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wadsetters
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WADSETTER, (Scots) o...
wadsetting
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WADSETT, (Scots) to...
wagenbooms
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WAGENBOOM, (Afrikaan...
wageworker
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one who works for a...
wagglingly
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WAGGLING [adv]
waggonette
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a carriage with one...
waggonless
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without a waggon, al...
waggonload
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the contents of a fu...
waghalters
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18
WAGHALTER, a felon l...
wagonettes
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WAGONETTE, a carriag...
wagonloads
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18
WAGONLOAD, the conte...
wainscoted
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18
WAINSCOT, to cover w...
wainwright
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a maker or repairer...
waistbands
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18
WAISTBAND, the strip...
waistbelts
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WAISTBELT, a belt wo...
waistcloth
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a cloth or wrapper w...
waistcoats
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16
WAISTCOAT, a garment...
waistlines
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15
WAISTLINE, a line th...
waiterages
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15
WAITERAGE, service b...
waiterhood
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the state of being a...
waiterings
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WAITERING, the job o...
waitlisted
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15
WAITLIST, to put on...
waitperson
21
17
a waiter of either s...
waitressed
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14
WAITRESS, to serve a...
waitresses
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WAITRESS, to serve a...
waitstaffs
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19
WAITSTAFF, waiters a...
wakeboards
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WAKEBOARD, to ride a...
waldflutes
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20
WALDFLUTE, (German)...
waldgraves
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21
WALDGRAVE, (German)...
walkabouts
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22
WALKABOUT, (Australi...
walkathons
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21
WALKATHON, a maratho...
walkshorts
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(New Zealand) smart...
wallboards
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19
WALLBOARD, building...
wallcharts
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20
WALLCHART, a chart o...
wallfishes
27
20
WALLFISH, a snail [n...
wallflower
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a yellowish-red flow...
wallopings
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21
WALLOPING, a beating...
wallowings
26
21
WALLOWING, the act o...
wallpapers
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21
WALLPAPER, to cover...
wallpepper
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a small Eurasian cra...
wallposter
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18
in China, a bulletin...
wallyballs
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WALLYBALL, a ball ga...
wallydrags
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20
WALLYDRAG, (Scots) a...
walnutwood
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the wood of the waln...
wambengers
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WAMBENGER, (Native A...
wambliness
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the state of being w...
wamblingly
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26
WAMBLING, moving uns...
wampishing
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24
WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wampumpeag
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(Native American) be...
wanchancie
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(Scots) unlucky, dan...
wanderings
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WANDERING, the act o...
wanderlust
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17
(German) an urge to...
wanrestful
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19
(Scots) restless [ad...
wanthriven
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21
(Scots) stunted, ill...
wantonised
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WANTONISE, (archaic)...
wantonises
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WANTONISE, (archaic)...
wantonized
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WANTONIZE, (archaic)...
wantonizes
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WANTONIZE, (archaic)...
wantonness
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the state of being w...
wanwordier
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18
WANWORDY, (Scots) wo...
wapenschaw
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(Scots) a periodical...
wapenshaws
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WAPENSHAW, (Scots) a...
wapentakes
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WAPENTAKE, (Old Engl...
wapinschaw
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(Scots) a periodical...
wapinshaws
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WAPINSHAW, (Scots) a...
wappenshaw
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(Scots) a periodical...
warblingly
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23
WARBLING, making a w...
warbonnets
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18
WARBONNET, a headdre...
warchalker
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23
one who engages in w...
wardenries
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15
WARDENRY, the office...
wardenship
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the office or jurisd...
wardership
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19
the office of warder...
wardresses
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14
WARDRESS, a female w...
wardrobers
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17
WARDROBER, (historic...
wardrobing
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20
WARDROBE, to keep in...
warehoused
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17
WAREHOUSE, to store...
warehouser
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a warehouseman [n -S...
warehouses
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WAREHOUSE, to store...
warfarings
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WARFARING, the busin...
wargamings
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WARGAMING, engaging...
waribashis
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18
WARIBASHI, (Japanese...
warinesses
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WARINESS, the state...
warlordism
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a system of rule by...
warmbloods
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WARMBLOOD, one of a...
warmnesses
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WARMNESS, the state...
warmongers
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WARMONGER, one who d...
warrandice
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a guarantee; a claus...
