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wabains
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WABAIN, a poisonous...
wabbled
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18
WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wabbler
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17
(obsolete) one who w...
wabbles
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17
WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wabooms
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16
WABOOM, (Afrikaans)...
wabster
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13
(Scots) a weaver, al...
wackers
19
17
WACKER, (slang) mate...
wackest
19
17
WACK, crazy, also WA...
wackier
19
17
WACKY, eccentric, al...
wackily
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20
WACKY, eccentric, al...
wackoes
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17
WACKO, a mad or ecce...
waconda
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15
(Native American) a...
wadable
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15
capable of being pas...
wadders
15
12
WADDER, an implement...
waddied
15
13
WADDY, to strike wit...
waddies
15
12
WADDIE [v]
wadding
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15
a mass of soft mater...
waddled
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14
WADDLE, to walk with...
waddler
16
13
one who waddles [n -...
waddles
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13
WADDLE, to walk with...
wadings
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14
WADING, the act of w...
wadmaal
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15
a thick, coarse wool...
wadmals
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15
WADMAL, a thick, coa...
wadmels
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15
WADMEL, a thick, coa...
wadmoll
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a thick, coarse wool...
wadmols
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15
WADMOL, a thick, coa...
wadsets
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11
WADSET, (Scots) to p...
wadsett
15
11
(Scots) to pawn or m...
waeness
13
11
sadness, also WOENES...
waesome
14
13
woeful, also WOESOME...
waesuck
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18
(Scots) interjection...
wafered
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14
WAFER, to fasten wit...
waffies
19
16
WAFFIE, (Scots) a va...
waffing
20
19
WAFF, (dialect) to b...
waffled
20
18
WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
waffler
20
17
one who waffles [n -...
waffles
20
17
WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
waftage
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15
the act of wafting [...
wafters
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13
WAFTER, an armed ves...
wafting
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16
the act of wafting [...
wafture
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14
(Shakespeare) waving...
wagered
15
13
WAGER, to make a bet...
wagerer
15
12
one who makes a bet...
waggers
17
14
WAGGER, a wastepaper...
waggery
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16
mischievous behaviou...
wagging
18
17
WAG, to move from si...
waggish
20
16
drolly humorous [adj...
waggled
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16
WAGGLE, to wag, move...
waggler
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15
a fishing float with...
waggles
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15
WAGGLE, to wag, move...
waggons
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15
WAGGON, to transport...
wagoned
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WAGON, to transport...
wagoner
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13
one who drives a wag...
wagsome
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15
waggish [adj]
wagtail
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13
a bird noted for its...
wahines
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13
WAHINE, (Maori) a Ma...
waiatas
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10
WAIATA, (Maori) a Ma...
waifing
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16
WAIF, to cast up as...
waifish
20
15
like a waif [adj]
wailers
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11
WAILER, one who wail...
wailful
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16
sorrowful; mournful...
wailing
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14
making a wailing sou...
wainage
14
13
land under cultivati...
waining
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14
WAIN, (obsolete) to...
wairing
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13
WAIR, to spend [v]
wairuas
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11
WAIRUA, (Maori) one'...
waisted
15
11
having a waist [adj]
waister
15
10
a seaman stationed i...
waiters
15
10
WAITER, one who serv...
waiting
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13
relating to, or suit...
waitron
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11
a server in a restau...
waivers
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14
WAIVER, the act of w...
waiving
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17
WAIVE, to refrain fr...
waivode
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15
(Russian) orig the t...
waiwode
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14
(Russian) orig the t...
wakames
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17
WAKAME, (Japanese) a...
wakanda
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(Native American) a...
wakanes
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WAKANE, (Japanese) a...
wakeful
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not sleeping [adj WA...
wakeman
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18
(archaic) a watchman...
wakemen
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18
WAKEMAN, (archaic) a...
wakened
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16
WAKEN, to wake [v]
wakener
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15
one that wakens, als...
wakikis
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18
WAKIKI, (Melanesian)...
wakings
17
17
WAKING, the act of w...
waldoes
15
12
WALDO, a gadget for...
waliest
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11
WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walises
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11
WALISE, (Scots) a va...
walkers
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WALKER, one who walk...
walkies
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15
as in 'go walkies' [...
walking
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18
the act of walking [...
walkout
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16
a strike by workers...
walkups
20
19
WALKUP, an apartment...
walkway
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20
a pedestrian route [...
wallaba
18
15
a leguminous tree of...
wallaby
25
17
(Native Australian)...
wallahs
19
14
WALLAH, (Hindi) a pe...
wallers
17
12
WALLER, a builder of...
wallets
17
12
WALLET, a small, fla...
walleye
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14
an eye in which the...
walleys
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14
WALLEY, a type of ju...
wallier
17
12
WALLY, (Scots) fine,...
wallies
17
12
WALLY, an idiot or i...
walling
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walls collectively [...
wallops
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15
WALLOP, to beat soun...
wallows
20
15
WALLOW, to roll abou...
walnuts
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WALNUT, a tree or it...
waltier
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11
WALTY, inclined to t...
waltzed
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WALTZ, to dance in t...
waltzer
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one who waltzes [n -...
waltzes
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WALTZ, to dance in t...
wambled
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18
WAMBLE, to move unst...
wambles
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17
WAMBLE, to move unst...
wamefou
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17
a bellyful, also WAM...
wameful
19
18
a bellyful, also WAM...
wammuls
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18
WAMMUL, (dialect) a...
wampees
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16
WAMPEE, (Chinese) an...
wampish
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(Scott) to brandish,...
wampums
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WAMPUM, (Native Amer...
wamuses
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14
WAMUS, a kind of car...
wanders
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12
WANDER, to move abou...
wandled
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14
WANDLE, to walk halt...
wandles
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13
WANDLE, to walk halt...
wandoos
13
12
WANDOO, (Native Aust...
