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wabain
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a poisonous alkaloid...
wabbit
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15
(Scots) exhausted, t...
wabble
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16
to wobble [v WABBLED...
wabbly
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18
wobbly [adj WABBLIER...
waboom
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15
(Afrikaans) a South...
wacked
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(colloquial) intoxic...
wacker
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16
(slang) mate, pal [n...
wackes
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16
WACKE, (German) an o...
wackos
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16
WACKO, a mad or ecce...
wadded
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12
WAD, to form into a...
wadder
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11
an implement for wad...
waddie
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11
(Native Australian)...
waddle
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to walk with short,...
waddly
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14
having a waddling ga...
waders
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10
WADER, one that wade...
wadges
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12
WADGE, a large or ro...
wadies
13
10
WADY, (Arabic) the d...
wading
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the act of wading [n...
wadmal
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14
a thick, coarse wool...
wadmel
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14
a thick, coarse wool...
wadmol
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14
a thick, coarse wool...
wadset
13
10
(Scots) to pawn or m...
waeful
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14
(Scots) woeful, also...
wafers
15
12
WAFER, to fasten wit...
wafery
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14
like a wafer [adj]
waffed
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WAFF, (dialect) to b...
waffie
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15
(Scots) a vagabond [...
waffle
18
16
to talk vaguely [v W...
waffly
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18
given to waffling [a...
wafted
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13
WAFT, to carry light...
wafter
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12
an armed vessel empl...
wagers
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WAGER, to make a bet...
waggas
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13
WAGGA, (Australian)...
wagged
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WAG, to move from si...
wagger
15
13
a wastepaper basket...
waggle
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14
to wag, move from si...
waggly
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16
waggling [adj WAGGLI...
waggon
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14
to transport in a fo...
waging
15
14
WAGE, to engage in o...
wagons
13
12
WAGON, to transport...
wagyus
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14
WAGYU, (Japanese) a...
wahine
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12
(Maori) a Maori woma...
wahoos
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11
WAHOO, (Native Ameri...
waiata
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9
(Maori) a Maori song...
waifed
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13
WAIF, to cast up as...
waifts
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12
WAIFT, (Spenser) a p...
wailed
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11
WAIL, to utter a lon...
wailer
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10
one who wails [n -S]
wained
12
11
WAIN, (obsolete) to...
waired
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10
WAIR, to spend [v]
wairsh
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11
tasteless, insipid,...
wairua
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10
(Maori) one's spirit...
waists
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9
WAIST, the narrowest...
waited
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10
WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waiter
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9
one who serves at ta...
waites
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9
WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waived
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14
WAIVE, to refrain fr...
waiver
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13
the act of waiving s...
waives
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13
WAIVE, to refrain fr...
wakame
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(Japanese) an edible...
wakane
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14
(Japanese) an edible...
wakens
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14
WAKEN, to wake [v]
wakers
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13
WAKER, one that wake...
wakiki
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(Melanesian) shell m...
waking
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the act of waking [n...
waldos
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WALDO, a gadget for...
walers
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10
WALER, in India, an...
walier
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10
WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walies
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10
WALY, a fine thing [...
waling
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13
WALE, to mark with w...
walise
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10
(Scots) a valise [n...
walked
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15
WALK, to advance on...
walker
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14
one who walks [n -S]
walkup
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18
an apartment house w...
wallah
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13
(Hindi) a person who...
wallas
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11
WALLA, a person empl...
walled
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12
WALL, to enclose in...
waller
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11
a builder of walls [...
wallet
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11
a small, flat foldin...
walley
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13
a type of jump in fi...
wallie
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11
an idiot or imbecile...
wallop
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14
to beat soundly [v -...
wallow
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14
to roll about [v -ED...
walnut
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a tree or its nut [n...
walrus
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11
a large aquatic carn...
wamble
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to move unsteadily [...
wambly
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affected with, or ca...
wammul
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(dialect) a dog [n -...
wammus
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a kind of cardigan o...
wampee
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15
(Chinese) an edible...
wampum
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(Native American) be...
wampus
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a kind of cardigan o...
wander
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to move about with n...
wandle
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12
(dialect) supple, pl...
wandoo
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11
(Native Australian)...
