| BAYWOODS | • BAYWOOD n. a coarse mahogany. |
| CLAYWARE | • clayware n. Articles made from clay. • CLAYWARE n. goods made of clay. |
| DAYWEARS | • DAYWEAR n. clothes intended for wearing during the day or informally. |
| DAYWORKS | • dayworks n. Plural of daywork. • DAYWORK n. work done on a daily basis. |
| GAYWINGS | • gaywings n. Polygala paucifolia, a perennial flowering plant with pink and white flowers. • GAYWINGS n. a perennial herb. |
| HAYWARDS | • haywards n. Plural of hayward. • Haywards prop.n. A small suburb in the Hutt Valley, Wellington region, New Zealand. • Haywards n. Plural of Hayward. |
| HAYWIRES | • haywires n. Plural of haywire. • HAYWIRE n. wire used in baling hay. |
| JAYWALKS | • jaywalks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jaywalk. • JAYWALK v. to cross a street carelessly. |
| LAYWOMAN | • laywoman n. A woman who is a layperson, one who has not taken a religious oath (such as becoming a nun). • laywoman n. (By extension) A woman who is not a professional in a given field. • LAYWOMAN n. a female member of the laity. |
| LAYWOMEN | • laywomen n. Plural of laywoman. • LAYWOMAN n. a female member of the laity. |
| MAYWEEDS | • mayweeds n. Plural of mayweed. • MAYWEED n. a name for various plants including stinking camomile. |
| NAYWARDS | • NAYWARD n. (Shakespeare) the negative side. |
| NAYWORDS | • naywords n. Plural of nayword. • NAYWORD n. a proverbial reproach. |
| PAYWALLS | • paywalls n. Plural of paywall. • PAYWALL n. an arrangement allowing access to a website only to users who have paid to subscribe to it. |
| PLAYWEAR | • playwear n. Clothes designed for children to wear while playing. • PLAYWEAR n. any clothing worn for play. |
| WAYWISER | • waywiser n. An instrument for measuring distance travelled; an odometer, pedometer, or perambulator. • WAYWISER n. an instrument for measuring distance travelled. |
| WAYWODES | • waywodes n. Plural of waywode. • WAYWODE n. (Russian) originally the title of a military commander in various Slavonic countries; afterwards applied to governors of towns or provinces, also VAIVODE, VOIVODE, WAIVODE, WAIWODE, WOIWODE. |