6 letter words that start with W

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wabain 14 13 a poisonous alkaloid...
wabbit 18 15 (Scots) exhausted, t...
wabble 18 16 to wobble [v WABBLED...
wabbly 25 18 wobbly [adj WABBLIER...
waboom 15 15 (Afrikaans) a South...
wacked 17 17 (colloquial) intoxic...
wacker 17 16 (slang) mate, pal [n...
wackes 17 16 WACKE, (German) an o...
wackos 17 16 WACKO, a mad or ecce...
wadded 13 12 WAD, to form into a...
wadder 13 11 an implement for wad...
waddie 13 11 (Native Australian)...
waddle 14 12 to walk with short,...
waddly 21 14 having a waddling ga...
waders 13 10 WADER, one that wade...
wadges 14 12 WADGE, a large or ro...
wadies 13 10 WADY, (Arabic) the d...
wading 14 13 the act of wading [n...
wadmal 15 14 a thick, coarse wool...
wadmel 15 14 a thick, coarse wool...
wadmol 15 14 a thick, coarse wool...
wadset 13 10 (Scots) to pawn or m...
waeful 16 14 (Scots) woeful, also...
wafers 15 12 WAFER, to fasten wit...
wafery 21 14 like a wafer [adj]
waffed 17 16 WAFF, (dialect) to b...
waffie 17 15 (Scots) a vagabond [...
waffle 18 16 to talk vaguely [v W...
waffly 25 18 given to waffling [a...
wafted 15 13 WAFT, to carry light...
wafter 15 12 an armed vessel empl...
wagers 14 11 WAGER, to make a bet...
waggas 15 13 WAGGA, (Australian)...
wagged 15 14 WAG, to move from si...
wagger 15 13 a wastepaper basket...
waggle 16 14 to wag, move from si...
waggly 23 16 waggling [adj WAGGLI...
waggon 14 14 to transport in a fo...
waging 15 14 WAGE, to engage in o...
wagons 13 12 WAGON, to transport...
wagyus 21 14 WAGYU, (Japanese) a...
wahine 14 12 (Maori) a Maori woma...
wahoos 14 11 WAHOO, (Native Ameri...
waiata 12 9 (Maori) a Maori song...
waifed 15 13 WAIF, to cast up as...
waifts 16 12 WAIFT, (Spenser) a p...
wailed 14 11 WAIL, to utter a lon...
wailer 14 10 one who wails [n -S]
wained 12 11 WAIN, (obsolete) to...
waired 13 10 WAIR, to spend [v]
wairsh 16 11 tasteless, insipid,...
wairua 13 10 (Maori) one's spirit...
waists 14 9 WAIST, the narrowest...
waited 13 10 WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waiter 13 9 one who serves at ta...
waites 13 9 WAITE, (Spenser) to...
waived 15 14 WAIVE, to refrain fr...
waiver 15 13 the act of waiving s...
waives 15 13 WAIVE, to refrain fr...
wakame 14 16 (Japanese) an edible...
wakane 12 14 (Japanese) an edible...
wakens 13 14 WAKEN, to wake [v]
wakers 14 13 WAKER, one that wake...
wakiki 16 17 (Melanesian) shell m...
waking 15 16 the act of waking [n...
waldos 14 11 WALDO, a gadget for...
walers 14 10 WALER, in India, an...
walier 14 10 WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walies 14 10 WALY, a fine thing [...
waling 15 13 WALE, to mark with w...
walise 14 10 (Scots) a valise [n...
walked 15 15 WALK, to advance on...
walker 15 14 one who walks [n -S]
walkup 18 18 an apartment house w...
wallah 17 13 (Hindi) a person who...
wallas 15 11 WALLA, a person empl...
walled 15 12 WALL, to enclose in...
waller 15 11 a builder of walls [...
wallet 15 11 a small, flat foldin...
walley 21 13 a type of jump in fi...
wallie 15 11 an idiot or imbecile...
wallop 17 14 to beat soundly [v -...
wallow 18 14 to roll about [v -ED...
walnut 14 12 a tree or its nut [n...
walrus 15 11 a large aquatic carn...
wamble 17 16 to move unsteadily [...
wambly 24 18 affected with, or ca...
wammul 17 17 (dialect) a dog [n -...
wammus 16 16 a kind of cardigan o...
wampee 15 15 (Chinese) an edible...
wampum 18 19 (Native American) be...
