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9 letter words that start with W

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wabbliest 24 19 WABBLY, wobbly [adj]
wackiness 22 20 the state of being w...
waddliest 20 15 WADDLY, having a wad...
wadsetted 18 14 WADSETT, (Scots) to...
wadsetter 18 13 (Scots) one who hold...
waenesses 16 13 WAENESS, sadness, al...
waffliest 24 19 WAFFLY, given to waf...
wafflings 25 22 WAFFLING, talking at...
wagenboom 20 21 (Afrikaans) a South...
wagerings 20 17 WAGERING, the act of...
waggeries 20 16 WAGGERY, mischievous...
waggishly 31 21 WAGGISH, drolly humo...
waggliest 22 17 WAGGLY, waggling [ad...
waggoners 19 17 WAGGONER, one who dr...
waggoning 20 20 WAGGON, to transport...
waghalter 22 17 a felon likely to sw...
wagmoires 20 17 WAGMOIRE, (Spenser)...
wagonages 18 17 WAGONAGE, money paid...
wagonette 17 15 a carriage with one...
wagonfuls 22 20 WAGONFUL, as much as...
wagonless 19 16 without a wagon, als...
wagonload 18 17 the contents of a fu...
wahcondas 22 19 WAHCONDA, (Native Am...
wailfully 31 21 WAILFUL, sorrowful;...
wailingly 28 19 WAILING, making a wa...
wainscots 21 16 WAINSCOT, to cover w...
wairshest 21 14 WAIRSH, tasteless, i...
waistband 20 17 the strip of fabric...
waistbelt 22 16 a belt worn round th...
waistcoat 21 15 a garment, plain or...
waistings 20 15 WAISTING, dressmakin...
waistless 20 13 without a waist [adj...
waistline 19 14 a line thought of as...
waiterage 18 14 service by a waiter...
waitering 19 15 the job of being a w...
waitingly 27 18 WAITING, relating to...
waitlists 21 13 WAITLIST, to put on...
waitstaff 23 18 waiters and waitress...
wakeboard 20 20 to ride a short, ver...
wakefully 30 24 WAKEFUL, not sleepin...
wakenings 19 20 WAKENING, the act of...
waldflute 23 19 (German) an organ fl...
waldgrave 22 20 (German) a former Ge...
waldhorns 21 17 WALDHORN, (German) a...
waldrapps 24 20 WALDRAPP, (German) t...
walkabout 22 21 (Australian) a perio...
walkathon 21 20 a marathon walking e...
walkaways 29 22 WALKAWAY, an easy vi...
walkmills 25 22 WALKMILL, a fulling-...
walkovers 22 21 WALKOVER, a race inv...
walkyries 27 19 WALKYRIE, in Norse m...
wallabies 22 17 WALLABY, (Native Aus...
wallaroos 19 14 WALLAROO, (Native Au...
wallboard 22 18 building board, boar...
wallchart 26 19 a chart of informati...
wallopers 22 17 WALLOPER, (colloquia...
walloping 23 20 a beating [n -S]
wallowers 23 17 WALLOWER, one that r...
wallowing 24 20 the act of wallowing...
wallpaper 24 20 paper used to cover...
wallsends 20 16 WALLSEND, coal of a...
wallworts 24 17 WALLWORT, a dwarf el...
wallyball 31 21 a ball game played o...
wallydrag 28 19 (Scots) a feeble, im...
waltzings 24 25 WALTZING, the act of...
waltzlike 25 27 like a waltz [adj]
wambenger 21 21 (Native Australian)...
wambliest 23 19 WAMBLY, affected wit...
wamblings 24 22 WAMBLING, the act of...
wampished 24 21 WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wampishes 24 20 WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wanchancy 31 24 (Scots) unlucky, dan...
wanderers 17 14 WANDERER, one who wa...
wandering 18 17 moving about with no...
wanderoos 16 14 WANDEROO, (Sinhalese...
wanglings 21 19 WANGLING, the act of...
wannabees 17 17 WANNABEE, someone wh...
wannesses 16 14 WANNESS, the state o...
wannigans 17 17 WANNIGAN, (Native Am...
wantaways 26 18 WANTAWAY, a football...
wanthills 23 17 WANTHILL, (dialect)...
wantoners 16 14 WANTONER, one who wa...
wantonest 16 14 WANTON, thoughtlessl...
wantoning 17 17 WANTON, to behave in...
wantonise 16 14 (archaic) to play th...
wantonize 19 23 (archaic) to play th...
wanworths 23 18 WANWORTH, (Scots) a...
wapenshaw 24 21 (Scots) a periodical...
wapentake 19 20 (Old English) an arc...
wapinshaw 25 21 (Scots) a periodical...
wappering 23 21 WAPPER, to cause to...
warbliest 22 16 WARBLY, voiced in a...
warblings 23 19 WARBLING, the act of...
warbonnet 18 17 a headdress worn by...
warcrafts 24 18 WARCRAFT, the art of...
wardcorns 21 17 WARDCORN, a payment...
wardening 18 17 WARDEN, to guard as...
wardering 19 16 WARDER, to guard as...
wardmotes 19 16 WARDMOTE, a meeting...
wardrobed 20 17 WARDROBE, to keep in...
wardrober 20 16 (historical) a house...
wardrobes 20 16 WARDROBE, a large cu...
wardrooms 19 16 WARDROOM, an officer...
wardships 24 18 WARDSHIP, the office...
warehouse 19 15 a building or room f...
warerooms 18 15 WAREROOM, a room for...
warfarers 20 15 WARFARER, one engage...
warfaring 21 18 the business of wagi...
warfarins 20 16 WARFARIN, a rat pois...
wargamers 20 17 WARGAMER, one who pr...
wargaming 21 20 engaging in simulate...
warhorses 20 14 WARHORSE, a horse us...
waribashi 23 17 (Japanese) a pair of...