wangans
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14
WANGAN, (Native Amer...
wangled
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WANGLE, to obtain by...
wangler
16
14
one who wangles [n -...
wangles
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14
WANGLE, to obtain by...
wanguns
15
15
WANGUN, (Native Amer...
wanhope
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16
(obsolete) despair [...
waniest
14
11
WANY, waning in some...
wanigan
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14
(Native American) in...
wanings
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14
WANING, the act of w...
wanions
13
12
WANION, (Shakespeare...
wankers
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WANKER, one who mast...
wankier
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WANKY, contemptible...
wanking
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WANK, to masturbate...
wanksta
15
15
(colloquial) a perso...
wannabe
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15
someone who tries to...
wanness
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12
the state of being w...
wannest
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12
WAN, pale [adj]
wanning
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15
WAN, to make or beco...
wannion
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13
(Shakespeare) a word...
wannish
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14
somewhat wan [adj]
wantage
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13
a deficiency; a shor...
wanters
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WANTER, one who want...
wanties
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11
WANTY, a surcingle,...
wanting
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14
WANT, to have a desi...
wantons
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12
WANTON, to behave in...
wanzing
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WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wapitis
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13
WAPITI, (Native Amer...
wappend
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18
(Shakespeare) fatigu...
wappers
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WAPPER, to cause to...
wapping
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19
WAP, to throw or pul...
waragis
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WARAGI, a Ugandan al...
waratah
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12
(Native Australian)...
warbier
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13
WARBY, (Australian s...
warbird
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a vintage military a...
warbled
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WARBLE, to sing with...
warbler
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someone who warbles...
warbles
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WARBLE, to sing with...
warbots
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WARBOT, any robot or...
wardens
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WARDEN, to guard as...
warders
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11
WARDER, to guard as...
wardian
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as in wardian case,...
warding
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14
the act of keeping g...
wardogs
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13
WARDOG, a dog used i...
wardrop
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14
(Milton) a wardrobe...
warehou
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13
(Maori) any of sever...
warfare
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13
to wage war [v WARFA...
wargame
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to engage in simulat...
warhead
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13
the explosive part o...
wariest
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10
WARY, cautious [adj]
warison
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11
(obsolete) a bugle c...
warking
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17
WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warless
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11
free from war [adj]
warlike
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15
pertaining to war [a...
warling
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14
(obsolete) someone d...
warlock
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18
a sorcerer [n -S]
warlord
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12
a military leader [n...
warmers
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13
WARMER, something th...
warmest
16
13
WARM, moderately hot...
warming
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16
the action of making...
warmish
19
15
somewhat warm [adj]
warmist
17
13
a person, esp. a sci...
warmths
19
15
WARMTH, warmness [n]
warmups
19
17
WARMUP, a sportsman'...
warners
14
11
WARNER, one who warn...
warning
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14
giving a warning [ad...
warpage
17
15
the act of warping [...
warpath
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15
the path followed on...
warpers
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13
WARPER, one who, or...
warping
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16
the act of warping [...
warrand
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12
(obsolete) to warran...
warrans
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11
WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warrant
14
11
to give authority to...
warrays
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12
WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warrens
14
11
WARREN, a rabbit's h...
warreys
21
12
WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warring
16
13
WAR, to engage in ar...
warrior
15
10
a soldier experience...
warsaws
18
13
WARSAW, a marine fis...
warship
20
15
a ship armed for com...
warsled
16
12
WARSLE, to wrestle,...
warsler
16
11
one who takes part i...
warsles
16
11
WARSLE, to wrestle,...
warstle
16
11
to wrestle, also RAS...
warthog
18
14
an African wild hog...
wartier
15
10
WARTY, covered with...
wartime
16
13
a time of war [n -S]
warwolf
21
17
a mediaeval siege en...
warwork
19
17
work done during the...
warworn
17
14
worn with military s...
warzone
16
20
a region of armed co...
wasabis
17
13
WASABI, (Japanese) h...
washbag
20
17
a small bag for carr...
washday
23
15
a day on which one w...
washers
17
12
WASHER, to fit with...
washery
23
14
a washhouse [n WASHE...
washier
17
12
WASHY, watery, damp...
washily
25
15
overly diluted [adv]
washing
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15
articles washed or t...
washins
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13
WASHIN, design of th...
washout
17
13
an erosion of earth...
washpot
19
15
a vessel for washing...
washrag
18
14
a face-cloth [n -S]
washtub
20
16
a tub used for washi...
washups
20
16
WASHUP, the act of w...
waspier
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13
WASPY, like a wasp,...
waspies
17
13
WASPIE, a ladies' co...
waspily
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16
WASPY, like a wasp,...
waspish
20
15
like a wasp; acid-to...
wassail
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11
to go carolling or c...
wastage
15
12
something that is wa...
wastels
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11
WASTEL, bread made f...
wasters
15
10
WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wastery
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12
reckless extravaganc...
wasting
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13
of an illness etc.,...
wastrel
16
11
a wasteful person, a...
wastrie
15
10
reckless extravaganc...
watapes
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13
WATAPE, (Native Amer...
watched
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16
WATCH, to keep in vi...
watcher
20
15
one who watches [n -...
watches
20
15
WATCH, to keep in vi...
watchet
20
15
(archaic) a pale blu...
watered
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11
WATER, to sprinkle w...
waterer
14
10
a device for waterin...
wattage
15
12
an amount of power e...
wattape
16
13
(Native American) a...
wattest
15
10
WAT, wet [adj]
wattled
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12
WATTLE, to construct...
wattles
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11
WATTLE, to construct...
wauchts
21
16
WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
wauffed
19
18
WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughed
18
16
WAUGH, to bark, also...
waughts
19
15
WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waukers
16
15
WAUKER, a fuller of...
wauking
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18
WAUK, to full (cloth...