wampus 17 16 a kind of cardigan o...
wander 12 11 to move about with n...
wandle 13 12 (dialect) supple, pl...
wandoo 11 11 (Native Australian)...
wangan 12 13 (Native American) in...
wangle 14 13 to obtain by craft [...
wangun 13 14 (Native American) in...
wanier 12 10 WANY, waning in some...
waning 13 13 the act of waning [n...
wanion 11 11 (Shakespeare) a word...
wanked 13 15 WANK, to masturbate...
wanker 13 14 one who masturbates...
wankle 14 15 unstable or unsteady...
wanned 11 12 WAN, to make or beco...
wannel 12 12 (dialect) supple, pl...
wanner 11 11 WAN, pale [adj]
wanted 12 11 WANT, to have a desi...
wanter 12 10 one who wants [n -S]
wanton 11 11 thoughtlessly cruel...
wanzed 15 20 WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wanzes 15 19 WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wapiti 16 12 (Native American) a...
wapped 17 16 WAP, to throw or pul...
wapper 17 15 to cause to shake; t...
waragi 14 11 a Ugandan alcoholic...
warble 16 13 to sing with melodic...
warbly 23 15 voiced in a trilling...
warbot 15 12 any robot or unmanne...
warded 13 11 WARD, to turn aside...
warden 12 11 someone who guards o...
warder 13 10 someone who guards o...
wardog 14 12 a dog used in war; a...
warier 13 9 WARY, cautious [adj]
warily 21 12 WARY, cautious [adv]
waring 14 12 WARE, to beware of [...
warked 14 14 WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warman 13 13 a warrior [n WARMEN]
warmed 14 13 WARM, to make warm [...
warmen 13 13 WARMAN, a warrior [n...
warmer 14 12 something that warms...
warmly 22 15 WARM, moderately hot...
warmth 17 14 warmness [n -S]
warmup 17 16 a sportsman's pretra...
warned 12 11 WARN, to notify in a...
warner 12 10 one who warns [n -S]
warped 15 13 WARP, to twist out o...
warper 15 12 one who, or that whi...
warran 12 10 (obsolete) to warran...
warray 19 11 (obsolete) to make w...
warred 13 10 WAR, to engage in ar...
warren 12 10 a rabbit's home [n -...
warrey 19 11 (obsolete) to make w...
warsaw 16 12 a marine fish, the b...
warsle 14 10 to wrestle, also RAS...
warted 13 10 having a wart [adj]
wasabi 15 12 (Japanese) horseradi...
washed 15 12 WASH, to cleanse in...
washen 14 12 WASH, to cleanse in...
washer 15 11 to fit with a washer...
washes 15 11 WASH, to cleanse in...
washin 15 12 design of the leadin...
washup 18 15 the act of washing c...
waspie 15 12 a ladies' corset [n...
wassup 16 13 (colloquial) what's...
wasted 13 10 WASTE, to consume la...
wastel 14 10 bread made from the...
waster 13 9 (Scots) to spend pro...
wastes 13 9 WASTE, to consume la...
wastry 20 11 reckless extravaganc...
watape 14 12 (Native American) a...
wataps 15 12 WATAP, (Native Ameri...
watcha 18 14 (colloquial) what ar...
waters 13 9 WATER, to sprinkle w...
watery 19 11 like water [adj WATE...
watter 13 9 WAT, wet [adj]
wattle 14 10 material for fences,...
waucht 19 15 (Scots) to drink in...
wauffs 18 16 WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughs 17 14 WAUGH, to bark, also...
waught 17 14 (Scots) to drink in...
wauked 14 15 WAUK, to full (cloth...
wauker 14 14 a fuller of cloth, a...
wauled 14 12 WAUL, to cry like a...
waulks 16 15 WAULK, to full (clot...
waured 13 11 WAUR, to defeat, to...
waurst 14 10 (Scots) worst, also...
wavers 15 13 WAVER, to move to an...
wavery 21 15 unsteady [adj WAVERI...
waveys 21 15 WAVEY, (Native Ameri...
wavier 15 13 WAVY, having waves [...
wavies 15 13 WAVY, the snow goose...
wavily 23 16 WAVY, having waves [...
waving 16 16 the act of waving [n...
wawaed 15 13 WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawled 17 14 WAWL, to cry like a...
waxers 19 16 WAXER, one who waxes...
waxeye 24 18 a small New Zealand...
