4 letter words that start with W

4 letter words that start with W

4 letter W word

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waac 12 10 a member of the Wome...
waah 11 9 an interjection used...
wabs 12 10 WAB, the interdigita...
wack 14 14 crazy, also WACKO, W...
wadd 10 9 an earthy ore of man...
wade 9 8 to walk through wate...
wadi 10 8 (Arabic) the dry bed...
wads 10 8 WAD, to form into a...
wadt 10 8 an earthy ore of man...
wady 16 10 (Arabic) the dry bed...
waes 9 7 WAE, (Scots) woe [n]
waff 14 13 (dialect) to bark, a...
waft 12 10 to carry lightly in...
wage 10 9 to engage in or carr...
wags 11 9 WAG, to move from si...
waid 10 8 (obsolete) weighed,...
waif 12 10 a neglected, abandon...
wail 11 8 to utter a long, mou...
wain 9 8 a farm wagon [n -S]...
wair 10 7 to spend [v -ED, -IN...
wais 10 7 WAI, (Maori) water [...
wait 10 7 to remain in readine...
waka 10 11 (Japanese) a Japanes...
wake 10 11 to rouse from sleep...
wakf 13 14 (Arabic) the donatio...
wald 11 9 (Scots) wild mignone...
wale 10 8 to mark with welts [...
wali 11 8 (Turkish) a governor...
walk 12 12 to advance on foot [...
wall 12 9 to enclose in an upr...
waly 17 10 (Scots) fine, excell...
wame 10 10 (dialect) a womb, al...
wand 9 9 a slender rod [n -S]
wane 8 8 to decrease in size...
wang 10 10 a leather thong [n -...
wank 10 12 to masturbate [v -ED...
wans 9 8 WAN, to make or beco...
want 9 8 to have a desire for...
wany 15 10 waning in some parts...
waps 12 10 WAP, to throw or pul...
waqf 20 19 (Arabic) the donatio...
warb 12 10 (Australian slang) a...
ward 10 8 to turn aside [v -ED...
ware 9 7 to beware of [v WARE...
wark 11 11 (Scots) to work [v -...
warm 11 10 moderately hot [adj...
warn 9 8 to notify in advance...
warp 12 10 to twist out of shap...
wars 10 7 WAR, to engage in ar...
wart 10 7 a hard growth on the...
wary 16 9 cautious [adj WARIER...
wase 9 7 a small bundle of ha...
wash 12 9 to cleanse in liquid...
wasm 11 10 an obsolete belief;...
wasp 12 10 a stinging insect [n...
wast 10 7 (US) west [n -S]
wate 9 7 (Scots) 3rd person o...
wats 10 7 WAT, a Thai Buddhist...
watt 10 7 the SI unit of power...
wauk 11 12 to full (cloth), als...
waul 11 9 to cry like a cat, a...
waur 10 8 (Scots) worse, also...
wave 11 11 to flutter back and...
wavy 18 13 having waves [adj WA...
wawa 12 10 (Native American) to...
wawe 12 10 (Spenser) a wave, al...
wawl 14 11 to cry like a cat, a...
waws 13 10 WAW, (Scott) a wave,...
waxy 22 16 like wax [adj WAXIER...
ways 16 9 WAY, (Spenser) to we...
wazz 16 25 (dialect) to urinate...
weak 10 11 feeble [adj WEAKER,...
weal 10 8 a ridge on the skin...
wean 8 8 to take off mother's...
wear 9 7 to turn a ship's ste...
webs 12 10 WEB, to provide fine...
weds 10 8 WED, to marry [v]
weed 9 8 to remove unwanted p...
week 10 11 a period of seven da...
weel 10 8 a whirlpool; a fish-...
weem 10 10 (Gaelic) a subterran...
ween 8 8 (archaic) to think;...
weep 11 10 to shed tears (salty...
weer 9 7 WEE, small [adj]
wees 9 7 WEE, to urinate [v]
weet 9 7 wet [adj WEETER, WEE...
weft 12 10 to weave fabric [v -...
weid 10 8 (Scots) any sudden i...
weil 11 8 a whirlpool, also WE...
weir 10 7 to wear [v -ED, -ING...
weka 10 11 (Maori) a flightless...
weld 11 9 to join by fusing [v...
welk 12 12 (Scott) to twist abo...
well 12 9 to rise to the surfa...
wels 11 8 a large fish, the Am...
welt 11 8 to mark with ridges...
wemb 13 13 (dialect) womb, also...
wems 11 10 WEM, (archaic) the w...
wena 8 8 (South African) you...
wend 9 9 to proceed along [v...
wens 9 8 WEN, a benign tumor...
went 9 8 (Spenser) a path, a...
wept 12 10 WEEP, to shed tears...
were 9 7 BE, to exist [v]
wero 9 7 (Maori) a challenge...
wert 10 7 BE, to exist [v]
west 10 7 a part of the compas...