wauling
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15
the act of crying li...
waulked
17
17
WAULK, to full (clot...
waulker
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16
a fuller of cloth, a...
wauring
16
14
WAUR, to defeat, to...
wavelet
17
15
a small wave [n -S]
waveoff
20
20
the act of denying l...
wavered
16
15
WAVER, to move to an...
waverer
16
14
one who wavers [n -S...
waveson
15
15
goods floating after...
wavicle
21
18
a subatomic particle...
waviest
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14
WAVY, having waves [...
wavings
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17
WAVING, the act of w...
wawaing
18
16
WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawling
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17
the act of crying li...
waxable
23
21
able to be waxed [ad...
waxbill
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22
any of numerous smal...
waxeyes
26
19
WAXEYE, a small New...
waxiest
21
17
WAXY, like wax [adj]
waxings
22
20
WAXING, the act of o...
waxlike
23
22
resembling wax [adj]
waxweed
23
21
an annual herb [n -S...
waxwing
25
23
a member of a genus...
waxwork
25
24
an effigy in wax [n...
waxworm
25
23
a moth that infests...
wayangs
21
15
WAYANG, (Javanese) a...
waybill
26
17
a list of goods for...
wayfare
22
15
(archaic) to fare on...
waygone
20
15
exhausted by travel...
waylaid
22
14
WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
waylays
28
15
WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
wayless
22
13
having no path [adj]
waymark
23
19
a mark showing the w...
wayment
21
16
(Spenser) to lament,...
waypost
23
15
a guidepost [n -S]
wayside
21
13
the side of the road...
wayward
24
16
wilful [adj WAYWARDL...
waywode
23
16
(Russian) orig the t...
wayworn
23
16
fatigued by travel [...
wazzing
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31
WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
wazzock
25
35
(dialect) a pathetic...
weakens
14
15
WEAKEN, to make weak...
weakest
15
14
WEAK, feeble [adj]
weakish
18
16
somewhat weak [adj W...
weakons
14
15
WEAKON, a subatomic...
wealths
18
13
WEALTH, valuable pos...
wealthy
24
15
rich [adj WEALTHIER,...
weanels
14
12
WEANEL, (Spenser) a...
weaners
13
11
WEANER, a calf, lamb...
weaning
14
14
an act of weaning [n...
weapons
15
14
WEAPON, to supply wi...
wearers
14
10
WEARER, one who is d...
wearied
14
11
WEARY, to make tired...
wearier
14
10
WEARY, tired [adj]
wearies
14
10
WEARY, to make tired...
wearily
22
13
WEARY, tired [adv]
wearing
15
13
tiring [adj WEARINGL...
wearish
17
12
tasteless [adj]
weasand
13
12
the windpipe, also W...
weasels
15
11
WEASEL, to act evasi...
weasely
21
13
like a weasel (an an...
weasons
13
11
WEASON, the windpipe...
weather
16
12
to expose to atmosph...
weavers
16
14
WEAVER, one that wea...
weaving
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17
the act of making cl...
weazand
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21
the windpipe, also W...
weazens
16
20
WEAZEN, to become dr...
webapps
21
19
WEBAPP, an applicati...
webbier
19
16
WEBBY, resembling a...
webbies
19
16
WEBBIE, a person ver...
webbing
20
19
woven strips of fibr...
webcams
21
19
WEBCAM, a camera use...
webcast
20
16
to transmit sound an...
webchat
22
18
communication in rea...
webfeet
18
16
WEBFOOT, a foot with...
webfoot
18
16
a foot with the toes...
webhead
18
16
a devoted user of th...
webinar
16
14
a seminar via the Wo...
webless
18
14
having no webs [adj]
weblike
19
18
resembling a web [ad...
weblish
21
16
very abbreviated Eng...
weblogs
19
16
WEBLOG, a website th...
webmail
19
17
a way of accessing e...
webpage
19
18
a single document on...
webring
18
16
a collection of webs...
website
17
13
a location on the In...
webster
17
13
(obsolete) a weaver,...
webwork
21
20
a weblike pattern or...
webworm
21
19
a web-spinning cater...
webzine
19
23
a magazine published...
wechted
20
16
WECHT, (Scots) to wi...
wedders
15
12
WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedding
16
15
a marriage ceremony...
wedeled
15
13
WEDEL, (German) to s...
wedelns
15
13
WEDELN, (German) to...
wedgier
16
13
WEDGY, resembling a...
wedgies
16
13
WEDGIE, a type of wo...
wedging
17
16
a method of joining...
wedlock
20
19
the married state [n...
weedbed
16
15
an area of a body of...
weeders
14
11
WEEDER, one who weed...
weedery
20
13
a place full of weed...
weedier
14
11
WEEDY, resembling we...
weedily
22
14
WEEDY, resembling we...
weeding
15
14
the task of weeding...
weejuns
16
21
moccasin-style shoes...
weekday
21
17
usually any day from...
weekend
14
16
to take a holiday on...
weenier
13
11
WEENY, very small [a...
weenies
13
11
WEENIE, a frankfurte...
weening
14
14
WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weepers
16
13
WEEPER, one who weep...
weepier
16
13
WEEPY, tending to we...
weepies
16
13
WEEPIE, a highly emo...
weepily
24
16
WEEPY, tending to we...
weeping
17
16
tearful [adj WEEPING...
weetest
14
10
WEET, wet [adj]
weeting
15
13
WEETE, (obsolete) to...
weevers
16
14
WEEVER, any one of s...
weevils
18
15
WEEVIL, a popular na...
weevily
24
17
infested with weevil...
weeweed
16
14
WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weewees
16
13
WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weftage
17
15
texture [n -S]
wefting
18
16
WEFT, to weave fabri...
weigela
16
13
a hardy garden shrub...
weighed
18
15
WEIGH, to determine...