wangan
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(Native American) in...
wangle
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13
to obtain by craft [...
wangun
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14
(Native American) in...
wanier
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10
WANY, waning in some...
waning
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13
the act of waning [n...
wanion
11
11
(Shakespeare) a word...
wanked
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15
WANK, to masturbate...
wanker
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14
one who masturbates...
wankle
14
15
unstable or unsteady...
wanned
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12
WAN, to make or beco...
wannel
12
12
(dialect) supple, pl...
wanner
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11
WAN, pale [adj]
wanted
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11
WANT, to have a desi...
wanter
12
10
one who wants [n -S]
wanton
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11
thoughtlessly cruel...
wanzed
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WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wanzes
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19
WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wapiti
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12
(Native American) a...
wapped
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16
WAP, to throw or pul...
wapper
17
15
to cause to shake; t...
waragi
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11
a Ugandan alcoholic...
warble
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13
to sing with melodic...
warbly
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15
voiced in a trilling...
warbot
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12
any robot or unmanne...
warded
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11
WARD, to turn aside...
warden
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11
someone who guards o...
warder
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10
someone who guards o...
wardog
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12
a dog used in war; a...
warier
13
9
WARY, cautious [adj]
warily
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12
WARY, cautious [adv]
waring
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12
WARE, to beware of [...
warked
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14
WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warman
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a warrior [n WARMEN]
warmed
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13
WARM, to make warm [...
warmen
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13
WARMAN, a warrior [n...
warmer
14
12
something that warms...
warmly
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15
WARM, moderately hot...
warmth
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14
warmness [n -S]
warmup
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16
a sportsman's pretra...
warned
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WARN, to notify in a...
warner
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10
one who warns [n -S]
warped
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13
WARP, to twist out o...
warper
15
12
one who, or that whi...
warran
12
10
(obsolete) to warran...
warray
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11
(obsolete) to make w...
warred
13
10
WAR, to engage in ar...
warren
12
10
a rabbit's home [n -...
warrey
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(obsolete) to make w...
warsaw
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a marine fish, the b...
warsle
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10
to wrestle, also RAS...
warted
13
10
having a wart [adj]
wasabi
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12
(Japanese) horseradi...
washed
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WASH, to cleanse in...
washen
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WASH, to cleanse in...
washer
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to fit with a washer...
washes
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WASH, to cleanse in...
washin
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design of the leadin...
washup
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the act of washing c...
waspie
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12
a ladies' corset [n...
wassup
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13
(colloquial) what's...
wasted
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10
WASTE, to consume la...
wastel
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10
bread made from the...
waster
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9
(Scots) to spend pro...
wastes
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9
WASTE, to consume la...
wastry
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11
reckless extravaganc...
watape
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(Native American) a...
wataps
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12
WATAP, (Native Ameri...
watcha
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(colloquial) what ar...
waters
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9
WATER, to sprinkle w...
watery
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like water [adj WATE...
watter
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9
WAT, wet [adj]
wattle
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10
material for fences,...
waucht
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(Scots) to drink in...
wauffs
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WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughs
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WAUGH, to bark, also...
waught
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14
(Scots) to drink in...
wauked
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WAUK, to full (cloth...
wauker
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14
a fuller of cloth, a...
wauled
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12
WAUL, to cry like a...
waulks
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15
WAULK, to full (clot...
waured
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11
WAUR, to defeat, to...
waurst
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10
(Scots) worst, also...
wavers
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13
WAVER, to move to an...
wavery
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15
unsteady [adj WAVERI...
waveys
21
15
WAVEY, (Native Ameri...
wavier
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WAVY, having waves [...
wavies
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13
WAVY, the snow goose...
wavily
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WAVY, having waves [...
waving
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the act of waving [n...
wawaed
15
13
WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawled
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14
WAWL, to cry like a...
waxers
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16
WAXER, one who waxes...
waxeye
24
18
a small New Zealand...
waxier
19
16
WAXY, like wax [adj]
waxily
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19
WAXY, like wax [adv]
waxing
20
19
the act of one that...
wayang
19
14
(Javanese) a type of...
waying
20
14
WAY, (Spenser) to we...
