| BOWLINGUAL | • BOWLINGUAL n. a device that allegedly translates a dog's bark and grunts into a human language. |
| BULLWADDIE | • BULLWADDIE n. (Native Australian) an Australian tree, also BULWADDY, BULLWADDY. |
| GUIDWILLIE | • guidwillie n. Alternative form of goodwilly. • GUIDWILLIE adj. (Scots) cordial, cheering. |
| OUTWELLING | • outwelling v. Present participle of outwell. • OUTWELL v. to pour out. |
| OUTWILLING | • outwilling v. Present participle of outwill. • OUTWILL v. to surpass in willpower. |
| QUILLWORKS | • quillworks n. Plural of quillwork. • QUILLWORK n. ornamental work in porcupine quills. |
| QUILLWORTS | • quillworts n. Plural of quillwort. • QUILLWORT n. an aquatic plant with hollow stems. |
| UNPILLOWED | • unpillowed adj. Not pillowed. • UNPILLOWED adj. not pillowed. |
| UNWIELDILY | • unwieldily adv. In an unwieldy fashion. • UNWIELDY adv. not wieldy. |
| UPHILLWARD | • uphillward adj. (Obsolete) Heading uphill. • uphillward adv. (Obsolete) Heading uphill. • UPHILLWARD adv. (Milton) in an uphill direction. |
| UPSWELLING | • upswelling v. Present participle of upswell. • upswelling n. That which upswells. • UPSWELL v. to swell up. |
| UPWELLINGS | • upwellings n. Plural of upwelling. • UPWELLING n. a welling up; the rising to the surface of nutriment-bearing water from the depths of the ocean. |
| WAULKMILLS | • waulkmills n. Plural of waulkmill. • WAULKMILL n. a fulling-mill, also WALKMILL, WAUKMILL. |
| WEARIFULLY | • wearifully adv. In a weariful manner. • WEARIFUL adv. wearisome. |
| WILFULNESS | • wilfulness n. (British spelling) The state or condition of being wilful; stubbornness. • WILFULNESS n. the state of being wilful, also WILLFULNESS. |
| WIREPULLER | • wirepuller n. A person who exercises an influence on others that is felt but not seen. • Wirepuller n. Someone from Warrington. • WIREPULLER n. a person who uses private or secret influence for his own ends. |