wariments 19 16 WARIMENT, (Spenser)...
warlockry 30 22 sorcery [n WARLOCKRI...
warmakers 20 19 WARMAKER, one who ma...
warmblood 22 20 one of a race of hor...
warmonger 19 18 one who delights in...
warmouths 22 18 WARMOUTH, an America...
warningly 26 19 WARNING, giving a wa...
warpaints 20 16 WARPAINT, paint used...
warplanes 20 17 WARPLANE, an aeropla...
warpowers 23 18 WARPOWER, the power...
warragals 20 15 WARRAGAL, (Native Au...
warragles 20 15 WARRAGLE, (Native Au...
warraguls 21 16 WARRAGUL, (Native Au...
warranded 17 15 WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warraning 18 16 WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warranted 17 14 WARRANT, to give aut...
warrantee 16 13 the person to whom a...
warranter 17 13 one who warrants, al...
warrantor 17 13 one who warrants, al...
warraying 25 17 WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warreners 17 13 WARRENER, the keeper...
warreying 25 17 WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warrigals 21 15 WARRIGAL, (Native Au...
warrisons 18 13 WARRISON, (obsolete)...
warstlers 20 13 WARSTLER, one who ta...
warstling 21 16 WARSTLE, to wrestle,...
wartweeds 21 16 WARTWEED, any of a f...
wartworts 22 15 WARTWORT, a kind of...
warwolves 24 20 WARWOLF, a mediaeval...
washables 23 18 WASHABLE [n]
washaways 29 19 WASHAWAY, an erosion...
washballs 25 19 WASHBALL, a ball of...
washbasin 22 18 a basin to wash one'...
washboard 22 18 a broad thin plank a...
washbowls 27 21 WASHBOWL, a bowl use...
washcloth 27 20 a piece of cloth use...
washdowns 23 19 WASHDOWN, the act of...
washeries 20 14 WASHERY, a washhouse...
washering 21 17 WASHER, to fit with...
washerman 20 18 a man who washes clo...
washermen 20 18 WASHERMAN, a man who...
washhouse 22 17 an outbuilding for w...
washiness 20 15 the state of being w...
washlands 21 17 WASHLAND, an area of...
washrooms 21 17 WASHROOM, a room, es...
washstand 20 16 a stand holding a wa...
washwipes 26 20 WASHWIPE, a mechanis...
washwoman 23 21 a woman who does lau...
washwomen 23 21 WASHWOMAN, a woman w...
waspiness 20 16 the state of being w...
waspishly 31 20 WASPISH, like a wasp...
waspnests 20 16 WASPNEST, the nest o...
wassailed 19 14 WASSAIL, to go carol...
wassailer 19 13 one who wassails [n...
wassailry 26 15 the act of wassailin...
wasserman 18 16 (German) a man-shape...
wassermen 18 16 WASSERMAN, (German)...
wastebins 20 16 WASTEBIN, a rubbish...
wasteland 18 15 a desolate, barren a...
wastelots 19 13 WASTELOT, an unused...
wasteness 17 13 the state of being w...
wasterful 22 17 (Scots) extravagant...
wasteries 18 12 WASTERIE, reckless e...
wastering 19 15 WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wasteways 27 17 WASTEWAY, a channel...
wasteweir 21 15 a sluiceway or passa...
wastingly 27 18 WASTING, of an illne...
wastrifes 21 15 WASTRIFE, (Scots) wa...
watchable 26 21 worth watching [adj]...
watchband 25 22 a band on which a wa...
watchcase 26 20 the case housing the...
watchdogs 25 20 WATCHDOG, to act as...
watcheyes 29 19 WATCHEYE, an eye in...
watchlist 26 18 a list of things to...
watchouts 24 18 WATCHOUT, the act of...
watchword 27 21 the password to be g...
waterages 18 14 WATERAGE, conveyance...
waterbeds 20 16 WATERBED, a bed fill...
waterbird 21 16 a bird that leaves o...
waterbuck 25 23 any of several kinds...
waterdogs 19 15 WATERDOG, a large sa...
waterfall 22 17 a fall or perpendicu...
waterfowl 24 19 any bird that freque...
waterhead 19 15 the source of a rive...
waterhens 19 15 WATERHEN, the gallin...
wateriest 18 12 WATERY, like water [...
waterings 19 15 WATERING, the act of...
waterjets 20 21 WATERJET, a stream o...
waterleaf 20 16 any plant of the Ame...
waterless 19 13 without water [adj]
waterlily 27 16 a name commonly give...
waterline 18 14 any of several lines...
waterlogs 20 15 WATERLOG, to soak wi...
waterloos 18 13 WATERLOO, a decisive...
watermark 20 19 a distinguishing mar...
watermill 22 17 a mill driven by wat...
watershed 20 15 the area which a riv...
waterside 18 13 the edge of a sea, l...
waterskis 20 16 WATERSKI, a ski for...
waterways 27 17 WATERWAY, a navigabl...
waterweed 20 16 any plant with very...
waterwork 22 19 a piece of fabric pa...
waterworn 20 16 worn smooth by water...
waterzooi 20 21 a stew of fish or ch...
watthours 21 15 WATTHOUR, a unit of...
wattlings 21 16 WATTLING, the act of...
wattmeter 19 15 an instrument for me...
wauchting 25 21 WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
waughting 23 20 WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waukmills 24 22 WAUKMILL, a fulling-...
waulkmill 25 23 a fulling-mill, also...
wavebands 21 21 WAVEBAND, a range of...
waveforms 23 22 WAVEFORM, a type of...
wavefront 21 20 in a propagating vib...
waveguide 21 20 in electronics, a ho...
wavellite 22 18 hydrated phosphate o...
wavemeter 20 19 an instrument for me...
waveriest 20 16 WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
waverings 21 19 WAVERING, the act of...
waveshape 23 21 a graph showing the...