waylay
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14
to ambush [v WAYLAID...
wazirs
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18
WAZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
wazoos
15
18
WAZOO, (slang) a per...
wazzed
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28
WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
wazzes
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27
WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
weaken
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to make weak [v -ED,...
weaker
13
13
WEAK, feeble [adj]
weakly
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16
weak and sickly [adj...
weakon
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14
a subatomic particle...
wealds
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11
WEALD, a woodland [n...
wealth
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12
valuable possessions...
weambs
16
15
WEAMB, (dialect) a w...
weaned
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11
WEAN, to take off mo...
weanel
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11
(Spenser) a weanling...
weaner
11
10
a calf, lamb, or pig...
weapon
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13
to supply with an in...
weared
12
10
WEAR, to turn a ship...
wearer
12
9
one who is dressed [...
weasel
13
10
to act evasively [v...
weason
11
10
the windpipe, also W...
weaved
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14
WEAVE, to form by cr...
weaver
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13
one that weaves [n -...
weaves
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13
WEAVE, to form by cr...
weazen
14
19
to become dry and sh...
webapp
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18
an application progr...
webbed
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WEB, to provide fine...
webbie
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15
a person very famili...
webcam
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a camera used for tr...
webers
15
12
WEBER, a unit of mag...
webfed
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pertaining to a type...
webify
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17
to put a piece of (p...
weblog
17
15
a website that conta...
wechts
19
14
WECHT [n]
wedded
13
12
WED, to marry [v]
wedder
13
11
(dialect) to weather...
wedeln
13
12
(German) to ski in a...
wedels
14
11
WEDEL, (German) to s...
wedged
14
13
WEDGE, to force apar...
wedges
14
12
WEDGE, to force apar...
wedgie
14
12
a type of woman's sh...
weeded
12
11
WEED, to remove unwa...
weeder
12
10
one who weeds [n -S]
weeing
13
12
WEE, to urinate [v]
weekes
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13
WEEKE, (Spenser) a w...
weekly
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16
a publication issued...
weened
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11
WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weenie
11
10
a frankfurter, a sma...
weensy
18
12
tiny [adj WEENSIER,...
weeper
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12
one who weeps [n -S]
weepie
14
12
a highly emotional f...
weeted
12
10
WEETE, (obsolete) to...
weeten
11
10
(Spenser) to know [v...
weeter
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9
WEET, wet [adj]
weever
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13
any one of several s...
weevil
16
14
a popular name for v...
weewee
14
12
(colloquial) to urin...
wefted
15
13
WEFT, to weave fabri...
weftes
15
12
WEFTE, (Spenser) a w...
weighs
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13
WEIGH, to determine...
weight
17
13
to add heaviness to...
weiner
12
10
(German) a frankfurt...
weirdo
13
10
a very strange perso...
weirds
14
10
WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
weirdy
20
12
a very strange perso...
weired
13
10
WEIR, to wear [v]
weised
13
10
WEISE, to guide in a...
weises
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9
WEISE, to guide in a...
weized
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WEIZE, to guide in a...
weizes
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WEIZE, to guide in a...
welded
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12
WELD, to join by fus...
welder
14
11
one that welds, also...
weldor
14
11
one that welds, also...
welked
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15
WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welkes
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14
WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welkin
15
15
the sky [n -S]
welled
15
12
WELL, to rise to the...
wellie
15
11
(colloquial) a welli...
welted
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11
WELT, to mark with r...
welter
14
10
to roll about [v -ED...
wended
12
12
WEND, to proceed alo...
wenges
13
12
WENGE, a hardwood tr...
werris
14
9
(Australian slang) u...
wesand
12
11
(Spenser) the windpi...
weskit
15
13
(colloquial) a waist...
wested
13
10
WEST, to move toward...
wester
13
9
to move towards the...
westie
13
9
(Australian slang) a...
wether
15
11
a castrated ram [n -...
wetted
13
10
WET, to make wet [v]
wetter
13
9
something that wets...
wettie
13
9
(New Zealand) a wets...
wexing
20
19
WEX, (obsolete) to w...
weyard
19
12
(Shakespeare) weird,...
wezand
15
20
(obsolete) the windp...
