| CUTDOWNS | • cutdowns n. Plural of cutdown. • CUTDOWN n. a reduction, also CUTBACK. | 
| DOWNSIDE | • downside n. A disadvantageous aspect of something that is normally advantageous. • downside n. A downward tendency, especially in the price of shares etc. • downside n. The side of something that is at the bottom, or that is intended to face downward. | 
| DOWNSIZE | • downsize v. (Intransitive) To reduce in size or number. • downsize v. (Transitive) To reduce the workforce of. • downsize v. (Transitive, euphemistic) To terminate the employment of. | 
| DOWNSPIN | • DOWNSPIN n. a spinning motion. | 
| HAGDOWNS | • hagdowns n. Plural of hagdown. • HAGDOWN n. a sea bird, the greater shearwater, also HACKBOLT, HAGBOLT, HAGDEN, HAGDON. | 
| HOEDOWNS | • hoedowns n. Plural of hoedown. • hoe-downs n. Plural of hoe-down. • HOEDOWN n. (US) a country dance. | 
| LETDOWNS | • letdowns n. Plural of letdown. • let-downs n. Plural of let-down. • LETDOWN n. an anticlimax. | 
| LOWDOWNS | • lowdowns n. Plural of lowdown. • LOWDOWN n. the real information about something. | 
| MIXDOWNS | • mixdowns n. Plural of mixdown. • MIXDOWN n. mixing a multitrack recording down to just stereo. | 
| PAYDOWNS | • paydowns n. Plural of paydown. • PAYDOWN n. the reduction of debt through repayment. | 
| PINDOWNS | • PINDOWN n. a technique for controlling disruptive children in institutions. | 
| PUTDOWNS | • putdowns n. Plural of putdown. • put-downs n. Plural of put-down. • put␣downs n. Plural of put down. | 
| RUBDOWNS | • rubdowns n. Plural of rubdown. • RUBDOWN n. a brisk rubbing down of the body. | 
| RUNDOWNS | • rundowns n. Plural of rundown. • run-downs n. Plural of run-down. • RUNDOWN n. a summary, a statement bringing together all the main items. | 
| SUNDOWNS | • sundowns n. Plural of sundown. • sundowns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sundown. • SUNDOWN n. the time at which the sun goes down. |