The Illustrated Dictionary of Compound Words

Z is for Zebra Mussel.

1.  a small freshwater mussel.

2.  Zoo security.

[Wikipedia:  zebra mussel]

Y is for Yardsale.

1.  an informal, irregularly scheduled event for the sale of used goods by private individuals

2. A sail of sod.

[Wikipedia:  Rummage sale]

X is for X-Ray.

1.  a form of electromagnetic radiation

2. someone formerly known as Ray.

[Wikipedia:  X-ray]

W is for Walleye.

1.  a freshwater perciform fish native to most of Canada and to the northern United States; a close relative of the European pikeperch

2.  oh god oh god help it’s looking at me

[Wikipedia:  Walleye]

V is for Vampire.

1.  mythological or folkloric beings who subsist by feeding on the life essence (generally in the form of blood) of living creatures, regardless of whether they are undead or a living person

2.  What you call it when a shoe upper gets really mad.

[Wikipedia:  Vampire]

U is for Uptown.

1. a specific portion of a city in contrast with the local downtown area.  Such uptown areas may not necessarily be located to the north of or at a higher elevation than the downtown, regardless of designation.

2. A city featuring arrows as the primary architectural motif.

[Wikipedia:  Uptown]

T is for Teddybear.

1.  a stuffed toy bear, usually stuffed with soft, white cotton and havig smooth and soft fur.

2.  A bear in a teddy.

[Wikipedia:  teddybear]

S is for Sunray

1.  A ray of sunlight

2.  A ray of sunlight

[Wikipedia:  Sun ray (disambiguation)]

R is for Rattletrap.

1.  anything worn out, rickety, or rattling; esp., a dilapidated old automobile

2.  The best way to catch a baby

[YourDictionary.com:  rattletrap]

Q is for Quilting Bee.

1.  a gathering of friends and neighbors who come together to work on creating a quilt.

2.  any member of the species Apis culcita

[Wisegeek:  Quilting Bee]