| COPSEWOOD | • copsewood n. Brushwood; coppice. • COPSEWOOD n. brushwood; coppice. |
| DOWNSLOPE | • downslope adj. In a direction down a slope. • downslope adv. Down a slope. • downslope n. A descent or declivity. |
| FOWLPOXES | • FOWLPOX n. a virus disease of poultry. |
| OPENWORKS | • openworks n. Plural of openwork. • OPENWORK n. ornamental work with numerous openings. |
| OUTPOWERS | • outpowers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outpower. • OUTPOWER v. to surpass in power. |
| OWERLOUPS | • OWERLOUP v. (Scots) to leap over, also OVERLEAP. |
| PEARWOODS | • pearwoods n. Plural of pearwood. • PEARWOOD n. the wood of the pear tree. |
| PINEWOODS | • pinewoods n. Plural of pinewood. • PINEWOOD n. the wood of a pine tree. |
| POSTWOMEN | • postwomen n. Plural of postwoman. • POSTWOMAN n. a female postman. |
| POUSOWDIE | • POUSOWDIE n. (Scots) any mixture of heterogeneous kinds of food, also POWSOWDY. |
| ROPEWORKS | • ropeworks n. Plural of ropework. • ROPEWORK n. a place where ropes are made. |
| SHOPWOMEN | • shopwomen n. Plural of shopwoman. • SHOPWOMAN n. a woman who works in a shop. |
| SLOWPOKES | • slowpokes n. Plural of slowpoke. • slow␣pokes n. Plural of slow poke. • SLOWPOKE n. a slow individual. |
| SPOONWISE | • spoonwise adv. Closely nestled together, like spoons. • SPOONWISE adv. like spoons packed closely together, also SPOONWAYS. |
| SWOOPIEST | • SWOOPY adj. having sweeping lines or features. |
| WHOOPSIES | • whoopsies n. Plural of whoopsie. • whoopsies n. Plural of whoopsy. • WHOOPSIE n. a mess or a turd. |
| WOODPILES | • woodpiles n. Plural of woodpile. • WOODPILE n. a pile of wood. |
| WOODSPITE | • WOODSPITE n. the green woodpecker. |