| DOWNPLAYS | • downplays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of downplay. • DOWNPLAY v. to understate, underemphasise. |
| PLAYDOWNS | • playdowns n. Plural of playdown. • PLAYDOWN n. a playoff. |
| PLAYWEARS | • PLAYWEAR n. any clothing worn for play. |
| POLLYWIGS | • pollywigs n. Plural of pollywig. • POLLYWIG n. a tadpole, also POLLIWIG, POLLIWOG, POLLYWOG, PORWIGGLE. |
| POLLYWOGS | • pollywogs n. Plural of pollywog. • POLLYWOG n. a tadpole, also POLLIWIG, POLLIWOG, POLLYWIG, PORWIGGLE. |
| POLYWATER | • polywater n. (Pseudoscience) A supposed polymeric form of water reported to have been produced in fine capillaries;… • POLYWATER n. a supposed form of water, said to be a polymer, with properties different from ordinary water. |
| POWERPLAY | • powerplay n. Alternative spelling of power play. • power-play n. Alternative spelling of power play. • power␣play n. (Uncountable) Tactics used to magnify power or influence. |
| SLEEPAWAY | • sleepaway adj. (Attributive) Of a camp or event in which participants sleep away from home. • sleepaway n. A camp or event in which participants sleep away from home. • SLEEPAWAY adj. relating to a camp for teenagers. |
| SPILLWAYS | • spillways n. Plural of spillway. • SPILLWAY n. a channel for overflow water in a reservoir. |
| SWORDPLAY | • swordplay n. Fighting with a sword. • SWORDPLAY n. fighting with swords. |
| TWALPENNY | • twalpenny n. (Historical) An old Scots shilling. • TWALPENNY n. (Scots) an old shilling. |
| WASPISHLY | • waspishly adv. In a waspish manner. • WASPISH adv. like a wasp; acid-tongued. |
| WEEPINGLY | • weepingly adv. In a weeping manner. • WEEPING adv. tearful. |
| WIMPISHLY | • wimpishly adv. In a wimpish manner. • WIMPISH adv. ineffectual, also WIMPY. |
| WORDPLAYS | • wordplays n. Plural of wordplay. • word␣plays n. Plural of word play. • WORDPLAY n. a witty exchange of words. |