AFTERGROWTHS | • aftergrowths n. Plural of aftergrowth. • AFTERGROWTH n. a later growth, an aftermath. |
CRWTHS | • crwths n. Plural of crwth. • CRWTH n. (Welsh) an ancient Celtic musical instrument. |
FOWTHS | • FOWTH n. (Scots) abundance, also FOUTH. |
GROWTHS | • growths n. Plural of growth. • GROWTH n. development. |
INGROWTHS | • ingrowths n. Plural of ingrowth. • INGROWTH n. a growth inward. |
INTERGROWTHS | • intergrowths n. Plural of intergrowth. • INTERGROWTH n. a growing between or together. |
MISGROWTHS | • misgrowths n. Plural of misgrowth. • MISGROWTH n. an unnatural or abnormal growth. |
NONGROWTHS | • NONGROWTH n. the failure to grow. |
OUTGROWTHS | • outgrowths n. Plural of outgrowth. • OUTGROWTH n. that which grows out from anything. |
OVERGROWTHS | • overgrowths n. Plural of overgrowth. • OVERGROWTH n. excessive growth. |
PREGROWTHS | • pregrowths n. Plural of pregrowth. • PREGROWTH n. the period before something begins to grow. |
REGROWTHS | • regrowths n. Plural of regrowth. • REGROWTH n. a new or second growth. |
REWTHS | • REWTH n. (Spenser) ruth, pity. |
ROWTHS | • ROWTH n. (Scots) abundance, also ROUTH. |
SCOWTHS | • SCOWTH n. (Scots) free range, plenty, also SCOUTH. |
SOWTHS | • sowths v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sowth. • SOWTH v. (Scots) to whistle or hum softly, also SOWF, SOWFF. |
SUPERGROWTHS | • supergrowths n. Plural of supergrowth. • SUPERGROWTH n. exceptional growth. |
TROWTHS | • TROWTH n. (US) truth, also TROTH. |
UNDERGROWTHS | • undergrowths n. Plural of undergrowth. • UNDERGROWTH n. low growth on the floor of a forest including seedlings and saplings, shrubs, and herbs. |
UPGROWTHS | • upgrowths n. Plural of upgrowth. • UPGROWTH n. the process of growing up. |