| BACKWOODSIEST | • BACKWOODSY adj. uncouth, rustic. |
| DROOLWORTHIER | • DROOLWORTHY adj. inspiring or likely to inspire excessive enthusiasm or pleasure; extremely attractive or desirable. |
| LOVEWORTHIEST | • LOVEWORTHY adj. lovable. |
| NOTEWORTHIEST | • noteworthiest adj. Superlative form of noteworthy: most noteworthy. • NOTEWORTHY adj. worthy of or attracting attention esp because of some special excellence. |
| OTHERWORLDISH | • otherworldish adj. (Rare) otherworldly. • OTHERWORLDISH adj. of, relating to, or resembling that of a world other than the actual world, also OTHERWORLDLY. |
| OVERWITHHOLDS | • overwithholds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overwithhold. • OVERWITHHOLD v. to withhold excessively. |
| POWERBOATINGS | • POWERBOATING n. the sport of driving a powerboat. |
| QUOTEWORTHIER | • QUOTEWORTHY adj. worth being quoted. |
| ROADWORTHIEST | • ROADWORTHY adj. able to be used on a road. |
| VOWELISATIONS | • vowelisations n. Plural of vowelisation. • VOWELISATION n. the process of vowelising, also VOWELIZATION. |
| VOWELIZATIONS | • vowelizations n. Plural of vowelization. • VOWELIZATION n. the process of vowelizing, also VOWELISATION. |
| WATERCOLORIST | • watercolorist n. (Art) A painter who paints watercolors. • WATERCOLORIST n. an artist who paints in watercolour, also WATERCOLOURIST. |
| WATERFLOODING | • waterflooding v. Present participle of waterflood. • WATERFLOODING n. the practice, in oil, gas or petroleum production, of injecting water to maintain pressure in a reservoir and to drive the oil, etc. towards the production wells. |
| WATERPROOFING | • waterproofing v. Present participle of waterproof. • waterproofing n. The treatment of something to make it waterproof. • waterproofing n. A waterproof material. |
| WEAPONIZATION | • weaponization n. American spelling and Oxford British spelling standard spelling of weaponisation. |
| WOLLASTONITES | • wollastonites n. Plural of wollastonite. • WOLLASTONITE n. a metasilicate of calcium, usually occurring in white to grey fibrous tabular masses and used as a source of rock wool. |
| WOOLGATHERING | • woolgathering n. The gathering of fragments of wool torn from sheep by bushes, etc. • woolgathering n. Indulgence in idle fancies or daydreams. • wool-gathering n. Alternative spelling of woolgathering. |