. Plural of screw head. • SCREWHEAD n. the head of a screw. |
| SHEWBREADS | • shewbreads n. Plural of shewbread. • shew␣breads n. Plural of shew bread. • SHEWBREAD n. twelve loaves placed every Sabbath beside the altar in the Jewish Temple and eaten by the priests at the end of the week, also SHOWBREAD. |
| SHOREWARDS | • shorewards adv. Towards the shore. • SHOREWARDS adv. in the direction of the shore, also SHOREWARD. |
| SHOREWEEDS | • shoreweeds n. Plural of shoreweed. • SHOREWEED n. a plant of the plantain family, found on lakesides. |
| SHOWBREADS | • showbreads n. Plural of showbread. • show␣breads n. Plural of show bread. • SHOWBREAD n. twelve loaves placed every Sabbath beside the altar in the Jewish Temple and eaten by the priests at the end of the week, also SHEWBREAD. |
| SHREWDNESS | • shrewdness n. The quality of being shrewd. • shrewdness n. An invented collective name for a group of apes. • SHREWDNESS n. the state of being shrewd. |
| SWINEHERDS | • swineherds n. Plural of swineherd. • SWINEHERD n. (archaic) one who looks after pigs. |
| WATERSHEDS | • watersheds n. Plural of watershed. • water-sheds n. Plural of water-shed. • WATERSHED n. the area which a river and its tributaries drain. |
| WIDERSHINS | • widershins adv. Alternative form of widdershins. • WIDERSHINS adv. in a left-handed, wrong, or contrary direction; counterclockwise, also WIDDERSHINS, WITHERSHINS. |
| WOODHORSES | • WOODHORSE n. a sawhorse. |
| WOODRUSHES | • woodrushes n. Plural of woodrush. • WOODRUSH n. a plant that grows in woods. |