| SHOWDOWNS | • showdowns n. Plural of showdown. • SHOWDOWN n. an event that causes a conclusion of an issue. |
| SLOWDOWNS | • slowdowns n. Plural of slowdown. • SLOWDOWN n. a lessening of pace. |
| SLOWWORMS | • slowworms n. Plural of slowworm. • slow-worms n. Plural of slow-worm. • slow␣worms n. Plural of slow worm. |
| SNOWPLOWS | • snowplows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snowplow. • snow␣plows n. Plural of snow plow. • SNOWPLOW v. to execute a type of skiing maneuver. |
| STOWAWAYS | • stowaways n. Plural of stowaway. • STOWAWAY n. a person who hides away to get free passage. |
| STOWDOWNS | • stowdowns n. Plural of stowdown. • STOWDOWN n. the process of stowing in a ship's hold. |
| SWANSDOWN | • swansdown n. The down of a swan. • swansdown n. A soft woolen fabric; flannelette. • swan's-down n. Alternative spelling of swansdown. |
| SWASHWORK | • swash-work n. Lathework in which the cuts are inclined to the axis of rotation. • SWASHWORK n. a wood-turner's work cut obliquely. |
| WASHBOWLS | • washbowls n. Plural of washbowl. • WASHBOWL n. a bowl used for washing items. |
| WASHDOWNS | • washdowns n. Plural of washdown. • WASHDOWN n. the act of washing (oneself or something) down. |
| WOODWASPS | • woodwasps n. Plural of woodwasp. • wood␣wasps n. Plural of wood wasp. • WOODWASP n. a large wasplike insect. |
| WOODWOSES | • woodwoses n. Plural of woodwose. • WOODWOSE n. a wild man of the woods, used in heraldry as a supporter, also WOODHOUSE. |