| BACKSWIMMER | • backswimmer n. Any of various aquatic insects, of the family Notonectidae, that swim on their backs. • BACKSWIMMER n. one who swims on the back. |
| CAMERAWOMAN | • camerawoman n. A woman who operates any kind of camera. • CAMERAWOMAN n. a woman who operates a camera. |
| CAMERAWOMEN | • camerawomen n. Plural of camerawoman. • CAMERAWOMAN n. a woman who operates a camera. |
| CLAWHAMMERS | • clawhammers n. Plural of clawhammer. • claw␣hammers n. Plural of claw hammer. • CLAWHAMMER n. a kind of hammer with a claw. |
| COMMONWEALS | • commonweals n. Plural of commonweal. • COMMONWEAL n. (archaic) the general welfare. |
| EMBOWELMENT | • embowelment n. Disembowelment. • EMBOWELMENT n. the act of embowelling. |
| EMBOWERMENT | • embowerment n. The act of enclosing something in a bower (a shady, leafy shelter or recess). • embowerment n. An enclosure like a bower. • EMBOWERMENT n. the act of embowering. |
| EMPOWERMENT | • empowerment n. The achievement of political, social or economic power by an individual or group. • empowerment n. The process of supporting another person or persons to discover and claim personal power. • empowerment n. The state of being empowered (either generally, or specifically). |
| MEADOWFOAMS | • meadowfoams n. Plural of meadowfoam. |
| NONSWIMMERS | • nonswimmers n. Plural of nonswimmer. • NONSWIMMER n. someone who does not swim. |
| PALMERWORMS | • palmerworms n. Plural of palmerworm. • PALMERWORM n. (Biblical) any destructive caterpillar. |
| SUMMERWOODS | • SUMMERWOOD n. wood with smaller and thicker-walled cells than springwood. |
| WAMPUMPEAGS | • WAMPUMPEAG n. (Native American) beads made from shells, used as money etc., also WAMPUM. |
| WINDJAMMERS | • windjammers n. Plural of windjammer. • WINDJAMMER n. a large merchant sailing ship. |