warranding
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WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warrantees
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WARRANTEE, the perso...
warranters
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WARRANTER, one who w...
warrantied
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WARRANTY, to guarant...
warranties
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WARRANTY, to guarant...
warranting
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the act of warrantin...
warrantise
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(archaic) to guarant...
warrantize
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to guarantee the sec...
warrantors
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WARRANTOR, one who w...
warrioress
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a female warrior [n...
washateria
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a laundrette, also W...
washbasins
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WASHBASIN, a basin t...
washboards
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WASHBOARD, a broad t...
washcloths
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21
WASHCLOTH, a piece o...
washeteria
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a laundrette, also W...
washhouses
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WASHHOUSE, an outbui...
washstands
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WASHSTAND, a stand h...
wassailers
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WASSAILER, one who w...
wassailing
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(historical) the hol...
wastefully
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WASTEFUL, tending to...
wastelands
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WASTELAND, a desolat...
wastepaper
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paper discarded as u...
wastewater
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waste water [n -S]
wasteweirs
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WASTEWEIR, a sluicew...
wastnesses
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WASTNESS, (obsolete)...
watchables
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WATCHABLE, something...
watchbands
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WATCHBAND, a band on...
watchboxes
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WATCHBOX, a sentry b...
watchcases
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WATCHCASE, the case...
watchcries
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WATCHCRY, a password...
watchfully
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WATCHFUL, closely ob...
watchglass
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a small dish used fo...
watchguard
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a chain or strap use...
watchlists
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WATCHLIST, a list of...
watchmaker
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one that makes or re...
watchstrap
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the strap of a watch...
watchtower
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a tower for a lookou...
watchwords
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WATCHWORD, the passw...
waterbirds
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WATERBIRD, a bird th...
waterborne
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supported, carried,...
waterbrain
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a disease of sheep,...
waterbucks
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WATERBUCK, any of se...
waterbuses
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WATERBUS, a large mo...
watercolor
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a pigment diluted wi...
watercraft
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a boat; boats collec...
watercress
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any of several aquat...
waterdrive
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the use of water pre...
waterfalls
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WATERFALL, a fall or...
waterflood
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a flood of water; an...
waterfowls
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WATERFOWL, any bird...
waterfront
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land with buildings,...
waterglass
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a water clock; an in...
waterheads
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WATERHEAD, the sourc...
wateriness
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the state of being w...
waterleafs
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WATERLEAF, any plant...
waterlines
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WATERLINE, any of se...
watermarks
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WATERMARK, to mark w...
watermelon
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a type of melon [n -...
watermills
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WATERMILL, a mill dr...
waterpower
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the power of water e...
waterpoxes
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WATERPOX, chickenpox...
waterproof
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proof against water...
waterquake
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a seismic disturbanc...
waterscape
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a sea view [n -S]
watersheds
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WATERSHED, the area...
watersider
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(Australian) a wharf...
watersides
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WATERSIDE, the edge...
watersmeet
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the confluence of tw...
waterspout
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a disturbance at sea...
watertight
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so well-sealed as no...
waterweeds
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WATERWEED, any plant...
waterwheel
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a wheel made to rota...
waterworks
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WATERWORK, a piece o...
waterzoois
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WATERZOOI, a stew of...
wattlebark
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the bark of various...
wattlebird
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any one of several s...
wattlework
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wickerwork [n -S]
wattmeters
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WATTMETER, an instru...
waulkmills
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WAULKMILL, a fulling...
wavefronts
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WAVEFRONT, in a prop...
waveguides
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WAVEGUIDE, in electr...
wavelength
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the distance in the...
wavelessly
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WAVELESS, having no...
wavellites
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WAVELLITE, hydrated...
wavemeters
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WAVEMETER, an instru...
waveringly
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WAVERING, vacillatin...
waveshapes
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WAVESHAPE, a graph s...
wavetables
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WAVETABLE, a collect...
wavinesses
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WAVINESS, the state...
waxberries
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WAXBERRY, a berry [n...
waxflowers
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WAXFLOWER, any of va...
waxinesses
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WAXINESS, the qualit...
waxworkers
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WAXWORKER, one who w...
wayfarings
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WAYFARING, travellin...
waymarking
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WAYMARK, to mark wit...
waymenting
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WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
wayzgooses
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WAYZGOOSE, an annual...
