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waacs
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WAAC, a member of th...
wacke
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(German) an old name...
wacko
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15
a mad or eccentric p...
wacks
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15
WACK, an eccentric,...
wacky
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17
eccentric, also WHAC...
wadds
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10
WADD, an earthy ore...
waddy
18
12
(Native Australian)...
waded
11
10
WADE, to walk throug...
wader
11
9
one that wades [n -S...
wades
11
9
WADE, to walk throug...
wadge
12
11
a large or roughly-c...
wadis
12
9
WADI, (Arabic) the d...
wadts
12
9
WADT, an earthy ore...
wafer
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11
to fasten with an ad...
waffs
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14
WAFF, (dialect) to b...
wafts
14
11
WAFT, to carry light...
waged
12
11
WAGE, to engage in o...
wager
12
10
to make a bet [v -ED...
wages
12
10
WAGE, to engage in o...
wagga
13
12
(Australian) a blank...
wagon
11
11
to transport in a fo...
wagyu
19
13
(Japanese) a Japanes...
wahoo
12
10
(Native American) th...
waide
11
9
WEIGH, to determine...
waifs
14
11
WAIF, to cast up as...
waift
14
11
(Spenser) a phantom,...
wails
13
9
WAIL, to utter a lon...
wains
11
9
WAIN, (obsolete) to...
wairs
12
8
WAIR, to spend [v]
waist
12
8
the narrowest part o...
waite
11
8
(Spenser) to wait [v...
waits
12
8
WAIT, to remain in r...
waive
13
12
to refrain from clai...
wakas
12
12
WAKA, (Japanese) a J...
waked
12
13
WAKE, to rouse from...
waken
11
13
to wake [v -ED, -ING...
waker
12
12
one that wakens, als...
wakes
12
12
WAKE, to rouse from...
wakfs
15
15
WAKF, (Arabic) the d...
waldo
12
10
a gadget for manipul...
walds
13
10
WALD, (Scots) wild m...
waled
12
10
WALE, to mark with w...
waler
12
9
in India, an Austral...
wales
12
9
WALE, to mark with w...
walis
13
9
WALI, (Turkish) a go...
walks
14
13
WALK, to advance on...
walla
13
10
a person employed in...
walls
14
10
WALL, to enclose in...
wally
20
12
(Scots) fine, excell...
walty
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11
inclined to tip over...
waltz
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18
to dance in three-fo...
wamed
12
12
having a wame, womb...
wames
12
11
WAME, (dialect) a wo...
wamus
13
12
a kind of cardigan o...
wands
11
10
WAND, a slender rod...
waned
10
10
WANE, to decrease in...
wanes
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9
WANE, to decrease in...
waney
16
11
waning in some parts...
wangs
12
11
WANG, a leather thon...
wanks
12
13
WANK, to masturbate...
wanky
18
15
contemptible [adj WA...
wanle
11
10
(dialect) supple, pl...
wanly
18
12
WAN, pale [adv]
wanna
9
10
(colloquial) want to...
wants
11
9
WANT, to have a desi...
wanty
17
11
a surcingle, or stra...
wanze
13
18
(obsolete) to decrea...
waqfs
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20
WAQF, (Arabic) the d...
warbs
14
11
WARB, (Australian sl...
warby
20
13
(Australian slang) w...
wards
12
9
WARD, to turn aside...
wared
11
9
WARE, to beware of [...
wares
11
8
WARE, to beware of [...
warez
14
17
illegally copied com...
warks
13
12
WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warms
13
11
WARM, to make warm [...
warns
11
9
WARN, to notify in a...
warps
14
11
WARP, to twist out o...
warre
11
8
(Spenser) worse [adj...
warst
12
8
(Scots) worst, also...
warts
12
8
WART, a hard growth...
warty
18
10
covered with warts [...
wases
11
8
WASE, a small bundle...
washy
20
12
watery, damp [adj WA...
wasms
13
11
WASM, an obsolete be...
wasps
14
11
WASP, a stinging ins...
waspy
20
13
like a wasp, waspish...
waste
11
8
to consume lavishly...
wasts
12
8
WAST [v]
watap
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11
(Native American) a...
watch
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13
to keep in view [v -...
water
11
8
to sprinkle with a t...
watts
12
8
WATT, the SI unit of...
wauff
16
15
(Scots) to wave [v -...
waugh
15
13
to bark, also WAFF [...
wauks
13
13
WAUK, to full (cloth...
waulk
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14
to full (cloth), als...
wauls
13
10
WAUL, to cry like a...
waurs
12
9
WAUR, to defeat, to...
waved
13
13
WAVE, to flutter bac...
waver
13
12
to move to and fro [...
waves
13
12
WAVE, to flutter bac...
