| BLAMEWORTHIEST | • BLAMEWORTHY adj. worthy of censure. |
| BLAMEWORTHINESS | • blameworthiness n. The characteristic of being blameworthy. • BLAMEWORTHINESS n. the state of being blameworthy. |
| MARSHMALLOWIEST | • MARSHMALLOWY adj. of or like marshmallow. |
| MICROSWITCHES | • microswitches n. Plural of microswitch. • MICROSWITCH n. a very small switch that is sensitive to minute motions and is used esp. in automatic devices. |
| MISTHREW | • misthrew v. Simple past tense of misthrow. • MISTHROW v. to throw errantly. |
| MULTIWARHEADS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| NAMEWORTHIEST | • NAMEWORTHY adj. worth naming, distinguished. |
| SHAMEWORTHIER | • SHAMEWORTHY adj. worthy of shame. |
| SHAMEWORTHIEST | • SHAMEWORTHY adj. worthy of shame. |
| SOMEWHITHER | • somewhither adv. (Archaic, literary) To some indeterminate place; to some place or other; to somewhere. • SOMEWHITHER adv. (archaic) to some place; somewhere. |
| SUMMERWEIGHT | • summerweight adj. (Of clothing) Of relatively light weight, intended for use in warm summers. • SUMMERWEIGHT adj. of clothes, suitable in weight for wear in the summer; relatively light. |
| WATERMANSHIP | • watermanship n. Skill in propelling oneself through the water, whether by swimming or boating. • WATERMANSHIP n. the business, skill, or art of a waterman. |
| WATERMANSHIPS | • WATERMANSHIP n. the business, skill, or art of a waterman. |
| WHOREMASTERIES | • WHOREMASTERY n. the keeping of whores. |
| WHOREMISTRESS | • whoremistress n. (Derogatory) A woman who runs a brothel, or hires out prostitutes; a madam. • WHOREMISTRESS n. (archaic) a woman who runs a brothel. |
| WHOREMISTRESSES | • whoremistresses n. Plural of whoremistress. • WHOREMISTRESS n. (archaic) a woman who runs a brothel. |
| WITHDRAWMENTS | • withdrawments n. Plural of withdrawment. • WITHDRAWMENT n. the act of withdrawing. |
| WORDSMITHERIES | • WORDSMITHERY n. the craft of the wordsmith. |
| WORDSMITHERY | • wordsmithery n. The work of a wordsmith; skilful use of words. • WORDSMITHERY n. the craft of the wordsmith. |