whacko
19
18
an eccentric person,...
whacks
20
18
WHACK, to strike sha...
whacky
26
20
eccentric, also WACK...
whaled
16
13
WHALE, to hunt whale...
whaler
16
12
a person who hunts w...
whales
16
12
WHALE, to hunt whale...
whally
24
15
(Spenser) walleyed,...
whammo
17
17
impressive verve, al...
whammy
24
19
(colloquial) a malev...
whanau
14
13
(Maori) a family, es...
whangs
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14
WHANG, to beat with...
whares
15
11
WHARE, (Maori) a hou...
wharfs
18
14
WHARF, to place on a...
wharve
17
15
a disc on the lower...
whatas
15
11
WHATA, (Maori) a bui...
whaten
14
12
(dialect) what kind...
whatna
14
12
(dialect) what kind...
whatso
15
11
whatever kind [adj]
whaups
18
15
WHAUP, (Scots) a cur...
whaurs
16
12
WHAUR, (Scots) where...
wheals
16
12
WHEAL, a raised mark...
wheare
14
11
(obsolete) where, al...
wheats
15
11
WHEAT, any cereal gr...
wheaty
21
13
tasting of wheat [ad...
wheech
20
16
(Scots) to move rapi...
wheels
16
12
WHEEL, to cause to r...
wheely
22
14
like a wheel [adj WH...
wheens
14
12
WHEEN, (Scots) a few...
wheeps
17
14
WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
wheesh
17
13
(Scots) to call for...
wheeze
17
20
to breathe with a hi...
wheezy
24
22
given to wheezing [a...
whefts
18
14
WHEFT, a flag, ensig...
whelks
18
16
WHELK, a popular nam...
whelky
24
18
marked with whelks [...
whelms
18
15
WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelps
19
15
WHELP, to give birth...
whenas
14
12
at which time [conj]
whence
17
15
a place of origin [n...
whenua
14
13
(Maori) land [n -S]
whenwe
17
15
(South Africa) a whi...
wheres
15
11
WHERE, the place at...
wherry
22
13
to transport in a ro...
wherve
17
15
a piece of wood used...
wheugh
19
16
to utter a sound of...
whewed
18
15
WHEW, to utter a sou...
wheyey
27
15
like whey also WHEYI...
whidah
18
14
a group of African b...
whiffs
21
17
WHIFF, to blow with...
whiffy
27
19
smelly [adj WHIFFIER...
whifts
19
14
WHIFT, (dialect) a b...
whiled
17
13
WHILE, to pass time...
whiles
17
12
WHILE, to pass time...
whilly
25
15
to entice by soft wo...
whilom
18
15
(archaic) formerly;...
whilst
18
12
as long as [conj]
whimmy
25
19
full of whims [adj W...
whimsy
24
16
gentle fantasy, also...
whined
15
13
WHINE, to utter a pl...
whiner
15
12
one who whines [n -S...
whines
15
12
WHINE, to utter a pl...
whiney
21
14
tending to whine, al...
whinge
16
14
to complain fretfull...
whingy
23
16
complaining [adj WHI...
whinny
21
15
abounding in whins [...
whippy
27
19
pliant, supple [adj...
whirls
18
12
WHIRL, to revolve ra...
whirly
24
14
given to whirling [a...
whirrs
17
11
WHIRR, to spin with...
whirry
23
13
characteristic of a...
whisht
19
13
(Scots) to keep sile...
whisks
18
15
WHISK, to move quick...
whisky
24
17
an alcoholic spirit,...
whists
17
11
WHIST, to become sil...
whited
16
12
WHITE, to make white...
whiten
15
12
to make white [v -ED...
whiter
16
11
WHITE, of the color...
whites
16
11
WHITE, to make white...
whitey
22
13
(colloquial) a white...
whizzo
22
29
excellent, impressiv...
whizzy
29
31
using sophisticated...
wholes
16
12
WHOLE, all the parts...
wholly
24
15
WHOLE, entire [adv]
whomps
19
17
WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whomso
16
14
the objective case o...
whoofs
17
14
WHOOF, to make a dee...
whoomp
18
17
a sudden loud sound,...
whoops
17
14
WHOOP, to utter loud...
