| GLASSWORKERS | • glassworkers n. Plural of glassworker. • GLASSWORKER n. one who works with glass. |
| HOUSEWORKERS | • houseworkers n. Plural of houseworker. • HOUSEWORKER n. one who does housework. |
| KIRSCHWASSER | • kirschwasser n. A distilled spirit made from cherries, usually of the species Cerasus avium; kirsch. • KIRSCHWASSER n. (German) an alcoholic spirit distilled, chiefly in Germany and Switzerland, from the fermented juice of cherries, also KIRSCH. |
| KWASHIORKORS | • kwashiorkors n. Plural of kwashiorkor. • KWASHIORKOR n. a tropical disease of infants caused by protein deficiency. |
| PLASTERWORKS | • plasterworks n. Plural of plasterwork. • PLASTERWORK n. plastering, often ornate in design, used to finish architectural constructions. |
| SPARROWHAWKS | • sparrowhawks n. Plural of sparrowhawk. • sparrow␣hawks n. Plural of sparrow hawk. • SPARROWHAWK n. any of several small hawks of Eurasia and North Africa that prey on smaller birds. |
| SPATTERWORKS | • SPATTERWORK n. reproduction of designs by covering the surface with the pattern and spattering colour on the parts exposed. |
| STEELWORKERS | • steelworkers n. Plural of steelworker. • Steelworkers n. Plural of Steelworker. • steel-workers n. Plural of steel-worker. |
| STONEWORKERS | • stoneworkers n. Plural of stoneworker. • STONEWORKER n. a worker in stone. |
| TRELLISWORKS | • trellisworks n. Plural of trelliswork. • TRELLISWORK n. latticework. |
| TRESTLEWORKS | • trestleworks n. Plural of trestlework. • TRESTLEWORK n. a system of connected trestles supporting a structure (as a railroad bridge). |
| WISECRACKERS | • wisecrackers n. Plural of wisecracker. • WISECRACKER n. one who wisecracks. |
| WORKMISTRESS | • workmistress n. (Archaic) A female workmaster. • WORKMISTRESS n. an expert (female) worker or craftsperson, overseer or employer. |
| WRECKMASTERS | • wreckmasters n. Plural of wreckmaster. • WRECKMASTER n. a person taking charge of a disabled ship or train and its cargo or freight. |