weakenings
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WEAKENING, the act o...
weakfishes
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WEAKFISH, a kind of...
weakliness
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the state of being w...
weaknesses
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WEAKNESS, the state...
wealthiest
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WEALTHY, rich [adj]
wealthless
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without wealth [adj]
weaponeers
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WEAPONEER [n]
weaponised
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WEAPONISE, to adapt...
weaponises
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WEAPONISE, to adapt...
weaponized
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WEAPONIZE, to adapt...
weaponizes
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WEAPONIZE, to adapt...
weaponless
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lacking weapons [adj...
weaponries
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WEAPONRY, weapons co...
wearifully
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WEARIFUL, wearisome...
wearyingly
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21
WEARYING [adv]
weasellers
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WEASELLER, one who w...
weaselling
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WEASEL, to act evasi...
weatherers
21
15
WEATHERER, one who w...
weathering
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18
the action of the el...
weatherise
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15
to make (a fabric) w...
weatherize
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to make (a fabric) w...
weatherman
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one who reports and...
weathermen
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19
WEATHERMAN, one who...
weaverbird
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a weaver finch [n -S...
webcasters
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WEBCASTER, one who b...
webcasting
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WEBCAST, to transmit...
webloggers
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21
WEBLOGGER, one who k...
weblogging
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24
the act of keeping a...
webmasters
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19
WEBMASTER, a person...
weedicides
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WEEDICIDE, something...
weedkiller
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a chemical preparati...
weekenders
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WEEKENDER, one who s...
weekending
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the act of spending...
weeknights
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22
WEEKNIGHT, the eveni...
weeldlesse
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(Spenser) unmanageab...
weighboard
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a thin geological se...
weightages
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WEIGHTAGE, a weighti...
weightiest
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WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
weightings
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WEIGHTING, the act o...
weightless
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18
having little weight...
weimaraner
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(German) a breed of...
weldmeshes
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WELDMESH, a type of...
welfarisms
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WELFARISM, the socia...
welfarists
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WELFARIST, an adhere...
welfarites
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17
WELFARITE, (US) a pe...
wellbeings
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WELLBEING, a state o...
wellhouses
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18
WELLHOUSE, a structu...
wellington
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19
a type of waterproof...
wellnesses
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16
WELLNESS, the state...
wellspring
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a fountain; a spring...
wentletrap
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18
(Dutch) any of a gen...
werewolves
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WEREWOLF, a person w...
wernerites
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WERNERITE, the commo...
werwolfish
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like a werwolf, also...
westerings
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WESTERING, motion to...
westerlies
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WESTERLY, a wind fro...
westerners
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WESTERNER, one who l...
westernise
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to make western, als...
westernism
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an idom or other cha...
westernize
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to make western, als...
westwardly
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in a westward direct...
whaikorero
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19
(Maori) formal speec...
whakapapas
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WHAKAPAPA, (Maori) a...
whalebacks
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WHALEBACK, a kind of...
whaleboats
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WHALEBOAT, a boat us...
whalebones
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WHALEBONE, a light f...
wharepunis
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WHAREPUNI, (Maori) a...
wharfinger
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the keeper or owner...
whatabouts
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19
things with which on...
whatnesses
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WHATNESS, the true n...
whatsoever
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19
whatever [pron]
wheatfield
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a field of wheat [n...
wheatgerms
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20
WHEATGERM, the vitam...
wheatgrass
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a young plant of the...
wheatlands
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18
WHEATLAND, land on w...
wheatmeals
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19
WHEATMEAL, wheat flo...
wheatworms
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21
WHEATWORM, a small n...
wheedlings
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20
WHEEDLING, the act o...
wheelbases
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19
WHEELBASE, the dista...
wheelchair
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a chair mounted on w...
wheelhorse
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one of the horses ne...
wheelhouse
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a shelter where a sh...
wheelspins
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WHEELSPIN, the rotat...
wheelworks
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WHEELWORK, a combina...
wheeshting
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20
WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wheeziness
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the state of being w...
wheezingly
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WHEEZING, breathing...
whensoever
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at any time whatever...
whereabout
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one's (approximate)...
whereafter
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after which [adv]
wherefores
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WHEREFORE, a reason...
whereunder
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18
under which [adv]
whereuntil
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18
to what [adv]
wherewiths
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20
WHEREWITH, the means...