whoosh
17
13
to move with a hissi...
whoots
15
11
WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whored
15
12
WHORE, to consort wi...
whores
15
11
WHORE, to consort wi...
whorls
17
12
WHORL [n]
whorts
16
11
WHORT, a whortleberr...
whosis
16
11
an object or person...
whosit
16
11
an object or person...
whowed
18
15
WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
whumps
20
18
WHUMP, to strike hea...
whydah
24
16
a group of African b...
whydas
22
14
WHYDA, a group of Af...
wibble
19
16
to wobble, also WABB...
wiccan
19
16
one who practices wi...
wiccas
20
15
WICCA, witchcraft [n...
wiches
19
14
WICH, a tree with pl...
wicked
18
17
bad, evil [adj WICKE...
wicken
17
17
the rowan tree, also...
wicker
18
16
a pliant twig or bra...
wicket
18
16
a small gate [n -S]
wicopy
25
17
(Native American) an...
widder
14
11
(colloquial) a widow...
widdie
14
11
(Scots) a rope, esp....
widdle
15
12
a child's word for t...
widely
21
13
WIDE, broad [adv]
widens
13
11
WIDEN, to make wide...
widest
14
10
WIDE, broad [adj]
widget
15
12
any small manufactur...
widgie
15
12
an Australian Teddy...
widish
17
12
somewhat wide [adj]
widows
17
13
WIDOW, to deprive of...
widths
17
12
WIDTH, the extent fr...
wields
15
11
WIELD, to handle or...
wieldy
21
13
easily wielded [adj...
wiener
12
10
(German) a frankfurt...
wienie
12
10
a frankfurter, a sma...
wifely
23
15
befitting a wife [ad...
wifeys
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14
WIFEY, an endearment...
wifies
16
12
WIFIE, an endearment...
wifing
17
15
WIFE, to take to wif...
wigans
14
12
WIGAN, a stiff plain...
wigeon
13
12
a kind of freshwater...
wiggas
16
13
WIGGA, (colloquial)...
wigged
16
14
WIG, to scold; to pr...
wigger
16
13
(colloquial) a white...
wiggle
17
14
to move with short,...
wiggly
24
16
tending to wiggle [a...
wights
18
13
WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
wiglet
16
12
a small wig [n -S]
wigwag
19
16
to twist about [v WI...
wigwam
19
17
(Native American) a...
wikiup
18
17
(Native American) a...
wilded
15
12
WILD, (obsolete) to...
wilder
15
11
to cause to stray [v...
wildly
23
14
WILD, not tame [adv]
wilful
19
15
bent on having one's...
wilgas
16
12
WILGA, (Native Austr...
wilier
15
10
WILY, crafty [adj]
wilily
23
13
WILY, crafty [adv]
wiling
16
13
WILE, to beguile, al...
wiljas
17
19
WILJA, (Native Austr...
willed
16
12
WILL, to decide upon...
willer
16
11
someone who wills [n...
willet
16
11
a large North Americ...
willey
22
13
to clean in a willow...
willie
16
11
a childish word for...
willow
19
14
to clean textile fib...
wilted
15
11
WILT, to become limp...
wiltja
17
19
(Native Australian)...
wimble
18
16
an instrument for bo...
wimmin
16
16
an attempt by Americ...
wimped
17
16
WIMP, to act like a...
wimple
18
16
a cloth covering for...
winced
16
14
WINCE, to flinch [v]
wincer
16
13
one who winces [n -S...
winces
16
13
WINCE, to flinch [v]
wincey
22
15
plain or twilled cot...
windac
16
14
a windlass, also WIN...
windas
13
11
a windlass, also WIN...
winded
13
12
WIND, to twist or co...
winder
13
11
(slang) a blow that...
windle
14
12
to wind yarn, also W...
window
16
14
to provide an openin...
windup
16
15
a conclusion [n -S]
winery
19
12
a place where wine i...
winged
14
13
WING, to travel by m...
winger
14
12
a footballer who pla...
winges
14
12
WINGE, to complain f...
winier
13
10
WINEY, like or tasti...
wining
14
13
WINE, to provide wit...
winish
16
12
having the qualities...
winked
14
15
WINK, to open and cl...
