| BILGEWATERS | • bilgewaters n. Plural of bilgewater. • BILGEWATER n. the water that collects in a ship's bilge. |
| BRIDGEWORKS | • bridgeworks n. Plural of bridgework. • BRIDGEWORK n. a dental bridge. |
| CABBAGEWORM | • cabbageworm n. Alternative form of cabbage worm. • cabbage␣worm n. Any of various lepidopterans whose larvae feed on cabbages and other cole crops. • CABBAGEWORM n. the larva of the cabbage butterfly. |
| CARRIAGEWAY | • carriageway n. (UK, Ireland) The part of a road that carries traffic. • carriageway n. (UK, Ireland) One side of a dual carriageway that carries traffic in a single direction. • CARRIAGEWAY n. the part of a road used by vehicular traffic. |
| LOUNGEWEARS | • LOUNGEWEAR n. informal clothing designed to be worn at home. |
| ORANGEWOODS | • ORANGEWOOD n. the wood of the orange-tree. |
| PASSAGEWAYS | • passageways n. Plural of passageway. • PASSAGEWAY n. a way that allows passage. |
| PASSAGEWORK | • passagework n. (Music) An ornamental passage in a musical work, often resembling a scale; or the performance of such a passage. • PASSAGEWORK n. music that allows a performer to display virtuosity. |
| SPONGEWARES | • spongewares n. Plural of spongeware. • SPONGEWARE n. pottery on which patterns etc. are applied using a sponge. |
| SPONGEWOODS | • SPONGEWOOD n. an Indian plant with a pith used in making tropical hats, aka sola. |
| STEERAGEWAY | • steerageway n. (Nautical) The minimum speed of a ship, below which it does not answer the helm and cannot be steered. • STEERAGEWAY n. a rate of motion sufficient to make a ship or boat respond to movements of the rudder. |
| WAGEWORKERS | • wageworkers n. Plural of wageworker. • WAGEWORKER n. one who works for a wage. |