| FORSWINK | • forswink v. (Transitive, archaic poetic or obsolete) To exhaust by labour; overwork. • FORSWINK v. (obsolete) to exhaust by labour. |
| FORSWUNK | • forswunk adj. (Obsolete) totally worn out from work. • FORSWUNK adj. (Spenser) overworked, also FORSWONCK. |
| NETWORKS | • networks n. Plural of network. • networks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of network. • NETWORK v. to form a structure like a net. |
| NONWORKS | • nonworks n. Plural of nonwork. • non-works n. Plural of non-work. • NONWORK n. that part of life which does not involve work. |
| PINWORKS | • pinworks n. A factory that makes pins. • PINWORK n. a type of embroidery. |
| REWAKENS | • rewakens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rewaken. • REWAKEN v. to waken again, also REAWAKE, REWAKE. |
| SWANKERS | • swankers n. Plural of swanker. • SWANKER n. one who shows off, also SWANKEY, SWANKIE, SWANKPOT. |
| SWANKIER | • swankier adj. Comparative form of swanky: more swanky. • SWANKY adj. ostentatiously smart. |
| SWINKERS | • swinkers n. Plural of swinker. • SWINKER n. a hard worker. |
| TINWORKS | • tinworks n. Plural of tinwork. • tinworks n. A factory where tin products are manufactured. • TINWORK n. something made of tin. |
| WAKENERS | • wakeners n. Plural of wakener. • WAKENER n. one that wakens, also WAKER. |
| WINKLERS | • winklers n. Plural of winkler. • Winklers prop.n. Plural of Winkler. • WINKLER n. a person who evicts tenants. |
| WORKINGS | • workings n. Plural of working. • workings n. The internal mechanism of some device or system. • workings n. The parts of a quarry or mine that are being (or has been) worked. |
| WORKSONG | • work␣song n. A song, sung during work, with a rhythm that helps to coordinate activities. • WORKSONG n. a song sung while doing physical work. |
| WRINKLES | • wrinkles n. Plural of wrinkle. • Wrinkles prop.n. Plural of Wrinkle. • WRINKLE v. to crease. |
| WRYNECKS | • wrynecks n. Plural of wryneck. • WRYNECK n. either of two birds of the genus Jynx, characterized by their habit of twisting and writhing the neck when disturbed. |