| HAWKSHAWS | • hawkshaws n. Plural of hawkshaw. • HAWKSHAW n. a detective. |
| HAWKWEEDS | • hawkweeds n. Plural of hawkweed. • HAWKWEED n. a weedlike herb. |
| KAWAKAWAS | • kawakawas n. Plural of kawakawa. • KAWAKAWA n. (Maori) a New Zealand tree, aka peppertree. |
| KOWTOWERS | • kowtowers n. Plural of kowtower. • KOWTOWER n. one who kowtows, also KOTOWER. |
| NEWSHAWKS | • newshawks n. Plural of newshawk. • NEWSHAWK n. a newspaper reporter. |
| SKEWWHIFF | • skewwhiff adj. Alternative spelling of skew-whiff. • skew-whiff adj. (UK, Australia, New Zealand, colloquial) Askew; lopsided, not straight. • skew␣whiff adj. Alternative spelling of skew-whiff. |
| SWASHWORK | • swash-work n. Lathework in which the cuts are inclined to the axis of rotation. • SWASHWORK n. a wood-turner's work cut obliquely. |
| WALKAWAYS | • walkaways n. Plural of walkaway. • walk-aways n. Plural of walk-away. • WALKAWAY n. an easy victory. |
| WIREWORKS | • wireworks n. Plural of wirework. • WIREWORK n. an article made from wire. |
| WOODWORKS | • woodworks n. Plural of woodwork. • woodworks n. A factory or workshop engaged in woodworking. • woodworks n. A structure made of wood, especially one with no specific common name. |
| WOOLWORKS | • woolworks n. A factory for processing wool. • WOOLWORK n. needlework. |
| WORKFLOWS | • workflows n. Plural of workflow. • WORKFLOW n. the amount of work to and from an office or employee. |
| WORKWEARS | • WORKWEAR n. clothing for work. |
| WORKWEEKS | • workweeks n. Plural of workweek. • WORKWEEK n. the number of hours worked in a week. |