4 letter words that end with W

4 letter words that end with W

4 letter W word

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adaw 9 8 (Spenser) to daunt,...
alew 10 8 a greeting cry, hall...
alow 10 8 to a lower position...
anew 8 8 afresh, again [adv]
anow 8 8 (Milton) enough [adj...
arew 9 7 (Spenser) in a row,...
arow 9 7 (obsolete) in a row,...
avow 11 11 to declare [v -ED, -...
blaw 13 11 (Scots) to blow [v B...
blew 13 11 BLOW, to propel by a...
blow 13 11 to propel by a curre...
braw 12 10 (Scots) fine, brave...
brew 12 10 to make beer [v -ED,...
brow 12 10 the eyebrow; the rid...
chaw 15 12 to chew esp. tobacco...
chew 15 12 to grind with the te...
chow 15 12 to eat [v -ED, -ING,...
claw 14 11 to scratch with shar...
clew 14 11 a corner of a sail w...
clow 14 11 (Scots) to rake dung...
craw 13 10 the stomach of an an...
crew 13 10 to serve aboard a sh...
crow 13 10 to gloat, exult [v -...
deaw 9 8 (Spenser) to cover w...
dhow 12 10 a lateen-rigged orie...
draw 10 8 to move by pulling [...
drew 10 8 DRAW, to move by pul...
drow 10 8 (Scots) wet mist [n...
eeew 8 7 an interjection used...
enew 8 8 in falconry, to plun...
enow 8 8 (archaic) enough, al...
flaw 13 11 to make defective or...
flew 13 11 the floppy upper lip...
flow 13 11 to move steadily and...
frow 12 10 (Dutch) a woman, goo...
glow 12 10 to emit light and he...
gnaw 10 10 to wear away by pers...
gnow 10 10 the mallee fowl [n -...
grew 11 9 to shudder, to make...
grow 11 9 to cultivate [v GREW...
knew 10 12 KNOW, to have a true...
know 10 12 to have a true under...
meow 10 10 to make the sound of...
phew 14 12 an exclamation of re...
plew 13 11 a beaver skin, as a...
plow 13 11 to turn soil with a...
prow 12 10 the front part of a...
scaw 13 10 a low cape or headla...
scow 13 10 to transport by flat...
shaw 12 9 (Scots) to show [v S...
shew 12 9 (archaic) to show, a...
show 12 9 to cause or permit t...
skaw 11 11 a low cape or headla...
skew 11 11 oblique, biased [adj...
slaw 11 8 a salad of raw shred...
slew 11 8 to cause to move sid...
slow 11 8 to reduce speed [v -...
smew 11 10 a bird, the smallest...
snaw 9 8 to snow [v -ED, -ING...
snow 9 8 to rain white frozen...
spaw 12 10 (obsolete) a spa [n...
spew 12 10 to vomit [v -ED, -IN...
staw 10 7 (Scots) to stall [v...
stew 10 7 to cook by boiling s...
stow 10 7 to put away [v -ED,...
thaw 12 9 to melt [v -ED, -ING...
thew 12 9 a well-developed mus...
trew 10 7 (obsolete) true [adj...
trow 10 7 (archaic) to believe...
view 12 11 to look at [v -ED, -...
vrow 12 11 (Dutch) a woman, goo...
whew 15 12 to utter a sound of...
whow 15 12 (Scots) to impress [...
yeow 15 9 an interjection used...