| BROWNNESS | • brownness n. The state or quality of being brown. • BROWNNESS n. the state of being brown. |
| CROWNLESS | • crownless adj. Without a crown. • CROWNLESS adj. without a crown. |
| DISOWNERS | • disowners n. Plural of disowner. • DISOWNER n. one who disowns. |
| HERONSEWS | • heronsews n. Plural of heronsew. • HERONSEW n. a heron, also HERNSHAW, HERONSHAW. |
| NEWSROOMS | • newsrooms n. Plural of newsroom. • NEWSROOM n. a room where the news is gathered. |
| OWNERLESS | • ownerless adj. Having no owner. • OWNERLESS adj. without an owner. |
| ROWDINESS | • rowdiness n. The state of being rowdy. • ROWDINESS n. the state of being rowdy. |
| SNOWSHOER | • snowshoer n. One who traverses snow wearing snowshoes. • SNOWSHOER n. one who travels by snowshoe. |
| STONERAWS | • STONERAW n. a kind of lichen, also STONERAG. |
| SWORDSMEN | • swordsmen n. Plural of swordsman. • SWORDSMAN n. one who wields a sword, also SWORDMAN. |
| UNDERSOWS | • undersows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undersow. • UNDERSOW v. to sow land already seeded with a later-growing crop. |
| WHORESONS | • whoresons n. Plural of whoreson. • WHORESON n. (archaic) bastard; whore's son, also HORSON. |
| WORDINESS | • wordiness n. The excessive, often unnecessary, use of words. • WORDINESS n. the state of being wordy. |
| WORMINESS | • worminess n. The quality of being wormy. • WORMINESS n. the state of being wormy. |
| WORSENESS | • worseness n. (Chiefly archaic or philosophy) The state or condition of being worse; inferiority. • WORSENESS n. the state of being worse. |
| WRONGNESS | • wrongness n. The quality of being wrong; error or fault. • wrongness n. Wrong or reprehensible things or actions. • WRONGNESS n. the state of being wrong. |