| BRUSHWOODS | • brushwoods n. Plural of brushwood. • BRUSHWOOD n. loppings and broken branches; underwood or stunted wood. |
| FLOORSHOWS | • floorshows n. Plural of floorshow. • floor␣shows n. Plural of floor show. • FLOORSHOW n. entertainment of the floor of a nightclub. |
| HOLLOWNESS | • hollowness n. The state or quality of being hollow. • HOLLOWNESS n. the state of being hollow. |
| HOUSEWORKS | • HOUSEWORK n. the work of looking after a house. |
| JOBSWORTHS | • jobsworths n. Plural of jobsworth. • JOBSWORTH n. a minor official, esp. one who adheres rigidly to petty rules. |
| SHOOTDOWNS | • shootdowns n. Plural of shootdown. • SHOOTDOWN n. the act of shooting down aircraft. |
| SHORTGOWNS | • shortgowns n. Plural of shortgown. • SHORTGOWN n. (Scots) a woman's short jacket. |
| SHORTSWORD | • shortsword n. A sword of a class generally shorter than one meter, but longer than a dagger. • short␣sword n. Alternative form of shortsword. • SHORTSWORD n. a sword with a short blade. |
| SNOWSHOERS | • snowshoers n. Plural of snowshoer. • SNOWSHOER n. one who travels by snowshoe. |
| SWINEHOODS | • SWINEHOOD n. the state of being a pig. |
| TOWNHOUSES | • townhouses n. Plural of townhouse. • town␣houses n. Plural of town house. • TOWNHOUSE n. (Scots) a town hall. |
| WOODHORSES | • WOODHORSE n. a sawhorse. |
| WOODHOUSES | • woodhouses n. Plural of woodhouse. • WOODHOUSE n. a wild man of the woods, used in heraldry as a supporter, also WOODWOSE. |
| WOODRUSHES | • woodrushes n. Plural of woodrush. • WOODRUSH n. a plant that grows in woods. |
| WOODSHOCKS | • woodshocks n. Plural of woodshock. • WOODSHOCK n. a large North American marten with dark brown fur. |
| WORKHORSES | • workhorses n. Plural of workhorse. • work␣horses n. Plural of work horse. • WORKHORSE n. a horse used in a labouring capacity rather than for racing. |
| WORKHOUSES | • workhouses n. Plural of workhouse. • work␣houses n. Plural of work house. • WORKHOUSE n. (historical) a place for old people who can no longer support themselves. |