| FELLOWSHIP | • fellowship n. A company of people that share the same interest or aim. • fellowship n. (Dated) Company, companions; a group of people or things following another. • fellowship n. A feeling of friendship, relatedness or connection between people. |
| FOLLOWSHIP | • FOLLOWSHIP n. the practice of doing what other people suggest. |
| PINWHEELED | • pinwheeled v. Simple past tense and past participle of pinwheel. • PINWHEEL v. to rotate like a child's toy windmill. |
| PLAYWRIGHT | • playwright n. A writer and creator of theatrical plays. • PLAYWRIGHT n. a person who writes plays. |
| PLOUGHWISE | • ploughwise adj. Moving, like a plough on a field, alternately from left to right and from right to left. • ploughwise adv. In a ploughwise manner. • PLOUGHWISE adv. as in ploughing, also PLOWWISE. |
| PLOWWRIGHT | • plowwright n. A person who builds and repairs plows. • PLOWWRIGHT n. one who makes ploughs, also PLOUGHWRIGHT. |
| PRINTWHEEL | • printwheel n. In early printers, a disk bearing impressions of characters around its rim; these are struck against… • PRINTWHEEL n. another name for daisywheel, a kind of printer. |
| UPHILLWARD | • uphillward adj. (Obsolete) Heading uphill. • uphillward adv. (Obsolete) Heading uphill. • UPHILLWARD adv. (Milton) in an uphill direction. |
| UPWHIRLING | • upwhirling v. Present participle of upwhirl. • UPWHIRL v. to whirl up. |
| WHEELSPINS | • wheelspins n. Plural of wheelspin. • WHEELSPIN n. the rotation of a wheel when it is not achieving any grip or traction on a surface. |
| WHIPLASHED | • whiplashed v. Simple past tense and past participle of whiplash. • WHIPLASH v. to move like a whip. |
| WHIPLASHES | • whiplashes n. Plural of whiplash. • WHIPLASH v. to move like a whip. |
| WHIPSTALLS | • whipstalls n. Plural of whipstall. • WHIPSTALL v. of an airplane, to stall causing the nose to whip forward and down. |
| WHIPTAILED | • WHIPTAILED adj. having a long slender tail. |
| WHIRLPOOLS | • whirlpools n. Plural of whirlpool. • WHIRLPOOL n. a circular current in a river or sea, produced by opposing tides, winds or currents. |
| WORSHIPFUL | • worshipful adj. Tending to worship; showing reverence. • worshipful adj. (Chiefly Britain) Used as respectful form of address for a person or body of persons, especially in… • worshipful n. (Obsolete) One who is respected or worshipped. |