wavey
19
14
(Native American) th...
wawas
14
11
WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawes
14
11
WAWE, (Spenser) a wa...
wawls
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12
WAWL, to cry like a...
waxed
17
16
WAX, to treat with w...
waxen
16
16
made of wax; resembl...
waxer
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15
one who waxes [n -S]
waxes
17
15
WAX, to treat with w...
wayed
17
11
WAY, (Spenser) to we...
wazir
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17
(Arabic) a minister...
wazoo
13
17
(slang) a person's b...
weald
12
10
a woodland [n -S]
weals
12
9
WEAL, a ridge on the...
weamb
14
14
(dialect) a womb, al...
weans
10
9
WEAN, to take off mo...
wears
11
8
WEAR, to turn a ship...
weary
17
10
tired [adj WEARIER,...
weave
12
12
to form by crossing...
webby
22
16
resembling a web [ad...
weber
13
11
a unit of magnetic f...
wecht
17
13
(Scots) to winnow [v...
wedel
12
10
(German) to ski in a...
wedge
12
11
to force apart with...
wedgy
19
13
resembling a wedge [...
weeds
11
9
WEED, to remove unwa...
weedy
17
11
resembling weeds [ad...
weeke
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12
(Spenser) a wick [n...
weeks
12
12
WEEK, a period of se...
weels
12
9
WEEL, a whirlpool; a...
weems
12
11
WEEM, (Gaelic) a sub...
weens
10
9
WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weeny
16
11
very small [adj WEEN...
weeps
13
11
WEEP, to shed tears...
weepy
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13
tending to weep [adj...
weest
11
8
WEE, small [adj]
weete
10
8
(obsolete) to know,...
weets
11
8
WEET [v]
wefte
13
11
(Spenser) a waif, a...
wefts
14
11
WEFT, to weave fabri...
weids
12
9
WEID, (Scots) any su...
weigh
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12
to determine the wei...
weils
13
9
WEIL, a whirlpool, a...
weird
12
9
eeerily strange, als...
weirs
12
8
WEIR, to wear [v]
weise
11
8
to guide in a certai...
weize
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to guide in a certai...
wekas
12
12
WEKA, (Maori) a flig...
welch
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to fail to pay a deb...
welds
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10
WELD, to join by fus...
welke
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13
(Spenser) to wither,...
welks
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13
WELK, (Scott) to twi...
welkt
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13
(Shakespeare) twiste...
wells
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10
WELL, to rise to the...
welly
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12
(colloquial) a welli...
welsh
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11
to fail to pay a deb...
welts
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9
WELT, to mark with r...
wembs
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WEMB, (dialect) womb...
wench
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14
to consort with pros...
wends
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10
WEND, to proceed alo...
wenge
11
11
a hardwood tree foun...
wenny
16
12
resembling a wen, al...
wents
11
9
WENT, (Spenser) a pa...
weros
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8
WERO, (Maori) a chal...
wersh
14
10
(Scots) tasteless, i...
wests
12
8
WEST, to move toward...
wetas
11
8
WETA, (Maori) a larg...
wetly
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11
WET, not dry [adv]
wexed
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16
WEX, (obsolete) to w...
wexes
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15
WEX, (obsolete) to w...
whack
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17
to strike sharply [v...
whale
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11
any of an order of c...
whamo
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13
whammo [interj]
whams
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13
WHAM, to hit with a...
whang
14
13
to beat with a whip...
whaps
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13
WHAP, to strike forc...
whare
13
10
(Maori) a house [n -...
wharf
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13
a landing stage, bui...
whata
13
10
(Maori) a building o...
whats
14
10
WHAT, the true natur...
whaup
16
14
(Scots) a curlew, so...
whaur
14
11
(Scots) where, also...
wheal
14
11
a raised mark on the...
whear
13
10
(obsolete) where, al...
wheat
13
10
any cereal grass of...
wheel
14
11
to cause to revolve...
wheen
12
11
(Scots) a few, a goo...
wheep
15
13
(Scots) to give a pr...
wheft
16
13
a flag, ensign, etc....
whelk
16
15
a popular name for a...
whelm
16
14
(archaic) to cover o...
whelp
17
14
to give birth [v -ED...
whens
13
11
WHEN, the time at wh...
where
13
10
the place at or in w...
whets
14
10
WHET, to sharpen by...
whews
17
13
WHEW, to utter a sou...
wheys
20
12
WHEY, the watery par...
which
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15
what particular one...
whids
15
11
WHID, to move quickl...
whiff
19
16
to blow with slight...
whift
17
13
(dialect) a breath,...
whigs
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12
WHIG, to jog along [...
while
15
11
to pass time pleasan...
whilk
17
15
(Scots) which [adj]
whims
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13
WHIM, to turn aside...