winker
14
14
something that winks...
winkle
15
15
to extract or force...
winned
12
12
WIN, to gain [v]
winner
12
11
one that wins [n -S]
winnle
13
12
(Scots) an appliance...
winnow
15
14
to separate chaff fr...
winoes
12
10
WINO, (slang) a down...
winsey
19
12
plain or twilled cot...
winter
13
10
to pass the coldest...
wintle
14
11
(Scots) to stagger [...
wintry
20
12
having the character...
winzes
16
19
WINZE, a small venti...
wipers
16
12
WIPER, one that wipe...
wiping
17
15
the act of cleaning...
wippen
17
16
the part of a piano...
wirers
14
9
WIRER, one who wires...
wirier
14
9
WIRY, thin and tough...
wirily
22
12
WIRY, thin and tough...
wiring
15
12
a system of electric...
wirrah
16
11
(Native Australian)...
wisard
14
10
a wizard [n -S]
wisdom
15
13
the quality of being...
wisely
21
12
in a wise manner [ad...
wisent
13
10
a European bison [n...
wisest
14
9
WISE, intelligent [a...
wished
16
12
WISH, to desire, als...
wisher
16
11
one who wishes [n -S...
wishes
16
11
WISH, to desire, als...
wising
15
12
WISE, (Scots) to gui...
wisket
15
13
a basket; esp. a str...
wisped
16
13
WISP, to twist into...
wissed
14
10
WISS, to wish [v]
wisses
14
9
WISS, to wish [v]
wisted
14
10
WIST, (archaic) to k...
wistly
22
12
(Shakespeare) longin...
witans
13
10
WITAN, a member of t...
witchy
26
16
malicious [adj WITCH...
witgat
15
11
(Afrikaans) a South...
withal
17
12
in addition [adv]
withed
16
12
WITHE, to bind with...
wither
16
11
to dry up and wilt [...
withes
16
11
WITHE, to bind with...
within
16
12
an interior place or...
witing
15
12
WITE, (Scots) to bla...
witney
19
12
a heavy woollen fabr...
witted
14
10
having intelligence...
witter
14
9
to mutter peevishly...
wittol
15
10
(archaic) a husband...
wivern
15
14
in heraldry, a drago...
wivers
16
13
WIVER, in heraldry,...
wiving
17
16
WIVE, (archaic) to t...
wizard
17
19
a man who practises...
wizens
16
19
WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wizier
17
18
(Arabic) a minister...
wizzen
19
28
the windpipe, also W...
wizzes
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27
WIZ, a very skilled...
woaded
12
11
dyed blue with woad...
woalds
14
11
WOALD, yellow pigmen...
wobble
18
16
to move unsteadily,...
wobbly
25
18
unsteady, also WABBL...
wodges
14
12
WODGE, a large or ro...
woeful
16
14
full of woe, also WA...
woggle
16
14
a scout or guide nec...
wolfed
16
14
WOLF, to devour rave...
wolfer
16
13
a hunter of wolves,...
wolved
16
15
WOLVE, to hunt for w...
wolver
16
14
a hunter of wolves,...
wolves
16
14
WOLF, a carnivorous...
womans
13
13
WOMAN, to play the p...
wombat
16
15
(Native Australian)...
wombed
16
16
WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
womera
13
12
(Native Australian)...
wommit
16
15
(English dialect) a...
wonder
12
11
to speculate [v -ED,...
wongas
13
12
WONGA, (slang) money...
wongis
14
12
WONGI, (Native Austr...
woning
13
13
a dwelling place, al...
wonned
11
12
WON, (archaic) to dw...
wonner
11
11
(Scots) a wonder [n...
wonted
12
11
WONT, to be accustom...
wonton
11
11
(Chinese) in Chinese...
woobut
15
13
a hairy caterpillar,...
wooded
12
11
WOOD, to cover with...
wooden
11
11
stiff as in wood [ad...
woodie
12
10
a wood-panelled stat...
woodsy
19
12
relating to the fore...
wooers
12
9
WOOER, one who woos...
woofed
14
13
WOOF, to bark [v]
woofer
14
12
a loudspeaker for lo...
woohoo
13
11
an exclamation of jo...