weigher
18
14
one who weighs [n -S...
weights
19
14
WEIGHT, to add heavi...
weighty
25
16
heavy, ponderous [ad...
weiners
14
11
WEINER, (German) a f...
weirded
15
12
WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
weirder
15
11
WEIRD, eeerily stran...
weirdie
15
11
a very strange perso...
weirdly
23
14
WEIRD, eeerily stran...
weirdos
15
11
WEIRDO, a very stran...
weiring
16
13
WEIR, to wear [v]
weising
16
13
WEISE, to guide in a...
weizing
19
22
WEIZE, to guide in a...
welaway
24
16
(archaic) alas, also...
welched
21
17
WELCH, to fail to pa...
welcher
21
16
one who welches, als...
welches
21
16
WELCH, to fail to pa...
welcome
19
17
received with gladne...
welders
16
12
WELDER, one that wel...
welding
17
15
the act of welding [...
weldors
16
12
WELDOR, one that wel...
welfare
17
14
general wellbeing [n...
welking
18
18
WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welkins
17
16
WELKIN, the sky [n]
wellies
17
12
WELLIE, (colloquial)...
welling
18
15
an outpouring [n -S]
welshed
18
14
WELSH, to fail to pa...
welsher
18
13
one who welches, als...
welshes
18
13
WELSH, to fail to pa...
welters
16
11
WELTER, to roll abou...
welting
17
14
a beating [n -S]
wenched
19
17
WENCH, to consort wi...
wencher
19
16
one who wenches; a l...
wenches
19
16
WENCH, to consort wi...
wendigo
15
14
(Native American) a...
wending
15
15
WEND, to proceed alo...
wennier
13
12
WENNY, resembling a...
wennish
16
14
resembling a wen, al...
wergeld
17
14
a price paid for tak...
wergelt
17
13
a price paid for tak...
wergild
18
14
a price paid for tak...
wersher
17
12
WERSH, (Scots) taste...
werwolf
21
17
a person who suppose...
wesands
14
12
WESAND, (Spenser) th...
weskits
17
14
WESKIT, (colloquial)...
wessand
14
12
the windpipe, also W...
western
14
11
a film, book etc. co...
westers
15
10
WESTER, to move towa...
westies
15
10
WESTIE, (Australian...
westing
16
13
a motion towards the...
westlin
16
12
(Scots) towards the...
wetback
21
20
someone illegally en...
wethers
17
12
WETHER, a castrated...
wetland
15
13
marshy land [n -S]
wetness
14
11
the state of being w...
wetsuit
16
11
a close-fitting rubb...
wetters
15
10
WETTER, something th...
wettest
15
10
WET, not dry [adj]
wetties
15
10
WETTIE, (New Zealand...
wetting
16
13
a liquid used for mo...
wettish
18
12
somewhat wet [adj]
wetware
17
13
the living human bra...
weyward
24
16
(Shakespeare) weird,...
wezands
17
21
WEZAND, (obsolete) t...
whacked
21
20
WHACK, to strike sha...
whacker
21
19
(Australian slang) a...
whackos
21
19
WHACKO, an eccentric...
whaisle
18
13
to wheeze, also WHAI...
whaizle
21
22
to wheeze, also WHAI...
whalers
18
13
WHALER, a person who...
whalery
24
15
whaling [n WHALERIES...
whaling
19
16
the business of catc...
whammed
19
19
WHAM, to hit with a...
whammos
19
18
WHAMMO, impressive v...
whample
21
19
(Scots) a blow [n -S...
whanaus
16
14
WHANAU, (Maori) a fa...
whangam
18
18
(Goldsmith) an imagi...
whanged
17
16
WHANG, to beat with...
whangee
16
15
(Chinese) a kind of...
whapped
21
19
WHAP, to strike forc...
whapper
21
18
something unusually...
wharfed
19
16
WHARF, to place on a...
wharfie
19
15
(Australian slang) a...
wharves
19
16
WHARVE, a disc on th...
whatcha
22
17
(colloquial) what ar...
whatevs
19
16
(slang) whatever [in...
whatnot
16
13
a type of display st...
whatsis
18
12
something whose name...
whatsit
18
12
something whose name...
whatten
16
13
(dialect) what kind...
wheaten
15
13
the golden colour of...
wheechs
22
17
WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheedle
17
14
to entice by soft wo...
wheeled
17
14
WHEEL, to cause to r...
wheeler
17
13
one who wheels, or t...
wheelie
17
13
a manoeuvre on a bic...
wheenge
16
15
(Scots) to whinge [v...
wheeped
18
16
WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
wheeple
19
16
(Scots) to give a pr...
wheesht
19
14
(Scots) to call for...
wheezed
19
22
WHEEZE, to breathe w...
wheezer
19
21
one who wheezes [n -...
wheezes
19
21
WHEEZE, to breathe w...
wheezle
20
22
(Scots) to wheeze, a...
whelked
19
18
ridged like a whelk...
whelmed
19
17
WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelped
20
17
WHELP, to give birth...
whemmle
20
19
to overturn; to thro...
whences
19
16
WHENCE, a place of o...
whenuas
16
14
WHENUA, (Maori) land...
whenwes
19
16
WHENWE, (South Afric...
whereas
16
12
an introduction of a...
whereat
16
12
at what [adv]
whereby
25
17
by which [adv]
wherein
16
13
in which place [adv]
whereof
18
15
of what [adv]
whereon
15
13
on which [adv]
whereso
16
12
in whatever place, a...
whereto
16
12
to what [adv]
wherret
17
12
(obsolete) to give a...
wherrit
18
12
to worry, also WORRI...
wherves
19
16
WHERVE, a piece of w...
whether
19
14
if it be the case th...
whetted
17
13
WHET, to sharpen by...
whetter
17
12
one who, or that whi...