whine
13
11
to utter a plaintive...
whins
14
11
WHIN, gorse, furze [...
whiny
20
13
given to whining, al...
whios
14
10
WHIO, (Maori) a New...
whips
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13
WHIP, to strike with...
whipt
17
13
WHIP, to strike with...
whirl
16
11
to revolve rapidly [...
whirr
15
10
to spin with a hummi...
whirs
15
10
WHIR, to spin with a...
whish
17
12
to move with a hissi...
whisk
16
14
to move quickly [v -...
whiss
15
10
to hiss or whistle [...
whist
15
10
to become silent [v...
white
14
10
of the color of pure...
whits
15
10
WHIT, the smallest p...
whity
21
12
whiteish, also WHITE...
whizz
21
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to move rapidly with...
whole
14
11
entire [adj WHOLLY]...
whomp
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16
to defeat decisively...
whoof
15
13
to make a deep snort...
whoop
15
13
to utter loud cries...
whoot
13
10
(obsolete) to make a...
whops
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13
WHOP, to beat, also...
whore
13
10
to consort with pros...
whorl
15
11
to move in a twisted...
whort
14
10
a whortleberry, also...
whose
13
10
the possessive case...
whoso
13
10
whosoever [pron]
whows
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13
WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
whump
18
17
to strike heavily, t...
whups
17
14
WHUP, to defeat tota...
whyda
20
13
a group of African b...
wicca
18
14
witchcraft [n -S]
wicks
17
15
WICK, a bundle of lo...
wicky
23
17
the rowan tree, also...
widdy
19
12
(Scots) a rope, esp....
widen
11
10
to make wide or wide...
wider
12
9
WIDE, broad [adj]
wides
12
9
WIDE, a wide ball in...
widow
15
12
to deprive of a husb...
width
15
11
the extent from side...
wield
13
10
to handle or use eff...
wiels
13
9
WIEL, a whirlpool, a...
wifed
14
12
WIFE, to take to wif...
wifes
14
11
WIFE, to take to wif...
wifey
20
13
an endearment for wi...
wifie
14
11
an endearment for wi...
wifty
21
13
ditsy, amiably eccen...
wigan
12
11
a stiff plain-woven...
wigga
14
12
(colloquial) a white...
wiggy
21
14
crazy [adj WIGGIER,...
wight
16
12
swift, nimble, also...
wikis
14
12
WIKI, a collaborativ...
wilco
16
12
in signalling, an in...
wilds
14
10
WILD, (obsolete) to...
wiled
13
10
WILE, to beguile, al...
wiles
13
9
WILE, to beguile, al...
wilga
14
11
(Native Australian)...
wilis
14
9
WILI, in the ballet...
wilja
15
18
(Native Australian)...
wills
15
10
WILL, to decide upon...
willy
21
12
to clean in a willow...
wilts
14
9
WILT, to become limp...
wimps
16
14
WIMP, to act like a...
wimpy
22
16
ineffectual, also WI...
wince
14
12
to flinch [v WINCED,...
winch
17
14
to raise with a hois...
winds
12
10
a small ventilating...
windy
18
12
related to wind [adj...
wined
11
10
WINE, to provide wit...
wines
11
9
WINE, to provide wit...
winey
17
11
like or tasting of w...
winge
12
11
to complain fretfull...
wings
13
11
WING, to travel by m...
wingy
19
13
having or resembling...
winks
13
13
WINK, to open and cl...
winna
10
10
(Scots) will not [v]
winns
11
10
WINN, (slang) a penn...
winos
11
9
WINO, (slang) a down...
winze
14
18
a small ventilating...
wiped
14
12
WIPE, to rub lightly...
wiper
14
11
one that wipes [n -S...
wipes
14
11
WIPE, to rub lightly...
wired
12
9
WIRE, to fasten with...
wirer
12
8
one who wires [n -S]
wires
12
8
WIRE, to fasten with...
wirra
12
8
an interjection expr...
wised
12
9
WISE, (Scots) to gui...
wiser
12
8
WISE, intelligent [a...
wises
12
8
WISE, (Scots) to gui...
wisha
14
10
(Irish) an interject...
wisht
15
10
(Scots) an interject...
wisps
15
11
WISP, to twist into...
wispy
21
13
like a wisp, also WI...
wists
13
8
WIST, (archaic) to k...
witan
11
9
a member of the Angl...
witch
18
13
to bewitch [v -ED, -...
wited
12
9
WITE, (Scots) to bla...
wites
12
8
WITE, (Scots) to bla...
withe
14
10
to bind with flexibl...
withs
15
10
WITH, a partition be...
withy
21
12
a flexible twig [n W...
witty
19
10
possessed of wit, cl...
wived
14
13
WIVE, (archaic) to t...