wooing
13
12
seductive [adj WOOIN...
woolds
14
11
WOOLD, to wind a rop...
wooled
13
11
having (such) wool;...
woolen
12
11
a fabric made of woo...
wooler
13
10
a domestic animal ra...
woolie
13
10
a woollen garment, a...
woolly
21
13
like wool [adj WOOLL...
wooned
11
11
WOON, (Spenser) to d...
woopie
14
12
a well-off older per...
woosel
13
10
(Shakespeare) an ouz...
wooses
12
9
WOOSE, a wimp, also...
wopped
17
16
WOP, to thump, also...
worded
13
11
WORD, to express in...
worked
14
14
WORK, to toil in min...
worker
14
13
one that works [n -S...
workup
17
17
an intensive diagnos...
worlds
15
11
WORLD, the earth and...
wormed
14
13
WORM, to rid of worm...
wormer
14
12
a screw fixed on the...
wormil
16
13
a lump in the skin o...
worral
14
10
(Arabic) an Egyptian...
worrel
14
10
(Arabic) an Egyptian...
worrit
14
9
to worry, also WHERR...
worsed
13
10
WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worsen
12
10
to become worse [v -...
worser
13
9
worse [adj]
worses
13
9
WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worset
13
9
a woollen yarn, also...
worsts
14
9
WORST, to defeat, al...
worths
16
11
WORTH, to happen, be...
worthy
22
13
full of worth [adj W...
wortle
14
10
a perforated plate t...
wotcha
18
14
a greeting, develope...
wotted
13
10
WOT, (archaic) to kn...
woubit
16
13
a hairy caterpillar,...
woulds
15
12
WOULD, the desired o...
wounds
13
12
WOUND, to inflict an...
woundy
19
14
(archaic) excessive...
wovens
14
14
WOVEN, a woven fabri...
wowfer
18
15
WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wowing
17
15
WOW, to impress or a...
wowser
16
12
(Australian slang) a...
wracks
18
16
WRACK, to wreck [v]
wraith
16
11
a visible disembodie...
wrangs
14
12
WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrasse
13
9
(Cornish) any of sev...
wrasts
14
9
WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wraths
16
11
WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrathy
22
13
inclined to wrath [a...
wrawls
18
13
WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wraxle
20
17
(dialect) to wrestle...
wreaks
14
13
WREAK, to effect, br...
wreath
15
11
a garland of flowers...
wrecks
18
16
WRECK, to cause the...
wrench
18
15
to wrest violently [...
wrests
14
9
WREST, to take away...
wretch
19
14
a pitiable person [n...
wrethe
15
11
(Spenser) to shape i...
wricks
19
16
WRICK, to twist or s...
wriest
14
9
WRY, twisted [adj]
wright
18
13
a maker; a repairer...
wrings
15
12
WRING, to twist so a...
wrists
15
9
WRIST, the junction...
wristy
21
11
making extensive use...
writer
14
9
one that writes [n -...
writes
14
9
WRITE, to form chara...
writhe
16
11
to squirm or twist i...
wroath
15
11
(Shakespeare) a misf...
wroken
13
14
WREAK, to effect, br...
wrongs
14
12
WRONG, to treat inju...
wroots
13
9
WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wryest
20
11
WRY, twisted [adj]
wrying
21
14
WRY, to give a twist...
wudded
14
13
WUD, (Scots) to load...
wukkas
16
18
(Australian slang) i...
wulled
16
13
WULL, (dialect) to w...
wunner
12
12
something that is on...
wurley
21
13
(Native Australian)...
wurlie
15
11
(Native Australian)...
wursts
15
10
WURST, (German) a la...
wurzel
18
20
(German) a variety o...
wushus
17
13
WUSHU, (Chinese) the...
wusses
14
10
WUSS, a wimp, also W...
wuther
16
12
to move swiftly or w...
wuxias
20
17
WUXIA, (Chinese) a g...
wuzzle
21
29
(US) to jumble [v WU...
wyches
25
16
WYCH, a tree with pl...
wyling
22
15
WYLE, to beguile, al...
wyting
21
14
WYTE, (Scots) to bla...
wyvern
21
16
in heraldry, a drago...
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