| COBWEBBIEST | • cobwebbiest adj. Superlative form of cobwebby: most cobwebby. • COBWEBBY adj. covered with cobwebs. |
| COWFETERIAS | • COWFETERIA n. (New Zealand) a calf feeder with multiple teats. |
| MISBESTOWED | • misbestowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of misbestow. • MISBESTOW v. to bestow improperly. |
| OTHERWHILES | • otherwhiles adv. (Archaic) At another time, or other times. • otherwhiles adv. (Archaic) sometimes; occasionally. • OTHERWHILES adv. (archaic) at other times, sometimes, also OTHERWHILE. |
| OUTSWEEPING | • outsweeping v. Present participle of outsweep. • OUTSWEEP v. to surpass in sweeping. |
| OVERWARIEST | • OVERWARY adj. too wary; too cautious. |
| OVERWEIGHTS | • overweights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overweight. • OVERWEIGHT v. to give too much weight or consideration to. |
| OVERWILIEST | • OVERWILY adj. excessively wily. |
| OVERWINTERS | • overwinters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overwinter. • OVERWINTER v. to last through or pass the winter. |
| ROTTWEILERS | • rottweilers n. Plural of rottweiler. • Rottweilers n. Plural of Rottweiler. • ROTTWEILER n. (German) an aggressive, ruthless person. |
| SEAWORTHIER | • seaworthier adj. Comparative form of seaworthy: more seaworthy. • SEAWORTHY adj. able to be used on the sea. |
| SOMEWHITHER | • somewhither adv. (Archaic, literary) To some indeterminate place; to some place or other; to somewhere. • SOMEWHITHER adv. (archaic) to some place; somewhere. |
| SWINESTONES | • swinestones n. Plural of swinestone. • SWINESTONE n. a limestone that gives a fetid urinous smell when struck, also STINKSTONE. |
| SWINGOMETER | • swingometer n. (Britain) A graphic device used to illustrate swing in an election. • SWINGOMETER n. instrument for measuring swing in votes during an election. |
| TIMEWORKERS | • timeworkers n. Plural of timeworker. • TIMEWORKER n. one who does timework. |
| TRIBESWOMEN | • tribeswomen n. Plural of tribeswoman. • TRIBESWOMAN n. a female member of a tribe. |