wheughs
21
17
WHEUGH, to utter a s...
whewing
21
18
WHEW, to utter a sou...
wheyier
23
14
WHEYEY, like whey al...
wheyish
26
16
somewhat like whey,...
whicker
22
19
to neigh; to bleat [...
whidahs
20
15
WHIDAH, a group of A...
whidded
18
15
WHID, to move quickl...
whidder
18
14
(Scots) to whiz, als...
whiffed
22
19
WHIFF, to blow with...
whiffer
22
18
one that whiffs, fis...
whiffet
22
18
a paltry person [n -...
whiffle
23
19
to blow in puffs [v...
whigged
20
17
WHIG, to jog along [...
whilere
18
13
(archaic) a little w...
whiling
20
16
WHILE, to pass time...
whimmed
20
19
WHIM, to turn aside...
whimper
21
18
to cry plaintively [...
whimple
22
19
to wear a veil in th...
whimsey
25
17
delicately fanciful...
whiners
17
13
WHINER, one who whin...
whinged
18
16
WHINGE, to complain...
whinger
18
15
(historical) a dirk...
whinges
18
15
WHINGE, to complain...
whinier
17
13
WHINY, given to whin...
whining
18
16
complaining [adj WHI...
whipcat
23
18
a tailor [n -S]
whipped
22
19
WHIP, to strike with...
whipper
22
18
one who whips [n -S]
whippet
22
18
a small swift dog [n...
whippit
23
18
a small canister of...
whipray
26
17
a stingray [n -S]
whipsaw
23
18
to cut with a narrow...
whirled
19
14
WHIRL, to revolve ra...
whirler
19
13
one who whirls [n -S...
whirred
18
13
WHIR, to spin with a...
whirret
18
12
to give a sharp blow...
whirtle
19
13
a perforated plate t...
whished
20
15
WHISH, to move with...
whishes
20
14
WHISH, to move with...
whishts
21
14
WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whisked
19
17
WHISK, to move quick...
whisker
19
16
coarse hair on the f...
whisket
19
16
a basket; esp. a str...
whiskey
25
18
an alcoholic spirit,...
whisper
20
15
to speak softly [v -...
whissed
18
13
WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whisses
18
12
WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whisted
18
13
WHIST, to become sil...
whistle
19
13
to make a shrill sou...
whitely
25
15
WHITE, of the color...
whitens
17
13
WHITEN, to make whit...
whitest
18
12
WHITE, of the color...
whiteys
24
14
WHITEY, (colloquial)...
whither
20
14
to blow strongly wit...
whitier
18
12
WHITY, whiteish, als...
whities
18
12
WHITY, a white perso...
whiting
19
15
a gadid food fish wh...
whitish
21
14
somewhat white [adj]
whitlow
22
16
an inflammation of f...
whitret
18
12
(Scots) a weasel, al...
whittaw
21
15
(dialect) a saddler...
whitter
18
12
to talk or mutter pe...
whittle
19
13
to shave or cut bits...
whizzed
24
31
WHIZ, to move rapidl...
whizzer
24
30
(slang) a pickpocket...
whizzes
24
30
WHIZZ, to move rapid...
whoever
18
16
whatever person [pro...
wholism
20
16
the philosophical th...
wholist
19
13
a believer in wholis...
whomble
21
19
to overturn; to thro...
whommle
20
19
to overturn; to thro...
whomped
20
19
WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whoobub
21
19
(obsolete) a confuse...
whoofed
18
16
WHOOF, to make a dee...
whoomph
22
20
a sudden loud sound,...
whoomps
20
18
WHOOMP, a sudden lou...
whoonga
16
15
a narcotic substance...
whooped
18
16
WHOOP, to utter loud...
whoopee
17
15
boisterous fun, also...
whooper
18
15
a kind of swan [n -S...
whoopie
18
15
boisterous fun, also...
whoopla
19
16
a noisy commotion [n...
whoosis
17
12
an object or person...
whooted
16
13
WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whopped
21
19
WHOP, to beat, also...
whopper
21
18
something unusually...
whoring
18
15
the profession of a...
whorish
20
14
like a whore [adj WH...
whorled
18
14
having whorls [adj]
whortle
18
13
a whortleberry, also...
whoseso
16
12
the possessive of wh...
whosits
18
12
WHOSIT, an object or...
whowing
21
18
WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
whummle
21
20
to overturn; to thro...
whumped
21
20
WHUMP, to strike hea...
whupped
22
20
WHUP, to defeat tota...
whydahs
26
17
WHYDAH, a group of A...
whyever
25
18
(colloquial) for wha...
wibbled
21
18
WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wibbles
21
17
WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wiccans
21
17
WICCAN, one who prac...
wickape
21
20
(Native American) an...
wickeds
20
18
WICKED, a wicked per...
wickens
19
18
WICKEN, the rowan tr...
wickers
20
17
WICKER, a pliant twi...
wickets
20
17
WICKET, a small gate...
wickies
20
17
WICKY, the rowan tre...
wicking
21
20
material for wicks [...
wickiup
23
21
(Native American) a...
wickyup
29
23
(Native American) a...
widders
16
12
WIDDER, (colloquial)...
widdies
16
12
WIDDY, (Scots) a rop...
widdled
17
14
WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widdles
17
13
WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widened
14
13
WIDEN, to make wide...
widener
14
12
a kind of tool for w...
wideout
15
12
a football position...
widgeon
15
14
a kind of freshwater...
widgets
17
13
WIDGET, any small ma...
widgies
17
13
WIDGIE, an Australia...
widowed
18
15
WIDOW, to deprive of...
widower
18
14
a man whose wife is...
wielded
16
13
WIELD, to handle or...
wielder
16
12
one that wields [n -...
wieners
14
11
WIENER, (German) a f...
wienies
14
11
WIENIE, a frankfurte...
