| CHECKWEIGHERS | • checkweighers n. Plural of checkweigher. • check␣weighers n. Plural of check weigher. • CHECKWEIGHER n. a colliery worker who, on behalf of the miners, checks the weight of coal sent up to the pit-mouth. |
| EYEWITNESSING | • eyewitnessing v. Present participle of eyewitness. • EYEWITNESS v. to testify from one's own seeing. |
| FEATHERWEIGHT | • featherweight n. A weight class in many combat sports; e.g. in professional boxing of a maximum of 126 pounds or 57.2 kilograms. • featherweight n. A sportsman who fights in this division. • featherweight n. The lightest weight that may be carried by a racehorse. |
| FREEWHEELINGS | • FREEWHEELING n. the act of freewheeling. |
| MINESWEEPINGS | • minesweepings n. Plural of minesweeping. • MINESWEEPING n. searching for mines. |
| OUTSWEETENING | • outsweetening v. Present participle of outsweeten. • OUTSWEETEN v. to surpass in sweetness. |
| OVERWEENINGLY | • overweeningly adv. In an overweening way; arrogantly. • OVERWEENINGLY adv. OVERWEENING. |
| PRESWEETENING | • presweetening v. Present participle of presweeten. • PRESWEETEN v. to sweeten in advance. |
| SWEETHEARTING | • sweethearting n. (Dated) courting; lovemaking. • sweethearting n. (Business, retail) theft by employees at the cash register, as for example by giving away merchandise… • SWEETHEARTING n. the granting of unauthorized discounts or the abetting of shoplifting by staff in a shop. |
| TWEEDLEDEEING | • TWEEDLEDEE v. (Scots) to tweedle on a fiddle. |
| WEAPONEERINGS | • WEAPONEERING n. the act of fitting out with weapons. |
| WEIGHTINESSES | • weightinesses n. Plural of weightiness. • WEIGHTINESS n. the state of being weighty. |
| WELTERWEIGHTS | • welterweights n. Plural of welterweight. • welter-weights n. Plural of welter-weight. • WELTERWEIGHT n. a weight division in boxing. |
| WHIGMALEERIES | • WHIGMALEERIE n. (Scots) a trinket or knickknack; a fantastic ornamentation; a whim, also WHIGMALEERY. |
| WINTERFEEDING | • winterfeeding v. Present participle of winterfeed. • WINTERFEED v. to feed livestock in winter when the grazing is not rich enough. |
| WITENAGEMOTES | • witenagemotes n. Plural of witenagemote. • WITENAGEMOTE n. (Old English) an early English national council, also WITENAGEMOT. |