| BYWONERS | • bywoners n. Plural of bywoner. • BYWONER n. (South African) the subtenant of a farm; an agricultural labourer, also BIJWONER. |
| DYEWOODS | • dyewoods n. Plural of dyewood. • DYEWOOD n. any wood from which coloring matter is extracted for dyeing. |
| DYEWORKS | • dyeworks n. A factory for the production of paints and dyes. • dyeworks n. Plural of dyework. • DYEWORKS n. a place where dye is manufactured. |
| EYEBROWS | • eyebrows n. Plural of eyebrow. • eyebrows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of eyebrow. • eye␣brows n. Alternative form of eyebrows. |
| HORSEWAY | • horseway n. A crude road for travellers on horseback, or for horses in an underground mine. • HORSEWAY n. a road for horses. |
| KEYWORDS | • keywords n. Plural of keyword. • key-words n. Plural of key-word. • key␣words n. Plural of key word. |
| NEWSBOYS | • newsboys n. Plural of newsboy. • NEWSBOY n. a boy who delivers newspapers. |
| OVERSWAY | • oversway v. (Obsolete) To hold sway over; to have power or dominion over, to rule, govern. • oversway v. To overrule. • oversway v. To cause (Someone, someone’s thoughts or intentions etc.) to go in a particular direction; to influence. |
| OWRELAYS | • OWRELAY n. (Scots) a large cravat. |
| RODEWAYS | • RODEWAY n. (Shakespeare) a roadway. |
| ROPEWAYS | • ropeways n. Plural of ropeway. • rope-ways n. Plural of rope-way. • ROPEWAY n. an aerial cable used to transport freight. |
| SKYWROTE | • skywrote v. Simple past tense of skywrite. • SKYWRITE v. to write in the sky with vapour from a plane. |
| SOMEWAYS | • someways adv. Somehow, in an unspecified manner; someway. • SOMEWAYS adv. in some way, somehow, also SOMEWAY, SOMEWISE. |
| SOWBELLY | • sowbelly n. (US) Salted pork from the belly of a pig. • SOWBELLY n. pork cured in salt. |
| WAYGOOSE | • waygoose n. Alternative form of wayzgoose. • WAYGOOSE n. an annual employees' dinner or outing, also WAYZGOOSE. |
| WAYWODES | • waywodes n. Plural of waywode. • WAYWODE n. (Russian) originally the title of a military commander in various Slavonic countries; afterwards applied to governors of towns or provinces, also VAIVODE, VOIVODE, WAIVODE, WAIWODE, WOIWODE. |
| WOOLSEYS | • Woolseys prop.n. Plural of Woolsey. • WOOLSEY n. (obsolete) a cotton and wool blend. |
| YAWNSOME | • yawnsome adj. Characterised or marked by yawning; boring; dull. • YAWNSOME adj. dull and boring; tiresome. |