| GLASSWORMS | • glassworms n. Plural of glassworm. • GLASSWORM n. the larva of a gnat. |
| SNOWSTORMS | • snowstorms n. Plural of snowstorm. • SNOWSTORM n. a storm of snow. |
| MISWORSHIPS | • misworships v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misworship. • MISWORSHIP v. to worship in a false way. |
| SMALLSWORDS | • smallswords n. Plural of smallsword. • SMALLSWORD n. a light sword used for thrusting only; esp. the sword worn by civilians of rank in the eighteenth century. |
| WORMINESSES | • WORMINESS n. the state of being wormy. |
| WORKMISTRESS | • workmistress n. (Archaic) A female workmaster. • WORKMISTRESS n. an expert (female) worker or craftsperson, overseer or employer. |
| SWORDSMANSHIP | • swordsmanship n. The skill of using a sword. • SWORDSMANSHIP n. the skills of the swordsman. |
| WEARISOMENESS | • wearisomeness n. The quality or state of being wearisome; tiresomeness; tediousness. • WEARISOMENESS n. the state of being wearisome. |
| WHOREMISTRESS | • whoremistress n. (Derogatory) A woman who runs a brothel, or hires out prostitutes; a madam. • WHOREMISTRESS n. (archaic) a woman who runs a brothel. |
| WORRISOMENESS | • worrisomeness n. The property of being worrisome. • WORRISOMENESS n. the state of being worrisome. |
| SWORDSMANSHIPS | • swordsmanships n. Plural of swordsmanship. • SWORDSMANSHIP n. the skills of the swordsman. |
| WORKMISTRESSES | • workmistresses n. Plural of workmistress. • WORKMISTRESS n. an expert (female) worker or craftsperson, overseer or employer. |
| MISWORSHIPPINGS | • MISWORSHIPPING n. worshipping in a false way. |
| WEARISOMENESSES | • wearisomenesses n. Plural of wearisomeness. • WEARISOMENESS n. the state of being wearisome. |
| WHOREMISTRESSES | • whoremistresses n. Plural of whoremistress. • WHOREMISTRESS n. (archaic) a woman who runs a brothel. |
| WORRISOMENESSES | • WORRISOMENESS n. the state of being worrisome. |