wifedom
18
17
the status of a wife...
wiftier
18
13
WIFTY, ditsy, amiabl...
wigeons
15
13
WIGEON, a kind of fr...
wiggers
18
14
WIGGER, (colloquial)...
wiggery
24
16
a wig or wigs; false...
wiggier
18
14
WIGGY, crazy [adj]
wigging
19
17
a scolding [n -S]
wiggled
19
16
WIGGLE, to move with...
wiggler
19
15
one who wiggles [n -...
wiggles
19
15
WIGGLE, to move with...
wighted
19
15
WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
wightly
27
17
WIGHT, swift, nimble...
wigless
18
13
without a wig [adj]
wiglets
18
13
WIGLET, a small wig...
wiglike
19
17
like a wig [adj]
wigwags
21
17
WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wigwams
21
18
WIGWAM, (Native Amer...
wikiups
20
18
WIKIUP, (Native Amer...
wildcat
20
15
to drill an experime...
wilders
17
12
WILDER, to cause to...
wildest
17
12
WILD, not tame [adj]
wilding
18
15
that which grows wil...
wildish
20
14
somewhat wild [adj]
wileful
20
16
full of wiles [adj]
wiliest
17
11
WILY, crafty [adj]
willers
18
12
WILLER, someone who...
willest
18
12
WILL, to decide upon...
willets
18
12
WILLET, a large Nort...
willeys
24
14
WILLEY, to clean in...
willful
22
17
bent on having one's...
william
19
15
as in sweet william,...
willied
18
13
WILLY, to clean in a...
willies
18
12
WILLIE [v]
willing
19
15
ready to comply [adj...
willows
21
15
WILLOW, to clean tex...
willowy
27
17
slender and graceful...
wilting
18
14
WILT, to become limp...
wiltjas
19
20
WILTJA, (Native Aust...
wimbled
20
18
WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimbles
20
17
WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimbrel
20
17
a bird like a curlew...
wimpier
19
16
WIMPY, ineffectual,...
wimping
20
19
WIMP, to act like a...
wimpish
22
18
ineffectual, also WI...
wimpled
20
18
WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
wimples
20
17
WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
wincers
18
14
WINCER, one who winc...
winceys
24
16
WINCEY, plain or twi...
winched
20
17
WINCH, to raise with...
wincher
20
16
one who winches [n -...
winches
20
16
WINCH, to raise with...
wincing
19
17
the act of making a...
windacs
18
15
WINDAC, a windlass,...
windage
15
14
the influence of the...
windbag
18
17
a talkative person [...
winders
15
12
WINDER, (slang) a bl...
windgun
16
16
an air gun [n -S]
windier
15
12
WINDY, related to wi...
windigo
16
14
(Native American) a...
windily
23
15
WINDY, related to wi...
winding
16
15
changing direction,...
windled
16
14
WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windles
16
13
WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windock
19
19
(Scots) a window, al...
windore
14
12
(obsolete) a window,...
windows
18
15
WINDOW, to provide a...
windowy
24
17
like a window [adj]
windrow
18
15
to arrange hay or gr...
windses
15
12
WINDS, a small venti...
windups
18
16
WINDUP, a conclusion...
windway
24
17
a passage for air [n...
winesap
16
14
a red apple with som...
winesop
16
14
a food sopped in win...
wingbow
21
19
a mark on the wing o...
wingers
16
13
WINGER, a footballer...
wingier
16
13
WINGY, having or res...
winging
17
16
WING, to travel by m...
winglet
17
14
a small wing [n -S]
wingman
16
17
the pilot behind the...
wingmen
16
17
WINGMAN, the pilot b...
wingnut
16
15
a nut with projectio...
wingtip
19
16
the end of a wing [n...
winiest
15
11
WINEY, like or tasti...
winkers
16
15
WINKER, something th...
winking
17
18
with eyes shut [adj...
winkled
17
17
WINKLE, to extract o...
winkler
17
16
a person who evicts...
winkles
17
16
WINKLE, to extract o...
winless
16
12
having no wins [adj]
winnard
14
13
(dialect) a heron [n...
winners
14
12
WINNER, one that win...
winning
15
15
captivating, charmin...
winnles
15
13
WINNLE, (Scots) an a...
winnock
18
19
(Scots) a window, al...
winnows
17
15
WINNOW, to separate...
winseys
21
13
WINSEY, plain or twi...
winsome
15
14
charming, captivatin...
winters
15
11
WINTER, to pass the...
wintery
21
13
having the character...
wintled
16
13
WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wintles
16
12
WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wipeout
17
14
a fall from a surfbo...
wipings
19
16
WIPING, the act of c...
wippens
19
17
WIPPEN, the part of...
wirable
18
14
able to be wired [ad...
wireman
15
14
one who makes or wor...
wiremen
15
14
WIREMAN, one who mak...
wiretap
17
13
to intercept message...
wireway
24
15
a tube for protectin...
wiriest
16
10
WIRY, thin and tough...
wirilda
17
12
(Native Australian)...
wirings
17
13
WIRING, a system of...
wirrahs
18
12
WIRRAH, (Native Aust...
wisards
16
11
WISARD, a wizard [n]
wisdoms
17
14
WISDOM, the quality...
wiseass
15
10
a pretentiously wise...
wiseguy
23
15
a person who wants t...
wisents
15
11
WISENT, a European b...
wishers
18
12
WISHER, one who wish...
wishful
22
17
desirous [adj WISHFU...
wishing
19
15
the act of wishing [...
wiskets
17
14
WISKET, a basket; es...
wispier
18
13
WISPY, like a wisp,...
wispily
26
16
WISPY, like a wisp,...
wisping
19
16
WISP, to twist into...
wispish
21
15
resembling a small b...
wissing
17
13
WISS, to wish [v]
wistful
20
15
yearning [adj WISTFU...
