| BEARPAWS | • BEARPAW n. the paw of a bear. |
| CATSPAWS | • catspaws n. Plural of catspaw. • cat's-paws n. Plural of cat’s-paw. • cats'-paws n. Plural of cat’s-paw. |
| FOREPAWS | • forepaws n. Plural of forepaw. • FOREPAW n. the paw of a foreleg. |
| IMPAWNED | • impawned v. Simple past tense and past participle of impawn. • IMPAWN v. (archaic) to stake, compromise. |
| PAWAWING | • pawawing v. Present participle of pawaw. • PAWAW v. to hold such a conference, also POWWOW. |
| PAWKIEST | • pawkiest adj. Superlative form of pawky: most pawky. • PAWKY adj. (Scots) drily or slily humorous. |
| PAWNABLE | • pawnable adj. Suitable for being pawned. • PAWNABLE adj. able to be pawned. |
| PAWNAGES | • pawnages n. Plural of pawnage. • PAWNAGE n. an act of pawning. |
| PAWNSHOP | • pawnshop n. The business premises of a pawnbroker; where loans are made, with personal property as security. • pawn␣shop n. Alternative form of pawnshop. • PAWNSHOP n. a shop where thing are pawned. |
| SOUTHPAW | • southpaw n. (Informal, idiomatic) One who is left-handed, especially in sports. • southpaw n. A boxer who leads with the right hand and guards with the left. • SOUTHPAW n. a left-handed sportsman, esp. a boxer who leads with his right. |
| SPAWLING | • spawling n. That which is spawled, or spat out. • SPAWL v. (archaic) to spit. |
| SPAWNERS | • spawners n. Plural of spawner. • SPAWNER n. a mature female fish. |
| SPAWNIER | • SPAWNY adj. of or like spawn. |
| SPAWNING | • spawning v. Present participle of spawn. • spawning n. The process by which something spawns. • SPAWNING n. the act of spawning. |
| SUPPAWNS | • SUPPAWN n. (Native American) a kind of maize porridge, also SUPAWN. |