| ENTWISTING | • entwisting v. Present participle of entwist. • ENTWIST v. to twist together, also INTWIST. |
| INTERTWINE | • intertwine v. (Transitive) To twine something together. • intertwine v. (Intransitive) To become twined together; to become mutually involved. • INTERTWINE v. to unite by twining one with another. |
| INTERTWIST | • intertwist v. To twist together; to intertwine. • INTERTWIST v. to twist together one with another. |
| LINTWHITES | • lintwhites n. Plural of lintwhite. • LINTWHITE n. (Scots) a linnet, also LINTIE. |
| MISWRITTEN | • miswritten v. Past participle of miswrite. • MISWRITE v. to write incorrectly. |
| NITWITTERY | • nitwittery n. Behaviour of nitwits; folly. • NITWITTERY n. the state of being a nitwit. |
| RETWISTING | • retwisting v. Present participle of retwist. • RETWIST v. to twist again. |
| TWINKLIEST | • twinkliest adj. Superlative form of twinkly: most twinkly. • TWINKLY adj. given to twinkling. |
| TWITTERING | • twittering v. Present participle of twitter. • twittering n. The act of producing chirping sounds, or twitters. • Twittering v. Present participle of Twitter. |
| UNWITTIEST | • UNWITTY adj. not witty. |
| WHITTERING | • whittering v. Present participle of whitter. • WHITTER v. to talk or mutter peevishly or ineffectually, also WITTER. |
| WINTERIEST | • winteriest adj. Superlative form of wintery: most wintery. • WINTERY adj. having the characteristics of winter, also WINTRY, WINTERLY. |
| WINTERTIDE | • wintertide n. (Archaic, literary) wintertime. • WINTERTIDE n. (archaic) the time when it is winter. |
| 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. |
| ZWITTERION | • zwitterion n. (Chemistry) A molecule, such as an amino acid, that carries both a positive and a negative charge. • ZWITTERION n. an ion carrying both a positive and negative charge. |