| BURROWSTOWN | • burrowstown n. (Scotland, obsolete) A town that is a burgh. • BURROWSTOWN n. (Scots) a town that is a burgh. |
| BURROWSTOWNS | • burrowstowns n. Plural of burrowstown. • BURROWSTOWN n. (Scots) a town that is a burgh. |
| COWTOWNS | • cowtowns n. Plural of cowtown. • Cowtowns n. Plural of Cowtown. • cow␣towns n. Plural of cow town. |
| DOWNTHROWS | • downthrows n. Plural of downthrow. • DOWNTHROW n. a state of being thrown down. |
| DOWNTOWNERS | • downtowners n. Plural of downtowner. • DOWNTOWNER n. one from down town. |
| DOWNTOWNS | • downtowns n. Plural of downtown. • DOWNTOWN n. the business district of a city. |
| STOWDOWN | • stowdown n. (Nautical, obsolete) The placing away in casks or tanks of the oil obtained in whaling. • STOWDOWN n. the process of stowing in a ship's hold. |
| STOWDOWNS | • stowdowns n. Plural of stowdown. • STOWDOWN n. the process of stowing in a ship's hold. |
| THROWDOWNS | • throwdowns n. Plural of throwdown. • throw-downs n. Plural of throw-down. • THROWDOWN n. a challenge, esp. to a physical or artistic competition. |
| TOWNSWOMAN | • townswoman n. A woman who is a resident of a town, especially of one’s own town. • TOWNSWOMAN n. a woman who is a native or resident of a town or city. |
| TOWNSWOMEN | • townswomen n. Plural of townswoman. • TOWNSWOMAN n. a woman who is a native or resident of a town or city. |
| TWOPENCEWORTHS | • TWOPENCEWORTH n. goods to the value of twopence. |
| WALNUTWOODS | • WALNUTWOOD n. the wood of the walnut tree. |
| WOUNDWORTS | • woundworts n. Plural of woundwort. • WOUNDWORT n. any of several plants popularly held to have wound-healing properties. |