| BESTOWALS | • bestowals n. Plural of bestowal. • BESTOWAL n. a gift. |
| BLOWSIEST | • blowsiest adj. Superlative form of blowsy: most blowsy. • BLOWSY adj. coarse and ruddy-faced, also BLOUSY, BLOWZY. |
| GLASSWORT | • glasswort n. Any plant of the salt-tolerant genus Salicornia, once burned to produce the ash used to make soda glass. • glasswort n. Other salt-tolerant plants, especially those used to produce such ash. • glasswort n. Other salt-tolerant plants, called samphire. |
| OUTSWELLS | • outswells v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outswell. • OUTSWELL v. to exceed in swelling. |
| SALLOWEST | • sallowest adj. Superlative form of sallow: most sallow. • SALLOW adj. esp. of a person's skin, of a pale-yellowish colour. |
| SALTWORKS | • saltworks n. A place where salt is refined and prepared commercially. • saltworks n. (Figuratively) A job, usually considered boring drudgery. • salt␣works n. Alternative form of saltworks. |
| SALTWORTS | • saltworts n. Plural of saltwort. • SALTWORT n. a seaside herb. |
| SNOWBELTS | • snowbelts n. Plural of snowbelt. • SNOWBELT n. an area of regular snowfall. |
| SNOWMELTS | • snowmelts n. Plural of snowmelt. • SNOWMELT n. water produced by the melting of snow. |
| STEELBOWS | • STEELBOW n. (Scots) stock and goods received from a landlord with obligation to return a like amount and value when the lease expires. |
| STOWNLINS | • STOWNLINS adv. (Scots) by stealth, also STOWLINS. |
| TOWERLESS | • towerless adj. Without a tower or towers. • TOWERLESS adj. without a tower. |
| WASTELOTS | • WASTELOT n. an unused lot of land in a built-up area. |
| WORTHLESS | • worthless adj. Having no worth or use; without value. • WORTHLESS adj. without worth. |