wherreting
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18
WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherriting
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18
WHERRIT, to worry, a...
whetstones
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16
WHETSTONE, a stone f...
whewellite
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20
a mineral, calcium o...
whickering
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25
WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddering
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20
WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whifflings
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25
WHIFFLING, the act o...
whiggamore
25
22
(Scots) a Whig; a ca...
whillywhas
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24
WHILLYWHA [n]
whillywhaw
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(Scots) to coax, whe...
whimperers
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21
WHIMPERER, one who w...
whimpering
27
24
WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimsiness
24
19
the state of being w...
whingdings
25
22
WHINGDING, a lively...
whingeings
24
21
WHINGEING [n]
whinstones
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17
WHINSTONE, a hard an...
whiplashed
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22
WHIPLASH, to move li...
whiplashes
28
21
WHIPLASH, to move li...
whippeting
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24
the sport of racing...
whippiness
27
22
the state of being w...
whipsawing
29
24
WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whipsnakes
25
23
WHIPSNAKE, a kind of...
whipstaffs
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24
WHIPSTAFF, a vertica...
whipstalls
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20
WHIPSTALL, of an air...
whipstitch
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a small overcasting...
whipstocks
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WHIPSTOCK, the rod o...
whiptailed
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having a long slende...
whirlabout
26
20
anything that whirls...
whirlblast
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20
a whirling blast of...
whirligigs
28
20
WHIRLIGIG, a child's...
whirlingly
33
22
WHIRLING, turning ra...
whirlpools
27
20
WHIRLPOOL, a circula...
whirlwinds
28
21
WHIRLWIND, a small r...
whirlybird
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(slang) a helicopter...
whirreting
24
18
WHIRRET, to give a s...
whiskerier
24
19
WHISKERY, having whi...
whiskified
27
23
intoxicated, also WH...
whisperers
25
18
WHISPERER, one who w...
whispering
26
21
speaking softly [adj...
whistlings
26
19
WHISTLING, the act o...
whitebaits
25
18
WHITEBAIT, the fry o...
whitebeams
25
21
WHITEBEAM, a small t...
whitebeard
24
19
an old man, a graybe...
whiteboard
24
19
a board, used for te...
whitecoats
25
18
WHITECOAT, a white-f...
whitecombs
29
24
WHITECOMB, a fungal...
whitedamps
26
22
WHITEDAMP, a mixture...
whitefaces
27
21
WHITEFACE, white mak...
whiteflies
26
19
WHITEFLY, a small, w...
whiteheads
24
18
WHITEHEAD, the blue-...
whitelists
25
16
WHITELIST, to place...
whitenings
23
19
WHITENING [n]
whitesmith
27
20
one who works in tin...
whitetails
24
16
WHITETAIL, the Virgi...
whitethorn
24
18
the hawthorn [n -S]
whitewalls
28
20
WHITEWALL, the spott...
whitewares
25
18
WHITEWARE, articles...
whitewater
25
18
referring to a stret...
whitewings
27
21
WHITEWING, the chaff...
whitewoods
25
19
WHITEWOOD, the soft...
whiteywood
31
21
a New Zealand tree w...
whithering
26
20
WHITHER, to blow str...
whittawers
26
18
WHITTAWER, (dialect)...
whitterick
28
22
(Scots) a weasel, al...
whittering
24
18
WHITTER, to talk or...
whittlings
26
19
WHITTLING, the act o...
whizzbangs
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WHIZZBANG, a light s...
whizzingly
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WHIZZING [adv]
whodunitry
29
20
the genre of whoduni...
whodunnits
22
19
WHODUNNIT, a mystery...
wholefoods
24
20
WHOLEFOOD, unprocess...
wholegrain
23
19
of bread, flour, etc...
wholemeals
24
20
WHOLEMEAL, flour mad...
wholesaled
23
18
WHOLESALE, to sell w...
wholesaler
23
17
someone who sells by...
wholesales
23
17
WHOLESALE, to sell w...
wholesomer
23
19
WHOLESOME, healthy,...
wholewheat
27
21
wholemeal [adj]
whomsoever
24
22
the objective of who...
whorehouse
23
18
a building in which...
whunstanes
21
18
WHUNSTANE, (Scots) a...