wisting
17
13
WIST, (archaic) to k...
wistiti
17
10
(French) a marmoset,...
witched
21
16
WITCH, to bewitch [v...
witchen
20
16
the mountain ash or...
witches
21
15
WITCH, to bewitch [v...
witgats
17
12
WITGAT, (Afrikaans)...
withers
18
12
WITHER, to dry up an...
withier
18
12
WITHY, flexible and...
withies
18
12
WITHY, a flexible tw...
withing
19
15
WITHE, to bind with...
withins
18
13
WITHIN, an interior...
without
18
13
an exterior place [n...
witless
17
11
lacking intelligence...
witling
18
14
one who considers hi...
witloof
18
14
(Dutch) a kind of ch...
witness
15
11
to have direct knowl...
witneys
21
13
WITNEY, a heavy wool...
witters
16
10
WITTER, to mutter pe...
wittier
16
10
WITTY, possessed of...
wittily
24
13
WITTY, possessed of...
witting
17
13
cognisant, conscious...
wittols
17
11
WITTOL, (archaic) a...
witwall
21
15
the green woodpecker...
wiverns
17
15
WIVERN, in heraldry,...
wizards
19
20
WIZARD, a man who pr...
wizened
17
21
WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wiziers
19
19
WIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
wizzens
21
29
WIZZEN, the windpipe...
woadwax
23
21
dyer's greenweed, al...
wobbled
20
18
WOBBLE, to move unst...
wobbler
20
17
one who wobbles, als...
wobbles
20
17
WOBBLE, to move unst...
woeness
13
11
sadness, also WAENES...
woesome
14
13
woeful, also WAEFUL,...
wofully
26
18
WOFUL, full of grief...
woggish
20
16
like a wog, offensiv...
woggles
18
15
WOGGLE, a scout or g...
woiwode
17
14
(Russian) orig the t...
wolfers
18
14
WOLFER, a hunter of...
wolfing
19
17
the hunting of wolve...
wolfish
21
16
like a wolf, also WO...
wolfkin
19
19
a young wolf [n -S]
wolfram
19
17
(German) an alternat...
wollies
17
12
WOLLY, a uniformed p...
wolvers
18
15
WOLVER, a hunter of...
wolving
19
18
the hunting for wolf...
wolvish
21
17
like a wolf, also WO...
womaned
14
15
WOMAN, to play the p...
womanly
22
17
like a woman [adj WO...
wombats
18
16
WOMBAT, (Native Aust...
wombier
18
16
WOMBY, (Shakespeare)...
wombing
19
19
WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
womeras
15
13
WOMERA, (Native Aust...
wommera
16
16
a stick used to prop...
wommits
18
16
WOMMIT, (English dia...
wonders
14
12
WONDER, to speculate...
wondred
14
13
(obsolete) marvellou...
wongied
15
14
WONGI, (Native Austr...
wonings
15
14
WONING, a dwelling p...
wonkery
21
17
the qualities or act...
wonkier
15
15
WONKY, not working p...
wonkily
23
18
WONKY [adv]
wonkish
18
17
like a wonk, an over...
wonners
13
12
WONNER, (Scots) a wo...
wonning
14
15
a dwelling place, al...
wonting
15
14
WONT, to be accustom...
wontons
13
12
WONTON, (Chinese) in...
wooable
16
14
capable of being woo...
woobuts
17
14
WOOBUT, a hairy cate...
woodbin
16
15
a container for fire...
woodbox
22
21
a container for fire...
woodcut
18
15
a design cut in reli...
woodens
13
12
WOODEN, (Australian...
woodhen
15
14
the flightless rail...
woodier
14
11
WOODY, like wood [ad...
woodies
14
11
WOODY, a wood-panele...
wooding
15
14
WOOD, to cover with...
woodlot
15
12
an area restricted t...
woodman
14
15
one who works or liv...
woodmen
14
15
WOODMAN, one who wor...
woodrat
14
11
another name for the...
woodsia
14
11
a genus of ferns [n...
woodwax
23
21
dyer's greenweed, al...
woofers
16
13
WOOFER, a loudspeake...
woofier
16
13
WOOFY, dense in text...
woofing
17
16
WOOF, to bark [v]
wooftah
18
15
(slang) a male homos...
woofter
16
13
(slang) a homosexual...
wooings
15
13
WOOING, the act of w...
woolded
15
13
WOOLD, to wind a rop...
woolder
15
12
a stick used to tigh...
woolens
14
12
WOOLEN, a fabric mad...
woolers
15
11
WOOLER, a domestic a...
woolfat
17
14
lanolin [n -S]
woolhat
17
13
one who works a smal...
woolier
15
11
WOOLY, having the te...
woolies
15
11
WOOLIE, a woollen ga...
woolled
16
13
bearing wool [adj]
woollen
15
13
a garment made of wo...
woolman
15
15
a dealer in wool [n...
woolmen
15
15
WOOLMAN, a dealer in...
woolsey
21
13
(obsolete) a cotton...
woomera
14
13
(Native Australian)...
woonerf
15
14
(Dutch) a road in th...
wooning
14
14
WOON, (Spenser) to d...
woopies
16
13
WOOPIE, a well-off o...
woopsed
16
14
WOOPS, to vomit [v]
woopses
16
13
WOOPS, to vomit [v]
woorali
15
11
the plant yielding c...
woorara
13
10
the plant yielding c...
woorari
14
10
the plant yielding c...
woosell
16
12
(Shakespeare) an ouz...
woosels
15
11
WOOSEL, (Shakespeare...
wooshed
16
13
WOOSH, to move with...
wooshes
16
12
WOOSH, to move with...
wootzes
17
19
WOOTZ, a tough sharp...
woozier
17
19
WOOZY, slightly drun...
woozily
25
22
WOOZY, slightly drun...
wopping
20
19
WOP, to thump, also...
