| COWPUNCHER | • cowpuncher n. (Informal) A cowboy. • cow-puncher n. Alternative form of cowpuncher. • COWPUNCHER n. a cowboy. |
| OWNERSHIPS | • ownerships n. Plural of ownership. • OWNERSHIP n. the state of being an owner. |
| PENNYWORTH | • pennyworth n. The amount that can be bought for a penny. • pennyworth n. A small value or quantity. • pennyworth n. (Dated) A good bargain. |
| PHASEDOWNS | • phasedowns n. Plural of phasedown. • PHASEDOWN n. a gradual reduction (as in operations). |
| PITCHWOMAN | • pitchwoman n. A female pitchman; a saleswoman. • PITCHWOMAN n. a (female) street or market trader. |
| PITCHWOMEN | • pitchwomen n. Plural of pitchwoman. • PITCHWOMAN n. a (female) street or market trader. |
| PRESHOWING | • preshowing v. Present participle of preshow. • PRESHOW v. to show beforehand. |
| PUNCHBOWLS | • punchbowls n. Plural of punchbowl. • punch␣bowls n. Plural of punch bowl. • PUNCHBOWL n. a bowl for holding punch. |
| SHIPOWNERS | • shipowners n. Plural of shipowner. • SHIPOWNER n. the owner of a ship. |
| SHOPWINDOW | • shopwindow n. Alternative form of shop window. • shop␣window n. A large window at the front of a shop, behind which items for sale are displayed. • SHOPWINDOW n. a display window of a store. |
| SNOWPLOUGH | • snowplough n. (British spelling) Alternative form of snowplow. • snowplough v. (British spelling) Alternative form of snowplow. • snow␣plough n. (British spelling) Alternative form of snowplow. |
| SPLASHDOWN | • splashdown n. The act of landing in water, as by a space capsule or rollercoaster. • splash␣down n. Alternative form of splashdown. • splash␣down v. (Of a spacecraft or other flying object) To land in water. |
| UPTHROWING | • upthrowing v. Present participle of upthrow. • UPTHROW v. to throw upward. |
| VIEWPHONES | • viewphones n. Plural of viewphone. • VIEWPHONE n. a phone that enables the caller to be seen as well as listened to. |
| WORSHIPING | • worshiping v. (US) present participle of worship. • worshiping n. (US) Alternative form of worshipping. • WORSHIP v. to honour as a divine being. |