whydunnits
29
21
WHYDUNNIT, a novel o...
wickedness
24
22
the state of being w...
wickerwork
29
27
basketwork of any ki...
wickthings
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25
WICKTHING, (dialect)...
wideawakes
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21
WIDEAWAKE, a low wid...
widebodies
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WIDEBODY, an aircraf...
widenesses
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WIDENESS, the state...
widershins
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in a left-handed, wr...
widescreen
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denoting a cinema fo...
widespread
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widely diffused or p...
widowbirds
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WIDOWBIRD, another n...
widowhoods
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WIDOWHOOD, the state...
wieldiness
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manageability [n -ES...
wifeliness
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the state of being w...
wigwaggers
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WIGWAGGER, one who w...
wigwagging
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WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wikitorial
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a traditional editor...
wildcatted
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WILDCAT, to drill an...
wildcatter
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one that drills well...
wildebeest
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another name for the...
wilderment
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the state of being b...
wilderness
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a tract or region un...
wildflower
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any flower growing i...
wildfowler
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one who hunts wildfo...
wildgraves
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WILDGRAVE, (German)...
wildnesses
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WILDNESS, the state...
wilfulness
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the state of being w...
wilinesses
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WILINESS, the qualit...
willemites
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WILLEMITE, a silicat...
willingest
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WILLING, ready to co...
willowherb
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a perennial herb of...
willowiest
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WILLOWY, slender and...
willowlike
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like a willow [adj]
willowware
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goods e.g. baskets m...
willpowers
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WILLPOWER, the power...
winceyette
28
19
a kind of material u...
winchester
25
19
a large cylindrical...
wincopipes
27
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WINCOPIPE, (obsolete...
windblasts
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WINDBLAST, a blast o...
windbreaks
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WINDBREAK, something...
windburned
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WINDBURN, to cause i...
windchills
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WINDCHILL, the cooli...
windfallen
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blown down by the wi...
windflower
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another name for ane...
windgalled
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afflicted with windg...
windhovers
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WINDHOVER, the kestr...
windjammer
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a large merchant sai...
windlassed
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WINDLASS, to raise w...
windlasses
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WINDLASS, to raise w...
windlessly
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WINDLESS, without wi...
windmilled
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WINDMILL, to rotate...
windowings
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WINDOWING, the act o...
windowless
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without windows [adj...
windowpane
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the glass in a windo...
windowsill
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the horizontal membe...
windproofs
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WINDPROOF, to make a...
windrowers
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WINDROWER, a machine...
windrowing
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WINDROW, to arrange...
windscreen
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a screen that protec...
windshakes
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WINDSHAKE, a flaw in...
windshield
24
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a transparent screen...
windstorms
22
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WINDSTORM, a storm o...
windsucker
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a horse that engages...
windsurfed
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WINDSURF, to sail on...
windsurfer
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one who practises wi...
windthrows
26
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WINDTHROW, the blowi...
winebibber
26
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a person who drinks...
winegrower
23
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a person who cultiva...
winemakers
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WINEMAKER, a maker o...
winemaking
22
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the production of wi...
wingchairs
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WINGCHAIR, a chair w...
wingspread
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the spread of the wi...
winningest
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winning more often t...
winnowings
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WINNOWING, the act o...
winterfeed
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to feed livestock in...
winteriest
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WINTERY, having the...
winterised
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WINTERISE, to make s...
winterises
20
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WINTERISE, to make s...
winterized
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WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterizes
23
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WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterkill
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to kill by exposure...
winterless
21
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without a winter [ad...
wintertide
20
15
(archaic) the time w...
wintertime
21
17
the time during whic...
wintriness
20
15
the state of being w...
wiredrawer
23
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one who draws wire [...
wireframes
23
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WIREFRAME, a basic v...
wirehaired
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having a stiff wiry...
wirelessed
21
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WIRELESS, to communi...
wirelesses
21
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WIRELESS, to communi...
wirelessly
29
17
WIRELESS [adv]
wirephotos
24
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WIREPHOTO, a photogr...
wirepuller
25
19
a person who uses pr...
wiretapped
24
20
WIRETAP, to intercep...
wiretapper
24
19
one that taps teleph...
wirewalker
25
21
a tightrope walker [...
wireworker
24
20
one who works with w...
wirinesses
20
14
WIRINESS, the qualit...
