| IMBOWERING | • imbowering v. Present participle of imbower. • IMBOWER v. to give shelter, also EMBOWER. |
| IMPOWERING | • impowering v. Present participle of impower. • IMPOWER v. to authorize, also EMPOWER. |
| MIDWINTERS | • midwinters n. Plural of midwinter. • MIDWINTER n. the middle of winter. |
| MINITOWERS | • minitowers n. Plural of minitower. • mini␣towers n. Plural of mini tower. • MINITOWER n. a computer in a small vertical cabinet. |
| MISWEENING | • misweening v. Present participle of misween. • MISWEEN v. (Spenser) to judge wrongly. |
| MISWENDING | • miswending v. Present participle of miswend. • MISWEND v. (Spenser) to go wrong; to go astray. |
| MISWRITTEN | • miswritten v. Past participle of miswrite. • MISWRITE v. to write incorrectly. |
| NIMBLEWITS | • NIMBLEWIT n. an alert and clever person. |
| PIKEMINNOW | • pikeminnow n. The squawfish. |
| WHIMPERING | • whimpering v. Present participle of whimper. • whimpering n. The sound of one who whimpers; a whimper; a feeble complaint. • WHIMPERING adj. crying with plaintive, broken sounds. |
| WHIMSINESS | • whimsiness n. Whimsicality. • WHIMSINESS n. the state of being whimsical. |
| WINDMILLED | • windmilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of windmill. • WINDMILL v. to rotate from the force of air. |
| WINEMAKING | • winemaking n. The process of making wine. • WINEMAKING n. the production of wine. |
| WINTERTIME | • wintertime n. The season of winter, between autumn and spring. • winter␣time n. Alternative form of wintertime. • winter␣time n. Standard time, particularly in regions that observe daylight saving time. |