| ENTWISTED | • entwisted v. Simple past tense and past participle of entwist. • ENTWIST v. to twist together, also INTWIST. |
| INTWISTED | • intwisted v. Simple past tense and past participle of intwist. • INTWIST v. to twist together, also ENTWIST. |
| UNTWISTED | • untwisted v. Simple past tense and past participle of untwist. • UNTWIST v. to untwine. |
| WADSETTING | • wadsetting v. Present participle of wadset. • wadsetting v. Present participle of wadsett. • WADSETT v. (Scots) to pawn or mortgage, also WADSET. |
| BEDWETTINGS | • bedwettings n. Plural of bedwetting. • bed-wettings n. Plural of bed-wetting. |
| THISTLEDOWN | • thistledown n. The soft, feathery pappus attached to the seeds of a thistle. • THISTLEDOWN n. the typically plumose pappus from the ripe flower head of a thistle. |
| WAINSCOTTED | • wainscotted adj. Having a wainscot. • wainscotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of wainscot. • WAINSCOT v. to cover with wooden panelling. |
| WINTERTIDES | • wintertides n. Plural of wintertide. • WINTERTIDE n. (archaic) the time when it is winter. |
| WITHSTANDER | • withstander n. A person who withstands or resists; an opponent. • WITHSTANDER n. one who withstands. |
| INTERTWISTED | • intertwisted v. Simple past tense and past participle of intertwist. • INTERTWIST v. to twist together one with another. |
| THISTLEDOWNS | • thistledowns n. Plural of thistledown. • THISTLEDOWN n. the typically plumose pappus from the ripe flower head of a thistle. |
| WITHSTANDERS | • withstanders n. Plural of withstander. • WITHSTANDER n. one who withstands. |
| NITWITTEDNESS | • nitwittedness n. The quality of being nitwitted. • NITWITTED n. stupid. |
| WITHDRAWMENTS | • withdrawments n. Plural of withdrawment. • WITHDRAWMENT n. the act of withdrawing. |
| WITHHOLDMENTS | • withholdments n. Plural of withholdment. • WITHHOLDMENT n. the act of withholding. |
| HALFWITTEDNESS | • halfwittedness n. The quality of being halfwitted. • HALFWITTED n. feebleminded. |
| NITWITTEDNESSES | • NITWITTEDNESS n. NITWITTED, stupid. |