wisecracks
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WISECRACK, to make a...
wisenesses
19
14
WISENESS, wisdom [n]
witblitses
25
17
WITBLITS, (Afrikaans...
witchbroom
29
24
a dense abnormal gro...
witchcraft
32
24
the use of sorcery o...
witcheries
26
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WITCHERY, enchantmen...
witchgrass
28
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a North American gra...
witchhoods
28
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WITCHHOOD, the state...
witchingly
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WITCHING, suited to...
witchknots
27
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WITCHKNOT, a knot in...
witchweeds
29
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WITCHWEED, a yellow-...
witgatboom
24
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(Afrikaans) a South...
withdrawal
27
20
the act of withdrawi...
withdrawer
26
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one who withdraws [n...
witherings
24
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WITHERING, the act o...
witherites
23
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WITHERITE, barium ca...
withholden
25
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WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withholder
26
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one who withholds [n...
withstands
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WITHSTAND, to resist...
withywinds
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WITHYWIND, (dialect)...
witnessers
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WITNESSER, one who w...
witnessing
21
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WITNESS, to have dir...
witticisms
27
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WITTICISM, a witty r...
witwantons
22
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WITWANTON, to engage...
wizardries
24
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WIZARDRY, sorcery, m...
woadwaxens
27
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WOADWAXEN, dyer's gr...
wobbegongs
25
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WOBBEGONG, (Native A...
wobbliness
25
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the state of being w...
woefullest
24
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WOEFUL, full of woe,...
woefulness
22
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the state of being w...
wolffishes
28
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WOLFFISH, a marine f...
wolfhounds
25
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WOLFHOUND, any of se...
wolframite
24
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a tungstate of iron...
wolfsbanes
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WOLFSBANE, a kind of...
wolverenes
21
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WOLVERENE, a ferocio...
wolverines
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WOLVERINE, a ferocio...
womanfully
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in the manner of a w...
womanhoods
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WOMANHOOD, the state...
womanisers
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WOMANISER, one who e...
womanishly
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WOMANISH, feminine [...
womanising
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engagement in casual...
womanizers
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WOMANIZER, one who e...
womanizing
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engagement in casual...
womankinds
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WOMANKIND, women gen...
womanliest
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WOMANLY, like a woma...
womanpower
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women available and...
womenfolks
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WOMENFOLK, women col...
womenkinds
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WOMENKIND, women gen...
womenswear
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clothes suitable for...
wonderings
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WONDERING, the act o...
wonderkids
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WONDERKID, (colloqui...
wonderland
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an imaginary place o...
wonderless
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16
without wonders [adj...
wonderment
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a cause of or occasi...
wonderwork
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a prodigy, a miracle...
wondrously
27
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WONDROUS, strange, w...
wontedness
18
16
the state of being w...
woodblocks
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WOODBLOCK, a type of...
woodborers
21
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WOODBORER, any of va...
woodcarver
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a craftsman who carv...
woodchucks
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WOODCHUCK, (Native A...
woodcrafts
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WOODCRAFT, skill in...
woodcutter
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one that cuts wood [...
woodenhead
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(colloquial) a block...
woodenness
17
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the state of being w...
woodentops
20
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WOODENTOP, a uniform...
woodenware
20
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ware made of wood [n...
woodgrains
20
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WOODGRAIN, grain in...
woodgrouse
20
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a kind of bird, the...
woodhorses
21
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WOODHORSE, a sawhors...
woodhouses
21
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WOODHOUSE, a wild ma...
woodlander
19
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one who lives or wor...
woodnesses
18
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WOODNESS, the act of...
woodpecker
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any of a family of b...
woodprints
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WOODPRINT, a design...
woodreeves
20
18
WOODREEVE, the overs...
woodrushes
22
17
WOODRUSH, a plant th...
woodscrews
26
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WOODSCREW, a tapered...
woodshocks
26
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WOODSHOCK, a large N...
woodshrike
23
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a species of shrike,...
woodspites
22
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WOODSPITE, the green...
woodstones
18
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WOODSTONE, a striped...
woodstoves
21
18
WOODSTOVE, a stove t...
woodthrush
25
19
an American bird [n...
woodwaxens
27
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WOODWAXEN, dyer's gr...
woodworker
23
21
one who works with w...
