| DREAMWHILES | • DREAMWHILE n. the duration of a dream. |
| FISHERWOMAN | • fisherwoman n. A woman who fishes. • fisherwoman n. A woman whose profession is catching fish. • FISHERWOMAN n. a woman who fishes as an occupation or for pleasure. |
| FISHERWOMEN | • fisherwomen n. Plural of fisherwoman. • FISHERWOMAN n. a woman who fishes as an occupation or for pleasure. |
| LUKEWARMISH | • lukewarmish adj. Somewhat lukewarm; tepid. • LUKEWARMISH adj. somewhat lukewarm. |
| MAKEWEIGHTS | • makeweights n. Plural of makeweight. • MAKEWEIGHT n. a small quantity added to make up a certain weight e.g. an extra slice of bread; hence, an insignificant person or thing. |
| MAWKISHNESS | • mawkishness n. The property of being mawkish. • MAWKISHNESS n. the state of being mawkish. |
| MISHALLOWED | • mishallowed adj. Consecrated to evil uses, or by unhallowed means. • MISHALLOWED adj. (archaic) consecrated to evil. |
| SCHWARMEREI | • SCHWARMEREI n. (German) excessive or unwholesome sentiment. |
| SCRIMSHAWED | • scrimshawed v. Simple past tense and past participle of scrimshaw. • SCRIMSHAW v. to ornament, as shells, ivory, etc., by engraving, and (usually) rubbing pigments into the incised lines, also SCRIMSHANDER, SCRIMSHANDY. |
| SHOWMANLIER | • SHOWMANLY adj. having the manner of a showman. |
| SOMEWHITHER | • somewhither adv. (Archaic, literary) To some indeterminate place; to some place or other; to somewhere. • SOMEWHITHER adv. (archaic) to some place; somewhere. |
| THIMBLEWITS | • THIMBLEWIT n. a silly or dimwitted person; a dunce. |
| WHATSISNAME | • whatsisname n. (Colloquial) A placeholder for the name of a man whose name the speaker cannot remember. • WHATSISNAME n. a man whose name is unknown, temporarily forgotten, or deliberately overlooked, also WHATSHISNAME. |
| WHIGGAMORES | • Whiggamores n. Plural of Whiggamore. • WHIGGAMORE n. (Scots) a Whig; a cant term applied in contempt to Scotch Presbyterians. |
| WHIMBERRIES | • whimberries n. Plural of whimberry. • WHIMBERRY n. the bilberry or whortleberry, so called because it grows on moors among the whins, or furze, also WHINBERRY. |
| WHIMPERINGS | • whimperings n. Plural of whimpering. • WHIMPERING n. the act of whimpering. |
| WHITEBOYISM | • Whiteboyism prop.n. (Historical) The conduct or principles of the Whiteboys. • WHITEBOYISM n. the principles of the Whiteboys, an association of Irish peasants. |
| WHITESMITHS | • whitesmiths n. Plural of whitesmith. • WHITESMITH n. one who works in tinned or galvanized iron, or white iron. |
| WIMPISHNESS | • wimpishness n. The state or quality of being wimpish. • WIMPISHNESS n. the state of being wimpish. |
| WISENHEIMER | • wisenheimer n. (Chiefly US, informal, mildly humorous) A self-assertive and arrogant person; a know-it-all or smart aleck. • WISENHEIMER n. a smart aleck, also WEISENHEIMER. |