| BLOWSILY | • blowsily adv. In a blowsy manner. • BLOWSY adv. coarse and ruddy-faced, also BLOUSY, BLOWZY. |
| DRYWALLS | • drywalls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of drywall. • dry␣walls n. Plural of dry wall. • DRYWALL v. to build with drywalls. |
| DRYWELLS | • drywells n. Plural of drywell. • dry␣wells n. Plural of dry well. • DRYWELL n. a hole for receiving drainage from a roof. |
| FLYBLOWS | • flyblows n. Plural of flyblow. • FLYBLOW v. to taint with the egg of a fly. |
| HALLWAYS | • hallways n. Plural of hallway. • HALLWAY n. a hall or corridor. |
| OWLISHLY | • owlishly adv. In an owlish manner, especially with regard to looking. • OWLISH adv. like an owl. |
| PAYWALLS | • paywalls n. Plural of paywall. • PAYWALL n. an arrangement allowing access to a website only to users who have paid to subscribe to it. |
| ROLLWAYS | • rollways n. Plural of rollway. • ROLLWAY n. an incline for rolling logs. |
| SALLOWLY | • sallowly adv. In a sallow manner. • SALLOW adv. esp. of a person's skin, of a pale-yellowish colour. |
| SOWBELLY | • sowbelly n. (US) Salted pork from the belly of a pig. • SOWBELLY n. pork cured in salt. |
| SPILLWAY | • spillway n. A path designed to take away overflow safely. • SPILLWAY n. a channel for overflow water in a reservoir. |
| TOLLWAYS | • tollways n. Plural of tollway. • TOLLWAY n. a road on which tolls are collected. |
| WALLEYES | • walleyes n. Plural of walleye. • WALLEYE n. an eye in which the iris is pale or whitish, also WATCHEYE. |
| WAYBILLS | • waybills n. Plural of waybill. • way␣bills n. Plural of way bill. • WAYBILL n. a list of goods for shipping. |
| WEASELLY | • weaselly adj. Resembling a weasel (in appearance). • weaselly adj. Devious; cunning; misleading; sneaky. • WEASELLY adj. like a weasel, shifty, also WEASELY. |
| WRYBILLS | • wrybills n. Plural of wrybill. • WRYBILL n. a New Zealand bird related to the plovers. |