| BRAWNINESS | • brawniness n. The state of being brawny or having brawn. • BRAWNINESS n. the state of being brawny. |
| BROWNNOSES | • brownnoses n. Plural of brownnose. • brownnoses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brownnose. • brown-noses n. Plural of brown-nose. |
| INSWINGERS | • inswingers n. Plural of inswinger. • in-swingers n. Plural of in-swinger. • INSWINGER n. in cricket, a ball bowled so as to swerve to leg. |
| INWARDNESS | • inwardness n. The characteristic of being inward or directed towards the inside. • inwardness n. (Obsolete). • INWARDNESS n. the state of being inward. |
| NARROWNESS | • narrowness n. (Uncountable) the state of being narrow. • narrowness n. (Countable) a constriction. • NARROWNESS n. the state of being narrow. |
| NEWSPERSON | • newsperson n. (Uncommon) A person involved in the gathering or delivery of news: a reporter or journalist. • NEWSPERSON n. a reporter. |
| NEWSPRINTS | • newsprints n. Plural of newsprint. • NEWSPRINT n. inexpensive paper for printing newspapers on. |
| NONANSWERS | • nonanswers n. Plural of nonanswer. • non-answers n. Plural of non-answer. • NONANSWER v. to answer in an unsatisfactory way. |
| SUNDOWNERS | • sundowners n. Plural of sundowner. • SUNDOWNER n. (Australian slang) a loafer or tramp who arrives at a place in time for an evening meal but too late to do any work. |
| SWANNERIES | • swanneries n. Plural of swannery. • SWANNERY n. a place where swans are raised. |
| UNWARENESS | • UNWARENESS n. (archaic) unwariness, also UNWARINESS. |
| UNWARINESS | • unwariness n. The property of being unwary. • UNWARINESS n. the state of being unwary, also UNWARENESS. |
| WINTRINESS | • wintriness n. The state or quality of being wintry. • WINTRINESS n. the state of being wintry. |
| WORNNESSES | • WORNNESS n. the state of being worn. |
| WORSENINGS | • worsenings n. Plural of worsening. • WORSENING n. the act of becoming worse. |