wordage
15
13
the number of words...
wordier
15
11
WORDY, verbose [adj]
wordily
23
14
WORDY, verbose [adv]
wording
16
14
the style of express...
wordish
18
13
(obsolete) wordy, ve...
workbag
19
19
a bag for holding wo...
workbox
24
24
a bag for holding wo...
workday
22
17
a day on which work...
workers
16
14
WORKER, one that wor...
workful
20
19
industrious [adj]
working
17
17
a mining excavation...
workman
16
18
a male worker [n WOR...
workmen
16
18
WORKMAN, a male work...
workout
16
15
a period of physical...
workshy
25
18
hating or avoiding w...
worktop
18
17
a surface designed f...
workups
19
18
WORKUP, an intensive...
worlded
16
13
containing worlds [a...
worlder
16
12
one who belongs to a...
worldie
16
12
something of world-c...
worldly
24
15
pertaining to the wo...
wormers
16
13
WORMER, a screw fixe...
wormery
22
15
a place in which wor...
wormfly
26
19
a type of fishing fl...
wormier
16
13
WORMY, infested with...
wormils
18
14
WORMIL, a lump in th...
worming
17
16
WORM, to rid of worm...
wormish
19
15
like a worm [adj]
worrals
16
11
WORRAL, (Arabic) an...
worrels
16
11
WORREL, (Arabic) an...
worried
15
11
WORRY, to cause to b...
worrier
15
10
one who worries [n -...
worries
15
10
WORRY, to cause to b...
worrits
16
10
WORRIT, to worry, al...
worsens
14
11
WORSEN, to become wo...
worsets
15
10
WORSET, a woollen ya...
worship
20
15
to honour as a divin...
worsing
16
13
WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worsted
15
11
a woollen yarn, also...
worthed
17
13
WORTH, to happen, be...
wortles
16
11
WORTLE, a perforated...
wosbird
18
14
whore's bird, whore'...
wotcher
20
15
a greeting, develope...
wottest
15
10
WIT, to know [v]
wotteth
17
12
WIT, to know [v]
wotting
16
13
WOT, (archaic) to kn...
woubits
18
14
WOUBIT, a hairy cate...
wouldst
17
13
(archaic) 2nd person...
wounded
14
14
WOUND, to inflict an...
wounder
14
13
one who wounds [n -S...
wourali
16
12
(Carib) the plant yi...
wowfest
20
16
WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wowsers
18
13
WOWSER, (Australian...
wracked
19
18
WRACK, to wreck [v]
wraiths
18
12
WRAITH, a visible di...
wranged
15
14
WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrangle
16
14
to argue noisily [v...
wrapped
19
17
WRAP, to enclose [v]
wrapper
19
16
to put a covering on...
wrasses
15
10
WRASSE, (Cornish) an...
wrassle
16
11
to wrestle, also RAS...
wrasted
15
11
WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wrastle
16
11
to wrestle, also RAS...
wrathed
17
13
WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrawled
19
15
WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wraxled
22
19
WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wraxles
22
18
WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wreaked
15
15
WREAK, to effect, br...
wreaker
15
14
(archaic) one who wr...
wreathe
16
12
to shape into a wrea...
wreaths
17
12
WREATH, a garland of...
wreathy
23
14
like a wreath [adj W...
wrecked
19
18
WRECK, to cause the...
wrecker
19
17
one that wrecks [n -...
wrentit
15
11
a long-tailed North...
wrested
15
11
WREST, to take away...
wrester
15
10
one who wrests [n -S...
wrestle
16
11
to engage in a type...
wrethed
17
13
WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wrethes
17
12
WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wricked
20
18
WRICK, to twist or s...
wriggle
19
15
to twist and turn [v...
wriggly
26
17
wriggling [adj WRIGG...
wrights
20
14
WRIGHT, a maker; a r...
wringed
16
14
WRING, to twist so a...
wringer
16
13
a machine for forcin...
wrinkle
17
16
to crease [v WRINKLE...
wrinkly
24
18
wrinkled [adj WRINKL...
wristed
16
11
WRIST, in ice-hockey...
wrister
16
10
a type of shot in ho...
writers
16
10
WRITER, one that wri...
writhed
18
13
WRITHE, to squirm or...
writhen
17
13
(archaic) twisted, c...
writher
18
12
one that writhes [n...
writhes
18
12
WRITHE, to squirm or...
writing
17
13
a written compositio...
written
15
11
WRITE, to form chara...
wrizled
20
21
(Spenser) wrinkled [...
wroaths
17
12
WROATH, (Shakespeare...
wronged
15
14
WRONG, to treat inju...
wronger
15
13
a person who wrongs...
wrongly
23
16
WRONG, not according...
wrooted
14
11
WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wrought
19
15
WORK, to toil in min...
wrybill
27
17
a New Zealand bird r...
wryneck
25
20
either of two birds...
wryness
21
13
the quality of being...
wrythen
23
15
(archaic) twisted, c...
wudding
17
16
WUD, (Scots) to load...
wudjula
19
23
(Native Australian)...
wulling
19
16
WULL, (dialect) to w...
wunners
14
13
WUNNER, something th...
wurleys
23
14
WURLEY, (Native Aust...
wurlies
17
12
WURLIE, (Native Aust...
wurzels
20
21
WURZEL, (German) a v...
wussier
16
11
WUSSY, wimpish [adj]
wussies
16
11
WUSSY, a wimp [n]
wuthers
18
13
WUTHER, to move swif...
wuzzled
23
31
WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
wuzzles
23
30
WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
wysiwyg
33
19
denoting the text on...
wyverns
23
17
WYVERN, in heraldry,...
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7 letter words with D
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7 letter words with J
7 letter words with K
7 letter words with L
7 letter words with M
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7 letter words with P
7 letter words with Q
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7 letter words with U
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