weta 9 7 (Maori) a large New...
wets 10 7 WET, to make wet [v]
wexe 15 14 (obsolete) to wax, g...
weys 16 9 WEY, a measure or we...
whae 11 9 (Scots) who, also WH...
wham 13 12 to hit with a loud i...
whap 14 12 to strike forcibly,...
what 12 9 the true nature of s...
whee 11 9 an expression of del...
when 11 10 the time at which so...
whet 12 9 to sharpen by fricti...
whew 15 12 to utter a sound of...
whey 18 11 the watery part of m...
whid 13 10 to move quickly and...
whig 14 11 to jog along [v WHIG...
whim 14 12 to turn aside [v WHI...
whin 12 10 gorse, furze [n -S]
whio 12 9 (Maori) a New Zealan...
whip 15 12 to strike with a las...
whir 13 9 to spin with a hummi...
whit 13 9 the smallest particl...
whiz 16 18 to move rapidly with...
whoa 11 9 a call to stop, esp....
whom 13 12 the objective case o...
whop 14 12 to beat, also WHAP,...
whot 12 9 (Spenser) hot [adj]
whow 15 12 (Scots) to impress [...
whup 15 13 to defeat totally [v...
whys 19 11 WHY, the reason or c...
wice 13 10 (Scots) wise [adj]
wich 16 12 a tree with pliant b...
wick 15 14 a bundle of loosely...
wide 10 8 broad [adj WIDER, WI...
wiel 11 8 a whirlpool, also WE...
wife 12 10 a woman who has a hu...
wigs 12 9 WIG, to scold; to pr...
wiki 12 11 a collaborative webs...
wild 12 9 not tame [adj WILDER...
wile 11 8 to beguile, also WYL...
wili 12 8 in the ballet Gisell...
will 13 9 to decide upon, used...
wilt 12 8 to become limp [v -E...
wily 18 10 crafty [adj WILIER,...
wimp 14 13 a timid person [n -S...
wind 10 9 to twist or coil [v...
wine 9 8 to provide with ferm...
wing 11 10 to travel by means o...
wink 11 12 to open and close on...
winn 9 9 (slang) a penny [n -...
wino 9 8 (slang) a down and o...
wins 10 8 WIN, to gain [v]
winy 16 10 having the qualities...
wipe 12 10 to rub lightly to cl...
wire 10 7 to fasten with threa...
wiry 17 9 thin and tough [adj...
wise 10 7 intelligent [adj WIS...
wish 13 9 to desire, also WISS...
wisp 13 10 to twist into a smal...
wiss 11 7 to wish [v WISSED, W...
wist 11 7 (archaic) to know, a...
wite 10 7 (Scots) to blame, la...
with 13 9 a partition between...
wits 11 7 WIT, to know [v]
wive 12 11 (archaic) to take fo...
woad 9 8 a broad-leafed plant...
woah 11 9 a call to stop, esp....
wock 14 14 a pan used in Chines...
woes 9 7 WOE, grief, sadness,...
wofs 12 10 WOF, (Australian sla...
wogs 11 9 WOG, (offensive) a n...
woke 10 11 WAKE, to rouse from...
woks 11 11 WOK, (Chinese) a pan...
wold 11 9 an elevated tract of...
wolf 13 11 to devour ravenously...
womb 13 13 the uterus, also WAM...
wonk 10 12 an expert who studie...
wons 9 8 WON, (archaic) to dw...
wont 9 8 to be accustomed [v...
wood 9 8 to cover with trees...
woof 11 10 to bark [v -ED, -ING...
wool 10 8 the fleece of sheep...
woon 8 8 (Spenser) to dwell,...
woos 9 7 WOO, to court; to se...
woot 9 7 (Shakespeare) wilt (...
wops 12 10 WOP, to thump, also...
word 10 8 to express in speech...
wore 9 7 WEAR, to turn a ship...
work 11 11 to toil in mind or b...
worm 11 10 a small, limbless in...
worn 9 8 WEAR, to turn a ship...
wort 10 7 a plant, herb or veg...
wost 10 7 WIT, to know [v]
wots 10 7 WOT, (archaic) to kn...
wove 11 11 WEAVE, to form by cr...
wowf 15 13 (Scots) crazy [adj W...
wows 13 10 WOW, to impress or a...
wrap 12 10 to enclose [v WRAPT...
wren 9 8 a small songbird [n...
writ 11 7 a written legal orde...
wuds 11 9 WUD, (Scots) to load...
wudu 11 10 (Arabic) in Islam, r...
wull 13 10 (dialect) to will [v...
wuss 11 8 a wimp, also WOOSE [...
wych 22 14 a tree with pliant b...
wyes 16 9 WYE, the letter Y [n...
wyle 17 10 to beguile, also WIL...
wynd 16 11 a narrow alley [n -S...
wynn 15 11 a rune, having the v...
wyns 16 10 WYN, a rune, having...
wyte 16 9 (Scots) to blame, la...