| BLOWSES | • blowses n. Plural of blowse. • BLOWSE n. a ruddy, fat-faced woman, also BLOWZE. |
| BOWLESS | • bowless adj. Without a bow. • BOWLESS adj. being without a bow. |
| LEASOWS | • leasows n. Plural of leasow. • LEASOW v. (Old English) to pasture, also LEASOWE. |
| LOWNESS | • lowness n. The property of being low. • lowness n. (Countable) Something that is low or vulgar. • LOWNESS n. the state of being low. |
| LOWPASS | • lowpass n. (Digital signal processing) An audio filter that discards higher frequencies while preserving lower ones. • low-pass adj. Alternative spelling of lowpass. • low-pass n. Alternative spelling of lowpass. |
| LOWSEST | • LOWSE adj. (Scots) loose. |
| SALLOWS | • sallows n. Plural of sallow. • sallows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sallow. • SALLOW v. to make sallow. |
| SAWLOGS | • sawlogs n. Plural of sawlog. • saw␣logs v. (Informal) To sleep. • saw␣logs v. (Informal) To snore loudly. |
| SCROWLS | • SCROWL v. to draft, also SCROWLE. |
| SLOWEST | • slowest adj. Superlative form of slow: most slow. • slowest adv. Superlative form of slow (adverb): most slow. • SLOW adj. moving with little speed. |
| SLOWISH | • slowish adj. Somewhat slow. • SLOWISH adj. somewhat slow. |
| SWOLEST | • swolest adj. Superlative form of swole: most swole. • SWOLE adj. having well-developed muscles as a result of weight training. |
| VOWLESS | • vowless adj. Without a vow; not having taken a vow. • VOWLESS adj. having made no vow. |
| WOOSELS | • WOOSEL n. (Shakespeare) an ouzel, also WOOSELL. |