| CROSSWINDS | • crosswinds n. Plural of crosswind. • CROSSWIND n. a wind blowing across one's direction of travel. |
| DOWNBURSTS | • downbursts n. Plural of downburst. • DOWNBURST n. a sudden, violent downward rush of air usually associated with thunderstorms, also MICROBURST. |
| DOWNRUSHES | • downrushes n. Plural of downrush. • downrushes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of downrush. • DOWNRUSH n. a rushing down. |
| DOWNSIZERS | • downsizers n. Plural of downsizer. • DOWNSIZER n. one who downsizes. |
| DOWNSTAIRS | • downstairs adj. Located on a lower floor. • downstairs adv. Living, stepping, or coming down the stairs. • downstairs adv. (Figurative) In or to hell. |
| DROWSINESS | • drowsiness n. State of being drowsy. • DROWSINESS n. the state of being drowsy. |
| ROSINWEEDS | • rosinweeds n. Plural of rosinweed. • ROSINWEED n. the compass-plant, Silphium. |
| SCRUMDOWNS | • scrumdowns n. Plural of scrumdown. • SCRUMDOWN n. the act of forming a rugby scrum. |
| SNOWBOARDS | • snowboards n. Plural of snowboard. • snowboards v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snowboard. • SNOWBOARD v. to use a snowboard. |
| SNOWDRIFTS | • snowdrifts n. Plural of snowdrift. • snow␣drifts n. Plural of snow drift. • SNOWDRIFT n. a drift of snow. |
| 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. |
| SWORDFERNS | • swordferns n. Plural of swordfern. • sword␣ferns n. Plural of sword fern. • SWORDFERN n. any of several ferns with long narrow fronds. |
| TOWARDNESS | • towardness n. The quality or state of being toward. • TOWARDNESS n. the state of being toward. |
| WINDSTORMS | • windstorms n. Plural of windstorm. • wind␣storms n. Plural of wind storm. • WINDSTORM n. a storm of wind. |
| WONDERLESS | • wonderless adj. Devoid of wonder. • WONDERLESS adj. without wonders. |