| AFTERSHOWS | • aftershows n. Plural of aftershow. • AFTERSHOW n. a party held after a public performance. |
| DOWNSHIFTS | • downshifts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of downshift. • DOWNSHIFT v. to change gear down. |
| FLATWASHES | • FLATWASH n. laundry that can be ironed mechanically, also FLATWORK. |
| FLOWCHARTS | • flowcharts n. Plural of flowchart. • flow␣charts n. Plural of flow chart. • FLOWCHART n. a chart pictorially representing the nature and sequence of operations to be carried out, e.g. in a computer program. |
| FLYWEIGHTS | • flyweights n. Plural of flyweight. • FLYWEIGHT n. in professional boxing, the lowest weight. |
| FRESHWATER | • freshwater adj. Living in fresh water. • freshwater adj. Consisting of fresh water. • freshwater adj. (Nautical) Unskilled as a seaman. |
| HALFWITTED | • halfwitted adj. Alternative spelling of half-witted. • half-witted adj. Having a low intelligence; dim-witted. • HALFWITTED adj. feebleminded. |
| HEATHFOWLS | • HEATHFOWL n. a red, or black, grouse. |
| SHIFTWORKS | • SHIFTWORK n. a system of working involving shifts outside the normal hours of work. |
| UNWATCHFUL | • unwatchful adj. Not watchful. • UNWATCHFUL adj. not watchful. |
| WATCHFULLY | • watchfully adv. In a watchful manner. • WATCHFUL adv. closely observant or alert. |
| WHEATFIELD | • wheatfield n. A field of wheat; a plot of land planted with wheat. • WHEATFIELD n. a field of wheat. |
| WHEREAFTER | • whereafter adv. (Formal) After which time or event. • WHEREAFTER adv. after which. |
| WHIPSTAFFS | • whipstaffs n. Plural of whipstaff. • WHIPSTAFF n. a vertical lever controlling ship's rudder. |
| WHITEFACES | • whitefaces n. Plural of whiteface. • WHITEFACE n. white makeup esp. as used by a clown. |
| WHITEFLIES | • whiteflies n. Plural of whitefly. • WHITEFLY n. a small, whitish insect. |
| WITCHCRAFT | • witchcraft n. The practice of witches; magic, sorcery, or the use of supernatural powers to influence or predict events. • witchcraft n. Something, such as an advanced technology, that seems almost magical. • WITCHCRAFT n. the use of sorcery or magic. |
| WRATHFULLY | • wrathfully adv. In a wrathful manner; with anger; angrily. • WRATHFUL adv. extremely angry, also WROTHFUL. |