wavetable 22 20 a collection of digi...
waxcloths 31 25 WAXCLOTH, oilcloth,...
waxflower 30 26 any of various plant...
waxplants 27 24 WAXPLANT, any of sev...
waxworker 28 26 one who works in wax...
wayboards 26 18 WAYBOARD, a thin geo...
waybreads 26 18 WAYBREAD, the common...
wayfarers 26 17 WAYFARER, a travelle...
wayfaring 27 20 travelling [n -S]
waygoings 26 19 WAYGOING, (Scots) a...
waygooses 24 16 WAYGOOSE, an annual...
waylayers 31 17 WAYLAYER, one who wa...
waylaying 32 20 WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
wayleaves 26 19 WAYLEAVE, permission...
waymarked 26 22 WAYMARK, to mark wit...
waymented 24 19 WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
waypoints 26 18 WAYPOINT, a point be...
waywardly 35 21 WAYWARD, wilful [adv...
waywisers 28 17 WAYWISER, an instrum...
wayzgoose 27 25 an annual employees'...
weakeners 17 17 WEAKENER, something...
weakening 18 20 the act of making we...
weakishly 29 21 WEAKISH, somewhat we...
weakliest 20 17 WEAKLY, weak and sic...
weaklings 21 20 WEAKLING, a weak per...
weaksides 19 17 WEAKSIDE, someone's...
wealthier 21 15 WEALTHY, rich [adj]
wealthily 29 18 WEALTHY, rich [adv]
weanlings 19 17 WEANLING, an animal...
weaponeer 17 16 to design weapons, e...
weaponing 19 19 WEAPON, to supply wi...
weaponise 18 16 to adapt a chemical,...
weaponize 21 25 to adapt a chemical,...
wearables 20 16 WEARABLE, a garment...
weariless 19 13 incapable of being w...
weariness 17 13 the state of being w...
wearingly 26 18 WEARING, tiring [adv...
wearisome 18 15 tiresome, also WEARI...
wearproof 21 18 proof against wear [...
weaselers 18 13 WEASELER, one who ac...
weaseling 19 16 WEASEL, to act evasi...
weaselled 19 15 WEASEL, to act evasi...
weaseller 19 14 one who weasels, als...
weathered 19 15 WEATHER, to expose t...
weatherer 19 14 one who weathers [n...
weatherly 27 17 able to sail close t...
weazening 20 25 WEAZEN, to become dr...
webcasted 23 19 WEBCAST, to transmit...
webcaster 23 18 one who broadcasts o...
webfooted 21 19 having webbed feet [...
webifying 30 23 WEBIFY, to put a pie...
webisodes 20 16 WEBISODE, a short ep...
weblishes 24 18 WEBLISH, very abbrev...
weblogger 23 20 one who keeps a webl...
webmaster 21 18 a person responsible...
webspaces 25 21 WEBSPACE, storage sp...
webwheels 26 21 WEBWHEEL, a wheel fo...
weddering 19 17 WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedelning 19 18 WEDELN, (German) to...
wedgelike 21 20 like a wedge [adj]
wedgewise 22 18 in the manner of a w...
weederies 17 13 WEEDERY, a place ful...
weedheads 19 16 WEEDHEAD, a person w...
weedicide 21 17 something that kills...
weediness 17 14 the state of being w...
weedlines 18 15 WEEDLINE, the edge o...
weekended 17 19 WEEKEND, to take a h...
weekender 17 18 one who spends the w...
weeknight 22 21 the evening or night...
weensiest 17 13 WEENSY, tiny [adj]
weepholes 22 18 WEEPHOLE, a hole in...
weepiness 19 16 the state of being w...
weepingly 28 21 WEEPING, tearful [ad...
weetingly 26 18 WEETING [adv]
weevilled 22 19 infested by weevils,...
weeweeing 20 18 WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weigelias 20 15 WEIGELIA, a hardy ga...
weighable 24 20 capable of being wei...
weighages 22 18 WEIGHAGE, the rate p...
weighings 23 19 WEIGHING, a weighing...
weightage 22 18 a weighting [n -S]
weighters 22 16 WEIGHTER, one that w...
weightier 22 16 WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
weightily 30 19 WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
weighting 23 19 the act of weighting...
weirdness 18 14 the state of being w...
welcomely 30 22 WELCOME, received wi...
welcomers 23 19 WELCOMER, one who we...
welcoming 24 22 WELCOME, to greet co...
weldments 20 18 WELDMENT, a unit com...
welfarism 23 19 the social policies...
welfarist 22 16 an adherent of the s...
welfarite 21 16 (US) a person who is...
welladays 26 17 (archaic) alas, also...
wellanear 18 15 (archaic) alas [inte...
wellaways 29 19 WELLAWAY [n]
wellbeing 23 20 a state of being wel...
wellcurbs 27 21 WELLCURB, the stone...
welldoers 20 15 WELLDOER, a doer of...
wellheads 22 17 WELLHEAD, the source...
wellholes 23 17 WELLHOLE, the shaft...
wellhouse 22 17 a structure above a...
wellsites 21 14 WELLSITE, the site o...
weltering 20 16 WELTER, to roll abou...
wendigoes 18 16 WENDIGO, (Native Ame...
weregilds 21 16 WEREGILD, a price pa...
wernerite 17 13 the common grayish o...
werwolves 24 20 WERWOLF, a person wh...
westabout 20 16 towards the west [ad...
westbound 20 18 heading in a westerl...
westering 19 15 motion towards the w...
westerner 17 13 one who lives in or...
westwards 22 16 in a westerly direct...
wetnesses 17 13 WETNESS, the state o...
whackiest 25 21 WHACKY, eccentric, a...
whackings 26 24 WHACKING, a beating...
whaisling 23 18 WHAISLE, to wheeze,...
whaizling 26 27 WHAIZLE, to wheeze,...
