| ALPENGLOW | • alpenglow n. A rosy or reddish glow seen during sunset or sunrise on the summits of mountains, especially snow-covered… • ALPENGLOW n. a reddish glow seen near sunset or sunrise on the summits of mountains. |
| DOWNSLOPE | • downslope adj. In a direction down a slope. • downslope adv. Down a slope. • downslope n. A descent or declivity. |
| GOWPENFUL | • gowpenful n. (Chiefly Scotland) Enough to fill a gowpen; a double handful. • GOWPENFUL n. (Scots) a double handful. |
| NEWSCLIPS | • NEWSCLIP n. a brief extract from broadcast or published news. |
| PINSWELLS | • PINSWELL n. (dialect) a small boil. |
| PINWHEELS | • pinwheels n. Plural of pinwheel. • pinwheels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pinwheel. • PINWHEEL v. to rotate like a child's toy windmill. |
| REPLOWING | • replowing v. Present participle of replow. • REPLOW v. to plow again, also REPLOUGH. |
| SPELLDOWN | • spelldown n. A type of spelling bee in which participants sit down as they are eliminated. • SPELLDOWN n. (US) a spelling competition. |
| TOWPLANES | • TOWPLANE n. an airplane that tows gliders. |
| TWALPENNY | • twalpenny n. (Historical) An old Scots shilling. • TWALPENNY n. (Scots) an old shilling. |
| UPSWOLLEN | • upswollen v. Past participle of upswell. • UPSWELL v. to swell up. |
| UPWELLING | • upwelling n. An upward movement from a lower source. • upwelling n. The oceanographic phenomenon that occurs when strong, usually seasonal, winds push water away from the… • upwelling v. Present participle of upwell. |
| WARPLANES | • warplanes n. Plural of warplane. • WARPLANE n. an aeroplane armed for combat. |
| WEEPINGLY | • weepingly adv. In a weeping manner. • WEEPING adv. tearful. |
| WHEELSPIN | • wheelspin n. (Automotive) The spinning of the wheels of a vehicle on the surface of the ground with greatly reduced… • WHEELSPIN n. the rotation of a wheel when it is not achieving any grip or traction on a surface. |
| WHEEPLING | • wheepling v. Present participle of wheeple. • WHEEPLE v. (Scots) to give a prolonged whistle, also WHEEP. |