Compound Words

yes because it is dough and then buts they are tow different and sensible words

Six million, two hundred thirty-one thousand, five hundred sixty-two and one hundredth.

Having the words "pass" and "age" in it, passage is a compound word.

There is no such word as whichthere, so it is not a compound word.

Yes it is.

backside

broadside

outside

inside

sideways

sidestep

sidelong

sideline

watchmaker, watchdog, watchword, watchband, watchman, and watchtower.

Stockholder.

One of them is popstar. The two words that are combined are pop and star.

Yes, driftwood is a compound word.

Asunder. It has the words "as" and "under", so it is made up of two individual words, making it a compound word.

Drug and keeper

Yes, "White House" is a compound word, as it consists of two individual words, "white" and "house," that come together to form a specific term referring to the official residence of the President of the United States. While it is often written as two separate words, it functions as a single concept. In some contexts, it may also be used as a proper noun, indicating the unique identity of the building.

Yes it is, seeing as it consists of the words "foot" and "work."

Yes, suitcase is a compound word.

The word appear, though it seems to have multiple words in it, is not technically a compound word. Compound words are usually made when people start using two words together so much that they morph together over time into a new word. In this case, the word isn't made up of smaller words.

"Reck" is an old word and "less" is a word, so reckless is a compound word.

Yes it is

Three options are:

teapot

stockpot

saucepan

Comfort and able are words, so comfortable is a compound word.

Waterbug is a compound word.