whakairos 21 18 WHAKAIRO, (Maori) th...
whakapapa 24 24 (Maori) a family tre...
whaleback 27 25 a kind of steamboat...
whaleboat 22 18 a boat used for catc...
whalebone 21 19 a light flexible sub...
whalelike 23 20 like a whale [adj]
whaleries 21 15 WHALERY, whaling [n]
wharenuis 20 16 WHARENUI, (Maori) a...
wharepuni 22 19 (Maori) a tall carve...
wharfages 23 19 WHARFAGE, the fee or...
wharfings 24 20 WHARFING, material u...
whatsises 21 14 WHATSIS, something w...
wheatears 19 14 WHEATEAR, any of sev...
wheatgerm 22 19 the vitamin-rich emb...
wheatiest 20 14 WHEATY, tasting of w...
wheatland 20 17 land on which wheat...
wheatless 21 15 without wheat [adj]
wheatmeal 21 18 wheat flour with som...
wheatworm 24 20 a small nematode wor...
wheeching 26 22 WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheedlers 21 16 WHEEDLER, one who wh...
wheedling 22 19 enticing by soft wor...
wheelbase 22 18 the distance between...
wheeliest 21 15 WHEELY, like a wheel...
wheelings 22 18 WHEELING, the condit...
wheelless 22 16 without wheels [adj]
wheelsman 21 19 a steersman, also WH...
wheelsmen 21 19 WHEELSMAN, a steersm...
wheelspin 23 19 the rotation of a wh...
wheelwork 25 22 a combination of whe...
wheenging 21 20 WHEENGE, (Scots) to...
wheepling 24 21 WHEEPLE, (Scots) to...
wheeshing 23 19 WHEESH, (Scots) to c...
wheeshted 22 17 WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wheeziest 23 23 WHEEZY, given to whe...
wheezings 24 26 WHEEZING, the act of...
wheezling 25 27 WHEEZLE, (Scots) to...
whelkiest 23 19 WHELKY, marked with...
whelpless 25 19 without a whelp [adj...
whemmling 25 24 WHEMMLE, to overturn...
whencever 24 22 from whatsoever plac...
whereases 19 14 WHEREAS, an introduc...
wherefore 21 17 a reason why, also W...
wherefors 22 17 WHEREFOR, a reason w...
wherefrom 23 20 from where [adv]
whereinto 19 15 into which; into wha...
whereness 19 15 the state of having...
whereunto 19 16 whereto, for what pu...
whereupon 21 19 at which point [adv]
wherewith 26 19 with what [adj] / th...
wherreted 20 15 WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherrited 21 15 WHERRIT, to worry, a...
wherrying 28 19 WHERRY, to transport...
wherryman 27 20 a man employed in a...
wherrymen 27 20 WHERRYMAN, a man emp...
whetstone 19 15 a stone for sharpeni...
wheughing 25 22 WHEUGH, to utter a s...
wheyfaced 31 23 with a complexion th...
wheyfaces 31 22 WHEYFACE, a pale whi...
whichever 28 23 any one, no matter w...
whickered 25 22 WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddered 21 17 WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whiffiest 26 20 WHIFFY, smelly [adj]
whiffings 27 23 WHIFFING, the action...
whifflers 27 21 WHIFFLER, an officia...
whifflery 33 23 levity; trifling [n...
whiffling 28 24 the act of whiffling...
whillying 31 21 WHILLY, to entice by...
whillywha 35 23 (Scots) to coax, whe...
whimberry 31 22 the bilberry or whor...
whimbrels 26 21 WHIMBREL, a bird lik...
whimmiest 24 20 WHIMMY, full of whim...
whimpered 24 21 WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimperer 24 20 one who whimpers [n...
whimpling 27 24 WHIMPLE, to wear a v...
whimsical 27 21 full of whims, odd,...
whimsiest 23 17 WHIMSY, full of whim...
whinberry 29 20 the bilberry or whor...
whinchats 26 20 WHINCHAT, a small br...
whingding 23 21 a lively party, also...
whingeing 22 20 WHINGE, to complain...
whingiest 22 17 WHINGY, complaining...
whiniards 21 16 WHINIARD, (historica...
whininess 20 16 the state of being w...
whiningly 29 21 WHINING, complaining...
whinniest 20 16 WHINNY, abounding in...
whinnying 27 21 WHINNY, to make a hi...
whinstone 19 16 a hard and compact r...
whinyards 27 18 WHINYARD, (historica...
whipbirds 27 21 WHIPBIRD, the coach-...
whipcords 27 21 WHIPCORD, a fabric w...
whipcordy 33 23 like whipcord, a fab...
whipjacks 30 33 WHIPJACK, a whining...
whippiest 26 20 WHIPPY, pliant, supp...
whippings 27 23 WHIPPING, material u...
whipsawed 26 21 WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whipsnake 23 22 a kind of long thin...
whipstaff 28 23 a vertical lever con...
whipstall 26 19 of an airplane, to s...
whipsters 24 17 WHIPSTER, (obsolete)...
whipstock 28 24 the rod or handle to...
whiptails 25 18 WHIPTAIL, a lizard w...
whipworms 28 23 WHIPWORM, a parasiti...
whirlbats 25 18 WHIRLBAT, an ancient...
whirliest 23 15 WHIRLY, given to whi...
whirligig 26 19 a child's toy having...
whirlings 24 18 WHIRLING, the act of...
whirlpool 25 19 a circular current i...
whirlwind 26 20 a small rotating win...
whirreted 21 15 WHIRRET, to give a s...
whirriest 22 14 WHIRRY, characterist...
whirrings 23 17 WHIRRING, the act of...
whirrying 29 19 WHIRRY, to move rapi...
whishting 25 19 WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whiskered 22 19 having whiskers [adj...
whispered 23 18 WHISPER, to speak so...
whisperer 23 17 one who whispers [n...
