| DOWNCRYING | • DOWNCRY v. to denigrate or disparage. |
| FROWNINGLY | • frowningly adv. While or as if frowning. • FROWNING adv. FROWN, to wrinkle the brow with displeasure. |
| HORNYWINKS | • hornywinks n. Plural of hornywink. • HORNYWINK n. (dialect) a lapwing. |
| NEWSAGENCY | • newsagency n. A newsagent’s shop. • news␣agency n. An organisation that gathers and distributes news to newspapers and radio and television broadcasters. • news␣agency n. (Ireland, Australia) Alternative form of newsagency. |
| NONLAWYERS | • nonlawyers n. Plural of nonlawyer. • non-lawyers n. Plural of non-lawyer. • NONLAWYER n. one who is not a lawyer. |
| PENNYWORTH | • pennyworth n. The amount that can be bought for a penny. • pennyworth n. A small value or quantity. • pennyworth n. (Dated) A good bargain. |
| PENNYWORTS | • pennyworts n. Plural of pennywort. • PENNYWORT n. a perennial succulent herb, having round, peltate leaves with a central depression, aka navelwort. |
| SHANTYTOWN | • shantytown n. An area containing a collection of shacks, shanties or makeshift dwellings. • shanty␣town n. An area, such as a suburb, consisting of mean, roughly-constructed dwellings inhabited by poor people. • SHANTYTOWN n. a usually poor town or section of a town consisting mostly of shanties. |
| SWINGINGLY | • swingingly adv. With a swinging motion. • swingingly adv. (Informal) Very well or with great success; splendidly. • SWINGING adv. lively and hip. |
| SWOONINGLY | • swooningly adv. To a degree that elicits swooning. • SWOONING adv. fainting. |
| TWANGINGLY | • twangingly adv. With a twanging sound. • TWANGING adv. making a twanging sound. |
| UNKNOWABLY | • unknowably adv. In an unknowable way; ineffably. • UNKNOWABLE adv. that cannot be known. |
| UNWEARYING | • unwearying adj. Untiring; not becoming tired. • UNWEARYING adj. not growing weary. |
| UNWONTEDLY | • unwontedly adv. Unusually. • UNWONTED adv. unaccustomed, also UNWONT. |
| WAYMENTING | • waymenting v. Present participle of wayment. • waymenting n. (Obsolete) Lamentation. • WAYMENT v. (Spenser) to lament, grieve. |
| WHYDUNNITS | • whydunnits n. Plural of whydunnit. • WHYDUNNIT n. a novel or film concerned with motives, as opposed to whodunnit, also WHYDUNIT. |
| WOUNDINGLY | • woundingly adv. In a way that wounds. • WOUNDING adv. inflicting hurt. |