| BUSHWOMEN | • bushwomen n. Plural of bushwoman. • Bushwomen n. Plural of Bushwoman. • BUSHWOMAN n. a woman living in the African or Australian bush. |
| CLUBWOMEN | • clubwomen n. Plural of clubwoman. • CLUBWOMAN n. a female member of a club. |
| JURYWOMEN | • jurywomen n. Plural of jurywoman. • JURYWOMAN n. a woman who serves on a jury. |
| MOWBURNED | • mowburned v. Simple past tense and past participle of mowburn. • MOWBURN v. to heat and ferment. |
| MUCKSWEAT | • MUCKSWEAT n. a profuse sweat. |
| RUMBELOWS | • RUMBELOW n. a meaningless word, occurring as a refrain in old sea-songs. |
| SUMPWEEDS | • sumpweeds n. Plural of sumpweed. • SUMPWEED n. a marsh plant. |
| TUBEWORMS | • tubeworms n. Plural of tubeworm. • tube␣worms n. Plural of tube worm. • TUBEWORM n. a marine worm that builds and lives in a tube. |
| UNAWESOME | • unawesome adj. Not awesome. • UNAWESOME adj. not awesome. |
| UNWELCOME | • unwelcome adj. Not welcome. • unwelcome v. (Transitive, rare) To treat as unwelcome. • UNWELCOME adj. not welcome. |
| UNWOMANED | • unwomaned v. Simple past tense and past participle of unwoman. • unwomaned adj. Unattended by a woman. • UNWOMAN v. to make unwomanly. |
| UPSWARMED | • upswarmed v. Simple past tense and past participle of upswarm. • UPSWARM v. (archaic) to rise or send upwards in a swarm. |
| WOODMOUSE | • woodmouse n. Alternative spelling of wood mouse. • wood␣mouse n. A European rodent, Apodemus sylvaticus, that tends to live in hedgerows. • wood␣mouse n. (US) The white-footed mouse of America. |