wiver
14
12
in heraldry, a drago...
wives
14
12
WIVE, (archaic) to t...
wizen
14
18
to shrivel, also WEA...
wizes
15
17
WIZ, a very skilled...
woads
11
9
WOAD, a broad-leafed...
woald
12
10
yellow pigment [n -S...
wocks
16
15
WOCK, a pan used in...
wodge
12
11
a large or roughly-c...
woful
15
13
full of grief, also...
wojus
14
18
(Irish slang) of a p...
woken
11
13
WAKE, to rouse from...
wokka
13
16
(Australian) as in w...
wolds
13
10
WOLD, an elevated tr...
wolfs
15
12
WOLF, to devour rave...
wolly
20
12
a uniformed policema...
wolve
14
13
to hunt for wolves [...
woman
11
12
a female [n WOMEN] /...
wombs
15
14
WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
womby
21
16
(Shakespeare) hollow...
women
11
12
WOMAN, a female [n]
womyn
18
14
an attempt by Americ...
wonga
11
11
(slang) money [n -S]
wongi
12
11
(Native Australian)...
wonks
12
13
WONK, an expert who...
wonky
18
15
not working properly...
wonts
11
9
WONT, to be accustom...
woods
11
9
WOOD, to cover with...
woody
17
11
like wood [adj WOODI...
wooed
10
9
WOO, to court; to se...
wooer
10
8
one who woos [n -S]
woofs
13
11
WOOF, to bark [v]
woofy
19
13
dense in texture [ad...
woold
12
10
to wind a rope or ch...
wools
12
9
WOOL, the fleece of...
wooly
18
11
having the texture o...
woons
10
9
WOON, (Spenser) to d...
woops
13
11
to vomit [v WOOPSED,...
woopy
19
13
a well-off older per...
woose
10
8
a wimp, also WUSS [n...
woosh
13
10
to move with a hissi...
wootz
14
17
a tough sharp steel...
woozy
20
19
slightly drunk or co...
words
12
9
WORD, to express in...
wordy
18
11
verbose [adj WORDIER...
works
13
12
WORK, to toil in min...
world
13
10
the earth and all it...
worms
13
11
WORM, to rid of worm...
wormy
19
13
infested with worms...
worry
18
10
to cause to be anxio...
worse
11
8
more bad, also WARRE...
worst
12
8
most bad, also WARST...
worth
14
10
to happen, befall [v...
worts
12
8
WORT, a plant, herb...
would
13
11
the desired or inten...
wound
11
11
to inflict an injury...
woven
12
13
a woven fabric [n -S...
wowed
14
12
WOW, to impress or a...
wowee
13
11
an interjection, an...
woxen
16
16
WAX, to treat with w...
wrack
16
15
to wreck [v -ED, -IN...
wrang
12
11
a wrong [n -S] / to...
wraps
14
11
WRAP, to enclose [v]
wrapt
14
11
WRAP, to enclose [v]
wrast
12
8
(obsolete) to wrest,...
wrate
11
8
WRITE, to form chara...
wrath
14
10
(obsolete) to make o...
wrawl
16
12
(Spenser) of a cat,...
wreak
12
12
to effect, bring abo...
wreck
16
15
to cause the ruin of...
wrens
11
9
WREN, a small songbi...
wrest
12
8
to take away by forc...
wrick
17
15
to twist or sprain [...
wried
12
9
WRY, to give a twist...
wrier
12
8
WRY, twisted [adj]
wries
12
8
WRY, to give a twist...
wring
13
11
to twist so as to co...
wrist
13
8
the junction between...
write
12
8
to form characters o...
writs
13
8
WRIT, a written lega...
wroke
12
12
WREAK, to effect, br...
wrong
12
11
not according to wha...
wroot
11
8
(obsolete) to turn u...
wrote
11
8
WRITE, to form chara...
wroth
14
10
wrathful, also WROTH...
wrung
13
12
WRING, to twist so a...
wryer
18
10
WRY, twisted [adj]
wryly
26
13
WRY, twisted [adv]
wudus
13
11
WUDU, (Arabic) in Is...
wulls
15
11
WULL, (dialect) to w...
wurst
13
9
(German) a large sau...
wuses
12
9
WUS, a Welsh term us...
wushu
15
12
(Chinese) the Chines...
wussy
19
11
wimpish [adj WUSSIER...
wuxia
18
16
(Chinese) a genre of...
wyled
19
12
WYLE, to beguile, al...
wyles
19
11
WYLE, to beguile, al...
wynds
18
12
WYND, a narrow alley...
wynns
17
12
WYNN, a rune, having...
wyted
18
11
WYTE, (Scots) to bla...
wytes
18
10
WYTE, (Scots) to bla...
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