woolgrower
24
19
a person who keeps s...
woolliness
21
16
the state of being w...
woollyback
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(colloquial) a count...
woollybutt
31
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a kind of eucalyptus...
woollyfoot
29
20
as in wood woollyfoo...
woolsorter
20
14
a person who sorts w...
woomerangs
20
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WOOMERANG, (Native A...
worcesters
23
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WORCESTER, a kind of...
wordbreaks
23
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WORDBREAK, point of...
wordcounts
23
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WORDCOUNT, a count o...
wordlessly
29
18
WORDLESS, without wo...
wordmonger
21
20
a writer or speaker...
wordsearch
25
19
a type of word puzzl...
wordsmiths
25
19
WORDSMITH, an accomp...
workaholic
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one who is excessive...
workaround
20
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a way of circumventi...
workbasket
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a basket for holding...
workerists
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WORKERIST, one who s...
workerless
22
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without workers [adj...
workfellow
28
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a companion at work,...
workforces
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WORKFORCE, the numbe...
workgroups
25
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WORKGROUP, a group o...
workhorses
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WORKHORSE, a horse u...
workhouses
23
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WORKHOUSE, (historic...
workingman
22
24
a labouring man; a m...
workingmen
22
24
WORKINGMAN, a labour...
workmaster
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20
the performer of any...
workpeople
25
24
people who work [n]
workpieces
26
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WORKPIECE, a piece o...
workplaces
27
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WORKPLACE, a place o...
workprints
24
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WORKPRINT, an unfini...
worksheets
23
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WORKSHEET, a paper o...
workspaces
26
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WORKSPACE, an area s...
workstream
22
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any one of the areas...
worktables
24
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WORKTABLE, a table f...
worldbeats
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WORLDBEAT, popular m...
worldliest
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WORLDLY, pertaining...
worldlings
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WORLDLING, a person...
worldscale
25
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the scale of freight...
worldviews
27
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WORLDVIEW, an outloo...
wornnesses
18
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WORNNESS, the state...
worriments
21
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WORRIMENT, trouble;...
worryingly
35
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WORRYING [adv]
worrywarts
30
18
WORRYWART, a person...
worsenings
20
17
WORSENING, the act o...
worshipers
25
18
WORSHIPER, one who w...
worshipful
29
23
entitled to worship...
worshiping
26
21
WORSHIP, to honour a...
worshipped
27
22
WORSHIP, to honour a...
worshipper
27
21
one who worships, al...
worthiness
22
16
the state of being w...
worthwhile
29
21
being worth the time...
woundingly
28
22
WOUNDING, nflicting...
woundworts
23
19
WOUNDWORT, any of se...
wraithlike
25
20
like a wraith [adj]
wranglings
23
20
WRANGLING, the act o...
wraparound
21
19
an article of clothi...
wrappering
25
22
WRAPPER, to put a co...
wraprounds
22
19
WRAPROUND, an articl...
wrathfully
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WRATHFUL, extremely...
wrathiness
22
16
the state of being w...
wreathiest
22
15
WREATHY, like a wrea...
wreathless
23
16
destitute of a wreat...
wreathlike
24
20
like a wreath [adj]
wrenchings
26
22
WRENCHING, the act o...
wrestlings
23
17
WRESTLING, the sport...
wretcheder
25
19
WRETCHED, miserable...
wretchedly
33
22
WRETCHED, miserable...
wriggliest
25
18
WRIGGLY, wriggling [...
wrigglings
26
21
WRIGGLING, the act o...
wrinkliest
23
19
WRINKLY, wrinkled [a...
wristbands
23
18
WRISTBAND, a band wo...
wristlocks
27
21
WRISTLOCK, a wrestli...
wristwatch
30
21
a small watch that i...
writership
26
18
the office of a writ...
writhingly
32
21
WRITHING, twisting,...
wrongdoers
20
17
WRONGDOER, one who d...
wrongdoing
21
20
evil or improper beh...
wrongfully
32
24
WRONGFUL, wrong [adv...
wrongously
28
20
WRONGOUS, unjust; wr...
wulfenites
23
19
WULFENITE, a molybda...
wunderkind
21
22
(German) a child pro...
wyandottes
25
17
WYANDOTTE, (Native A...
wyliecoats
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WYLIECOAT, (Scots) a...
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