| ALLEYWAY | • alleyway n. A narrow street formed by the proximity of adjacent buildings. • alleyway n. A passage between two rows of cabins in a ship. • ALLEYWAY n. a narrow passageway, also ALLEY. |
| BODYWASH | • bodywash n. Alternative form of body wash. • body␣wash n. Shower gel. • BODYWASH n. a liquid product for cleansing the body. |
| CETYWALL | • CETYWALL n. valerian, a plant formerly valued for its restorative qualities, also SETUALE, SETWALL. |
| CITYWARD | • cityward adj. Directed toward cities. • cityward adv. Toward a city or cities. • CITYWARD adv. towards the city. |
| CLAYWARE | • clayware n. Articles made from clay. • CLAYWARE n. goods made of clay. |
| DRYWALLS | • drywalls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of drywall. • dry␣walls n. Plural of dry wall. • DRYWALL v. to build with drywalls. |
| ENTRYWAY | • entryway n. An opening or hallway allowing entry into a structure. • ENTRYWAY n. a passage serving as an entrance. |
| EVERYWAY | • everyway adv. (Dated) In every way, however possible. • everyway adv. (Dated) In every direction. • EVERYWAY adv. all ways. |
| 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. |
| JAYWALKS | • jaywalks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jaywalk. • JAYWALK v. to cross a street carelessly. |
| NAYWARDS | • NAYWARD n. (Shakespeare) the negative side. |
| 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. |
| SKYWALKS | • skywalks n. Plural of skywalk. • SKYWALK n. an elevated walkway between two buildings. |
| SKYWARDS | • skywards adv. In the direction of the sky; upwards. • SKYWARDS adv. towards the sky, also SKYWARD. |
| SKYWATCH | • skywatch v. To watch the sky for aircraft, satellites or UFOs or for stars, comets etc. • SKYWATCH v. to observe the sky for heavenly bodies or aircraft. |
| SPYWARES | • SPYWARE n. software which unbeknown to the user, sends private information to another computer. |
| WILLYWAW | • willywaw n. Alternative form of williwaw. • WILLYWAW n. a violent gust of cold wind, also WILLIWAU, WILLIWAW. |