whistlers 23 15 WHISTLER, someone or...
whistling 24 18 of e.g. a wind, maki...
whitebait 23 17 the fry of various s...
whitebass 23 17 a silvery food fish...
whitebeam 23 20 a small tree with le...
whitecaps 26 20 WHITECAP, a wave wit...
whitecoat 23 17 a white-furred seal...
whitecomb 27 23 a fungal disease aff...
whitedamp 24 21 a mixture of poisono...
whiteface 25 20 white makeup esp. as...
whitefish 26 19 a general name for s...
whitehead 22 17 the blue-winged snow...
whitelist 23 15 to place a name, ema...
whiteners 20 15 WHITENER, something...
whiteness 20 15 the state of being w...
whitening 21 18 WHITEN, to make whit...
whiteouts 21 15 WHITEOUT, a conditio...
whitepots 23 17 WHITEPOT, a Devonshi...
whitetail 22 15 the Virginia deer [n...
whitewall 26 19 the spotted flycatch...
whiteware 23 17 articles made of whi...
whitewash 26 19 a mixture of lime an...
whitewing 25 20 the chaffinch, so ca...
whitewood 23 18 the soft and easily...
whithered 23 17 WHITHER, to blow str...
whitlings 24 18 WHITLING, a young bu...
whitracks 26 21 WHITRACK, (Scots) a...
whitricks 27 21 WHITRICK, a weasel,...
whitsters 22 14 WHITSTER, (archaic)...
whittawer 24 17 (dialect) a saddler...
whittered 21 15 WHITTER, to talk or...
whittlers 23 15 WHITTLER, one who wh...
whittling 24 18 the act of whittling...
whittrets 22 14 WHITTRET, (Scots) a...
whizbangs 27 29 WHIZBANG, a light sh...
whizzbang 30 38 a light shell of hig...
whizziest 28 32 WHIZZY, using sophis...
whizzings 29 35 WHIZZING, the act of...
whodunits 21 17 WHODUNIT, a mystery...
whodunnit 20 18 a mystery novel, als...
wholefood 22 19 unprocessed, natural...
wholemeal 22 19 flour made from the...
wholeness 20 16 the state of being w...
wholesale 21 16 the sale of goods, u...
wholesome 21 18 healthy, whole, also...
wholistic 26 18 considering the whol...
wholphins 26 21 WHOLPHIN, a hybrid o...
whombling 26 24 WHOMBLE, to overturn...
whommling 25 24 WHOMMLE, to overturn...
whoopings 23 20 WHOOPING, the act of...
whoopsies 22 17 WHOOPSIE, a mess or...
whooshing 23 19 WHOOSH, to move with...
whoosises 20 14 WHOOSIS, an object o...
whoppings 26 23 WHOPPING, a thrashin...
whoredoms 21 18 WHOREDOM, prostituti...
whoresons 19 15 WHORESON, (archaic)...
whorishly 31 19 WHORISH, like a whor...
whorlbats 24 18 WHORLBAT, an ancient...
whosoever 21 18 every one who [pron]
whummling 26 25 WHUMMLE, to overturn...
whunstane 19 17 (Scots) a hard and c...
whuppings 27 24 WHUPPING, a whipping...
whydunits 28 19 WHYDUNIT, a novel or...
whydunnit 27 20 a novel or film conc...
wickedest 23 20 WICKED, bad, evil [a...
wickthing 27 24 (dialect) a creeping...
wideawake 21 20 a low wide-brimmed s...
widebands 20 18 WIDEBAND, a wide ban...
widenings 19 17 WIDENING, the act of...
widowbird 25 20 another name for the...
widowered 21 17 made into a widower...
widowhood 23 19 the state of being a...
widthways 31 20 across the width, as...
widthwise 25 18 across the width, as...
wieldable 22 18 capable of being wie...
wieldiest 20 14 WIELDY, easily wield...
wieldless 21 15 unmanageable [adj]
wifehoods 22 18 WIFEHOOD, the status...
wifeliest 22 16 WIFELY, befitting a...
wiggeries 21 16 WIGGERY, a wig or wi...
wiggliest 23 17 WIGGLY, tending to w...
wigmakers 22 21 WIGMAKER, one who ma...
wigwagged 25 22 WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wigwagger 25 21 one who wigwags, sig...
wikiality 28 19 information that is...
wildcards 24 18 WILDCARD, a symbol u...
wildering 21 17 WILDER, to cause to...
wildfires 23 17 WILDFIRE, raging des...
wildfowls 27 21 WILDFOWL, a game bir...
wildgrave 23 20 (German) a former Ge...
wildlands 21 17 WILDLAND, uncultivat...
wildlifes 24 18 WILDLIFE, wild anima...
wildlings 23 18 WILDLING, a wild pla...
wildwoods 23 18 WILDWOOD, natural fo...
willemite 22 17 a silicate of zinc,...
willeying 28 19 WILLEY, to clean in...
willfully 33 22 WILLFUL, bent on hav...
willinger 22 17 WILLING, ready to co...
willingly 30 20 WILLING, ready to co...
williwaus 25 18 WILLIWAU, a violent...
williwaws 28 20 WILLIWAW, a violent...
willowers 24 17 WILLOWER, one who wi...
willowier 24 17 WILLOWY, slender and...
willowing 25 20 WILLOW, to clean tex...
willowish 27 19 of the colour of wil...
willpower 26 20 the power of the wil...
willywaws 34 22 WILLYWAW, a violent...
wimpiness 22 19 the quality of being...
wimpishly 33 23 WIMPISH, ineffectual...
wincingly 30 22 WINCING [adv]
wincopipe 25 22 (obsolete) a little...
windbells 23 19 WINDBELL, a light be...
windbills 24 19 WINDBILL, a bill of...
windblast 22 18 a blast of wind [n -...
windblown 24 22 blown down by the wi...
