5 letter words that starts with w

5 letter words that start with W

5 letter W word

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waacs 14 11 WAAC, a member of th...
wacke 15 15 (German) an old name...
wacko 15 15 a mad or eccentric p...
wacks 16 15 WACK, an eccentric,...
wacky 22 17 eccentric, also WHAC...
wadds 12 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 13 11 to fasten with an ad...
waffs 16 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 19 11 inclined to tip over...
waltz 16 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 10 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 22 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 13 11 (Native American) a...
watch 17 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 14 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 16 12 WAWL, to cry like a...
waxed 17 16 WAX, to treat with w...
waxen 16 16 made of wax; resembl...
waxer 17 15 one who waxes [n -S]
waxes 17 15 WAX, to treat with w...
wayed 17 11 WAY, (Spenser) to we...
wazir 15 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 11 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 19 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 15 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 14 17 to guide in a certai...
wekas 12 12 WEKA, (Maori) a flig...
welch 18 14 to fail to pay a deb...
welds 13 10 WELD, to join by fus...
welke 13 13 (Spenser) to wither,...
welks 14 13 WELK, (Scott) to twi...
welkt 14 13 (Shakespeare) twiste...
wells 14 10 WELL, to rise to the...
welly 20 12 (colloquial) a welli...
welsh 15 11 to fail to pay a deb...
welts 13 9 WELT, to mark with r...
wembs 15 14 WEMB, (dialect) womb...
wench 16 14 to consort with pros...
wends 11 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 11 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 19 11 WET, not dry [adv]
wexed 17 16 WEX, (obsolete) to w...
wexes 17 15 WEX, (obsolete) to w...
whack 18 17 to strike sharply [v...
whale 14 11 any of an order of c...
whamo 14 13 whammo [interj]
whams 15 13 WHAM, to hit with a...
whang 14 13 to beat with a whip...
whaps 16 13 WHAP, to strike forc...
whare 13 10 (Maori) a house [n -...
wharf 16 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 20 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 16 12 WHIG, to jog along [...
while 15 11 to pass time pleasan...
whilk 17 15 (Scots) which [adj]
whims 16 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 17 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 28 to move rapidly with...
whole 14 11 entire [adj WHOLLY]...
whomp 17 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 16 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 17 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...