| GROWTHIST | • growthist n. A proponent of growthism. • GROWTHIST n. a person who is committed to growth, esp. economic. |
| SWATHIEST | • SWATHY adj. in swathes. |
| TIGHTWADS | • tightwads n. Plural of tightwad. • TIGHTWAD n. a stingy person. |
| TWENTYISH | • twentyish adj. (Informal) Of about twenty years of age. • TWENTYISH adj. about twenty esp. in age. |
| TWILIGHTS | • twilights n. Plural of twilight. • TWILIGHT v. to light imperfectly or faintly; to make twilit. |
| TWITCHERS | • twitchers n. Plural of twitcher. • Twitchers n. Plural of Twitcher. • TWITCHER n. one that twitches. |
| WATCHLIST | • watchlist n. A list of people or things that are to receive special attention or monitoring. • watchlist v. (Transitive) To add to a watchlist. • watch␣list n. Alternative spelling of watchlist. |
| WHEATIEST | • wheatiest adj. Superlative form of wheaty: most wheaty. • WHEATY adj. tasting of wheat. |
| WHITELIST | • whitelist n. (Law, computing) A list or collection of people or entities that are known, trusted, or explicitly permitted. • whitelist v. (Transitive) To place on a whitelist; to mark or note a person or entity as trustworthy or acceptable. • white␣list n. Alternative form of whitelist. |
| WHITEOUTS | • whiteouts n. Plural of whiteout. • white-outs n. Plural of white-out. • WHITEOUT n. a condition of zero visibility caused by snow. |
| WHITEPOTS | • whitepots n. Plural of whitepot. • white-pots n. Plural of white-pot. • WHITEPOT n. a Devonshire pudding of sliced rolls, milk, eggs, sugar etc. baked. |
| WHITSTERS | • whitsters n. Plural of whitster. • WHITSTER n. (archaic) a bleacher of cloth and clothing. |
| WHITTLERS | • whittlers n. Plural of whittler. • WHITTLER n. one who whittles. |
| WHITTRETS | • whittrets n. Plural of whittret. • WHITTRET n. (Scots) a weasel, also WHITRACK, WHITRET, WHITRICK, WHITTERICK. |
| WITCHIEST | • witchiest adj. Superlative form of witchy: most witchy. • WITCHY adj. malicious. |
| WITHSTAND | • withstand v. (Transitive) To resist or endure (something) successfully. • withstand v. To oppose (something) forcefully. • WITHSTAND v. to resist. |
| WITHSTOOD | • withstood v. Simple past tense and past participle of withstand. • WITHSTAND v. to resist. |
| WORTHIEST | • worthiest adj. Superlative form of worthy: most worthy. • WORTHY adj. full of worth. |
| WRATHIEST | • wrathiest adj. Superlative form of wrathy: most wrathy. • WRATHY adj. inclined to wrath. |