windblows 25 21 WINDBLOW, the blowin...
windborne 19 18 carried on the wind...
windbound 20 20 hindered from sailin...
windbreak 21 21 something serving as...
windburns 21 19 WINDBURN, to cause i...
windburnt 21 19 WINDBURN, to cause i...
windchill 27 21 the cooling effect t...
windfalls 23 19 WINDFALL, unexpected...
windflaws 25 21 WINDFLAW, a gust of...
windgalls 22 18 WINDGALL, a swelling...
windhover 22 20 the kestrel [n -S]
windigoes 19 16 WINDIGO, (Native Ame...
windiness 18 15 the state of being w...
windingly 27 20 WINDING, changing di...
windlings 21 18 WINDLING, the act of...
windloads 19 16 WINDLOAD, the force...
windmills 23 19 WINDMILL, to rotate...
windowing 22 20 the act of providing...
windpacks 25 24 WINDPACK, snow that...
windpipes 23 20 WINDPIPE, the trache...
windproof 22 20 to make a fabric etc...
windrowed 21 18 WINDROW, to arrange...
windrower 21 17 a machine that puts...
windsails 20 15 WINDSAIL, a wide fun...
windshake 21 20 a flaw in wood said...
windships 24 19 WINDSHIP, a sailing...
windslabs 22 18 WINDSLAB, a crust fo...
windsocks 23 21 WINDSOCK, a device o...
windstorm 20 17 a storm of wind [n -...
windsurfs 22 18 WINDSURF, to sail on...
windswept 24 20 swept by the wind [a...
windthrow 24 19 the blowing over of...
windtight 23 18 so tight as to preve...
windwards 22 18 in the direction of...
wineberry 26 18 the red currant [n W...
wineglass 20 16 a glass for the drin...
winemaker 19 20 a maker of wine [n -...
winepress 20 16 a machine in which g...
wineshops 22 18 WINESHOP, a shop whe...
wineskins 19 18 WINESKIN, a goatskin...
wingbacks 26 25 WINGBACK, a backfiel...
wingbeats 21 18 WINGBEAT, the motion...
wingchair 25 20 a chair with forward...
wingdings 21 19 WINGDING, a lively p...
wingovers 21 19 WINGOVER, a flight m...
wingspans 21 19 WINGSPAN, the distan...
wingsuits 21 16 WINGSUIT, a skydivin...
winkingly 28 23 WINKING, with eyes s...
winningly 26 20 WINNING, captivating...
winnowers 20 17 WINNOWER, one who wi...
winnowing 21 20 the act of winnowing...
winsomely 26 19 WINSOME, charming, c...
winsomest 19 16 WINSOME, charming, c...
winterers 18 13 WINTERER, one who sp...
winterfed 20 17 WINTERFEED, to feed...
winterier 18 13 WINTERY, having the...
wintering 19 16 WINTER, to pass the...
winterise 18 13 to make suitable for...
winterish 21 15 like winter [adj]
winterize 21 22 to make suitable for...
wintriest 19 13 WINTRY, having the c...
wiredrawn 21 17 WIREDRAW, to draw in...
wiredraws 22 16 WIREDRAW, to draw in...
wireframe 21 18 a basic visual guide...
wiregrass 20 14 a variety of fine gr...
wirehairs 21 14 WIREHAIR, a breed of...
wirelines 19 14 WIRELINE, a telegrap...
wirephoto 22 17 a photograph sent ov...
wireworks 23 19 WIREWORK, an article...
wireworms 23 18 WIREWORM, a hard-bod...
wirricows 26 18 WIRRICOW, (Scots) th...
wiseacres 21 15 WISEACRE, a pretenti...
wiseasses 18 12 WISEASS, a pretentio...
wisecrack 26 22 a pungent comment [n...
wiseliest 20 13 WISELY, in a wise ma...
wiselings 21 16 WISELING, someone wh...
wisewoman 21 19 a witch or seeress [...
wisewomen 21 19 WISEWOMAN, a witch o...
wishbones 22 18 WISHBONE, the V-shap...
wishfully 33 22 WISHFUL, desirous [a...
wispiness 21 16 the state of being w...
wistarias 19 12 WISTARIA, an ornamen...
wisterias 19 12 WISTERIA, an ornamen...
wistfully 31 20 WISTFUL, yearning [a...
witchetty 31 19 (Native Australian)...
witchhood 26 20 the state of being a...
witchiest 25 17 WITCHY, malicious [a...
witchings 26 20 WITCHING, the act of...
witchknot 25 22 a knot in hair suppo...
witchlike 27 22 like a witch [adj]
witchweed 27 21 a yellow-flowered pl...
withdrawn 24 19 WITHDRAW, to move aw...
withdraws 25 18 WITHDRAW, to move aw...
witherers 21 14 WITHERER, one that w...
withering 22 17 of criticism, severe...
witherite 21 14 barium carbonate occ...
witherods 21 15 WITHEROD, a North Am...
withhault 25 18 WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withholds 25 18 WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withouten 20 16 (archaic) without [p...
withstand 21 16 to resist [v WITHSTO...
withstood 21 15 WITHSTAND, to resist...
withwinds 25 19 WITHWIND, (dialect)...
withywind 31 21 (dialect) bindweed o...
witlessly 28 16 WITLESS, lacking int...
witnessed 18 14 WITNESS, to have dir...
witnesser 18 13 one who witnesses [n...
witnesses 18 13 WITNESS, to have dir...
wittering 20 15 WITTER, to mutter pe...
witticism 25 18 a witty remark [n -S...
wittiness 19 13 the quality of being...
wittingly 28 18 WITTING, cognisant,...
witwanton 20 17 to engage in irrever...
wivehoods 22 19 WIVEHOOD, (Spenser)...
woadwaxen 25 24 dyer's greenweed, al...
woadwaxes 26 23 WOADWAX, dyer's gree...
wobbegong 23 23 (Native Australian)...
wobbliest 24 19 WOBBLY, unsteady, al...
wobblings 25 22 WOBBLING, the act of...
woebegone 18 18 sad, dejected, also...
woefuller 22 18 WOEFUL, full of woe,...
woenesses 16 13 WOENESS, sadness, al...
wofullest 23 18 WOFUL, full of grief...
wofulness 21 18 the state of being w...
wolfberry 30 21 an American shrub wh...
wolfhound 23 21 any of several breed...
wolfishly 32 21 WOLFISH, like a wolf...
wolflings 24 20 WOLFLING, a young wo...
wolfsbane 22 20 a kind of aconite [n...
wolfskins 23 21 WOLFSKIN, the pelt o...
wolverene 19 18 a ferocious mustelid...
wolverine 20 18 a ferocious mustelid...
wolvishly 32 22 WOLVISH, like a wolf...
womanhood 19 19 the state of being a...
womanised 18 17 WOMANISE, to pursue...
womaniser 18 16 one who engages in c...
womanises 18 16 WOMANISE, to pursue...
womanisms 20 19 WOMANISM, a belief i...
womanists 19 16 WOMANIST, a supporte...
womanized 21 26 WOMANIZE, to pursue...
womanizer 21 25 one who engages in c...
womanizes 21 25 WOMANIZE, to pursue...
womankind 19 22 women generally, the...
womanless 19 17 without a woman [adj...
womanlier 19 17 WOMANLY, like a woma...
womanlike 20 21 like a woman [adj]
womanness 17 17 the state of being a...
womanning 18 20 WOMAN, to play the p...
womenfolk 22 24 women collectively [...
womenkind 19 22 women generally, the...
wonderers 17 14 WONDERER, one who wo...
wonderful 21 19 causing wonder; stra...
wondering 18 17 having a feeling of...
wonderkid 19 19 (colloquial) an exce...
wonderous 17 15 strange, wonderful,...
wonkeries 18 17 WONKERY, the qualiti...
woodbinds 20 18 WOODBIND, the honeys...
woodbines 19 17 WOODBINE, the honeys...
woodblock 25 24 a type of flooring [...
woodborer 19 16 any of various beetl...
woodboxes 25 23 WOODBOX, a container...
woodchats 23 18 WOODCHAT, a species...
woodchips 26 21 WOODCHIP, chipped wo...
woodchops 25 21 WOODCHOP, an exhibit...
woodchuck 28 26 (Native American) a...
woodcocks 25 23 WOODCOCK, a genus of...
woodcraft 23 19 skill in hunting or...
woodenest 16 14 WOODEN, stiff as in...
woodening 17 17 WOODEN, (Australian...
woodentop 18 17 a uniformed policema...
woodferns 19 17 WOODFERN, an evergre...
woodgrain 18 16 grain in wood [n -S]
woodholes 20 16 WOODHOLE, a place wh...
woodhorse 19 15 a sawhorse [n -S]
woodhouse 19 16 a wild man of the wo...
woodiness 17 14 the state of being w...
woodlands 18 16 WOODLAND, land cover...
woodlarks 20 18 WOODLARK, a kind of...
woodlores 18 14 WOODLORE, knowledge...
woodlouse 18 15 any small isopod cru...
woodmeals 19 17 WOODMEAL, sawdust an...
woodmouse 18 17 a field mouse [n WOO...
woodnotes 16 14 WOODNOTE, (Milton) a...
woodpiles 21 17 WOODPILE, a pile of...
woodprint 20 17 a design cut in reli...
woodreeve 18 17 the overseer of a wo...
woodroofs 19 16 WOODROOF, a plant wi...
woodruffs 23 20 WOODRUFF, a plant wi...
woodscrew 24 19 a tapered screw for...
woodsheds 20 16 WOODSHED, to practic...
woodshock 24 22 a large North Americ...
woodsiest 18 13 WOODSY, relating to...
woodskins 19 18 WOODSKIN, an America...
woodspite 20 16 the green woodpecker...
woodstone 16 14 a striped variety of...
woodstove 19 17 a stove that burns w...
woodtones 16 14 WOODTONE, a finish t...
woodwales 21 17 WOODWALE, the woodpe...
woodwards 21 17 WOODWARD, an officer...
woodwasps 23 19 WOODWASP, a large wa...
woodwaxen 25 24 dyer's greenweed, al...
woodwaxes 26 23 WOODWAX, dyer's gree...
woodwinds 21 18 WOODWIND, any orches...
woodworks 22 20 WOODWORK, work made...
woodworms 22 19 WOODWORM, any of var...
woodwoses 20 16 WOODWOSE, a wild man...
woodyards 24 16 WOODYARD, a yard in...
wooldings 20 17 WOOLDING, the act of...
woolfells 23 18 WOOLFELL, (archaic)...
wooliness 18 14 the state of being w...
woolliest 20 14 WOOLLY, like wool [a...
woolpacks 25 23 WOOLPACK, a bag for...
woolsacks 23 20 WOOLSACK, the seat o...
woolsheds 21 16 WOOLSHED, a large sh...
woolskins 20 18 WOOLSKIN, a sheepski...
woolworks 23 20 WOOLWORK, needlework...
woomerang 18 18 (Native Australian)...
wooziness 20 22 the state of being w...
worcester 21 15 a kind of fine wool...
wordbooks 21 20 WORDBOOK, a dictiona...
wordbound 20 19 unable to find expre...
wordbreak 21 20 point of division in...
wordcount 21 18 a count of words in...
wordgames 20 18 WORDGAME, a game in...
wordiness 18 14 the state of being w...
wordlores 19 14 WORDLORE, informatio...
wordplays 28 19 WORDPLAY, a witty ex...
wordsmith 23 18 an accomplished user...
wordwraps 24 19 WORDWRAP, in computi...
workadays 25 19 WORKADAY, a working...
workbench 26 25 a bench, often purpo...
workboats 21 19 WORKBOAT, a commerci...
workbooks 22 23 WORKBOOK, a student'...
workboots 21 19 WORKBOOT, a sturdy l...
workboxes 27 26 WORKBOX, a bag for h...
workerist 20 16 one who supports wor...
workfares 21 19 WORKFARE, a welfare...
workflows 26 23 WORKFLOW, the amount...
workfolks 24 24 WORKFOLK, working pe...
workforce 24 22 the number of worker...
workgirls 23 19 WORKGIRL, a young wo...
workgroup 23 22 a group of computer...
workhorse 21 18 a horse used in a la...
workhours 22 19 WORKHOUR, any of the...
workhouse 21 19 (historical) a place...
workloads 20 18 WORKLOAD, the amount...
workmanly 27 23 in the fashion of a...
workmates 20 19 WORKMATE, a fellow w...
workpiece 24 22 a piece of work in p...
workplace 25 23 a place of work [n -...
workprint 22 20 an unfinished print...
workrooms 20 19 WORKROOM, a room in...
worksheet 21 18 a paper or form on w...
workshops 24 21 WORKSHOP, to hold a...
worksites 20 16 WORKSITE, an area wh...
worksongs 20 19 WORKSONG, a song sun...
workspace 24 22 an area set aside fo...
worktable 22 20 a table for holding...
workwears 22 19 WORKWEAR, clothing f...
workweeks 23 23 WORKWEEK, the number...
workwoman 22 23 a female workman [n...
workwomen 22 23 WORKWOMAN, a female...
worldbeat 21 17 popular music from o...
worldlier 21 15 WORLDLY, pertaining...
worldling 22 18 a person engrossed i...
worldview 25 21 an outlook on the wo...
worldwide 23 18 all over the world [...
wormcasts 23 18 WORMCAST, a spiral h...
wormeries 19 15 WORMERY, a place in...
wormflies 23 19 WORMFLY, a type of f...
wormgears 20 17 WORMGEAR, a gear whe...
wormholed 22 19 full of wormholes [a...
wormholes 22 18 WORMHOLE, a hole dug...
worminess 19 16 the state of being w...
wormroots 19 15 WORMROOT, a medicina...
wormseeds 19 16 WORMSEED, any one of...
wormwoods 22 19 WORMWOOD, the bitter...
worricows 25 18 WORRICOW, (Scots) th...
worriedly 26 16 WORRIED [adv]
worriment 19 16 trouble; anxiety; wo...
worrisome 19 15 causing worry [adj W...
worriting 20 15 WORRIT, to worry, al...
worrycows 31 20 WORRYCOW, (Scots) th...
worryguts 27 17 (colloquial) someone...
worryings 26 17 WORRYING, the act of...
worrywart 28 17 a person who worries...
worseness 17 13 the state of being w...
worsening 18 16 the act of becoming...
worshiped 23 18 WORSHIP, to honour a...
worshiper 23 17 one who worships, al...
worthiest 21 14 WORTHY, full of wort...
worthless 22 15 without worth [adj W...
worthying 28 19 WORTHY, (obsolete) t...
woundable 20 19 capable of being wou...
woundedly 25 19 WOUNDED [adv]
woundiest 18 15 WOUNDY, (archaic) ex...
woundings 19 18 WOUNDING, the act of...
woundless 19 16 harmless [adj]
woundwort 21 18 any of several plant...
wranglers 20 16 WRANGLER, a cattle-h...
wrangling 21 19 the act of wrangling...
wrapovers 22 19 WRAPOVER, a skirt th...
wrappages 23 20 WRAPPAGE, the act of...
wrappered 22 19 WRAPPER, to put a co...
wrappings 24 21 WRAPPING, a type of...
wrapround 20 18 an article of clothi...
wrassling 21 16 WRASSLE, to wrestle,...
wrastling 21 16 WRASTLE, to wrestle,...
wrathiest 21 14 WRATHY, inclined to...
wrathless 22 15 free from anger or w...
wraxlings 27 23 WRAXLING, the act of...
wreakless 20 17 unpunished [adj]
wreathers 20 14 WREATHER, one who wr...
wreathier 20 14 WREATHY, like a wrea...
wreathing 21 17 WREATHE, to shape in...
wreckages 23 21 WRECKAGE, the act of...
wreckfish 28 24 a stone bass [n -ES]
wreckings 24 22 WRECKING, the occupa...
wrenchers 23 18 WRENCHER, one who wr...
wrenching 24 21 twisting suddenly an...
wrestlers 20 13 WRESTLER, one who ta...
wrestling 21 16 the sport of wrestli...
wrigglers 23 17 WRIGGLER, one who wr...
wrigglier 23 17 WRIGGLY, wriggling [...
wriggling 24 20 the act of wriggling...
wrinklier 21 18 WRINKLY, wrinkled [a...
wrinklies 21 18 WRINKLY, an old pers...
wrinkling 22 21 WRINKLE, to crease [...
wristband 21 17 a band worn round th...
wristiest 20 12 WRISTY, making exten...
wristlets 21 13 WRISTLET, a wrist ba...
wristlock 25 20 a wrestling hold inv...
writative 21 16 characterized by an...
writeable 21 16 that can be written,...
writeoffs 23 18 WRITEOFF, an uncolle...
writeress 19 12 a female writer [n -...
writhings 23 17 WRITHING, the act of...
wrongdoer 18 16 one who does wrong [...
wrongness 18 16 the state of being w...
wrynesses 24 15 WRYNESS, the quality...
wulfenite 21 18 a molybdate of lead...
wurtzites 23 22 WURTZITE, sulphide o...
wuthering 22 18 WUTHER, to move swif...
wyandotte 23 16 (Native American) a...
wyliecoat 28 18 (Scots) a flannel un...

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