waxier 19 16 WAXY, like wax [adj]
waxily 27 19 WAXY, like wax [adv]
waxing 20 19 the act of one that...
wayang 19 14 (Javanese) a type of...
waying 20 14 WAY, (Spenser) to we...
waylay 26 14 to ambush [v WAYLAID...
wazirs 17 18 WAZIR, (Arabic) a mi...
wazoos 15 18 WAZOO, (slang) a per...
wazzed 19 28 WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
wazzes 19 27 WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
weaken 12 14 to make weak [v -ED,...
weaker 13 13 WEAK, feeble [adj]
weakly 21 16 weak and sickly [adj...
weakon 12 14 a subatomic particle...
wealds 14 11 WEALD, a woodland [n...
wealth 16 12 valuable possessions...
weambs 16 15 WEAMB, (dialect) a w...
weaned 11 11 WEAN, to take off mo...
weanel 12 11 (Spenser) a weanling...
weaner 11 10 a calf, lamb, or pig...
weapon 13 13 to supply with an in...
weared 12 10 WEAR, to turn a ship...
wearer 12 9 one who is dressed [...
weasel 13 10 to act evasively [v...
weason 11 10 the windpipe, also W...
weaved 14 14 WEAVE, to form by cr...
weaver 14 13 one that weaves [n -...
weaves 14 13 WEAVE, to form by cr...
weazen 14 19 to become dry and sh...
webapp 19 18 an application progr...
webbed 17 16 WEB, to provide fine...
webbie 17 15 a person very famili...
webcam 19 18 a camera used for tr...
webers 15 12 WEBER, a unit of mag...
webfed 17 16 pertaining to a type...
webify 24 17 to put a piece of (p...
weblog 17 15 a website that conta...
wechts 19 14 WECHT [n]
wedded 13 12 WED, to marry [v]
wedder 13 11 (dialect) to weather...
wedeln 13 12 (German) to ski in a...
wedels 14 11 WEDEL, (German) to s...
wedged 14 13 WEDGE, to force apar...
wedges 14 12 WEDGE, to force apar...
wedgie 14 12 a type of woman's sh...
weeded 12 11 WEED, to remove unwa...
weeder 12 10 one who weeds [n -S]
weeing 13 12 WEE, to urinate [v]
weekes 13 13 WEEKE, (Spenser) a w...
weekly 21 16 a publication issued...
weened 11 11 WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weenie 11 10 a frankfurter, a sma...
weensy 18 12 tiny [adj WEENSIER,...
weeper 14 12 one who weeps [n -S]
weepie 14 12 a highly emotional f...
weeted 12 10 WEETE, (obsolete) to...
weeten 11 10 (Spenser) to know [v...
weeter 12 9 WEET, wet [adj]
weever 14 13 any one of several s...
weevil 16 14 a popular name for v...
weewee 14 12 (colloquial) to urin...
wefted 15 13 WEFT, to weave fabri...
weftes 15 12 WEFTE, (Spenser) a w...
weighs 17 13 WEIGH, to determine...
weight 17 13 to add heaviness to...
weiner 12 10 (German) a frankfurt...
weirdo 13 10 a very strange perso...
weirds 14 10 WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
weirdy 20 12 a very strange perso...
weired 13 10 WEIR, to wear [v]
weised 13 10 WEISE, to guide in a...
weises 13 9 WEISE, to guide in a...
weized 16 19 WEIZE, to guide in a...
weizes 16 18 WEIZE, to guide in a...
welded 14 12 WELD, to join by fus...
welder 14 11 one that welds, also...
weldor 14 11 one that welds, also...
welked 15 15 WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welkes 15 14 WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welkin 15 15 the sky [n -S]
welled 15 12 WELL, to rise to the...
wellie 15 11 (colloquial) a welli...
welted 14 11 WELT, to mark with r...
welter 14 10 to roll about [v -ED...
wended 12 12 WEND, to proceed alo...
wenges 13 12 WENGE, a hardwood tr...
werris 14 9 (Australian slang) u...
wesand 12 11 (Spenser) the windpi...
weskit 15 13 (colloquial) a waist...
wested 13 10 WEST, to move toward...
wester 13 9 to move towards the...
westie 13 9 (Australian slang) a...
wether 15 11 a castrated ram [n -...
wetted 13 10 WET, to make wet [v]
wetter 13 9 something that wets...
wettie 13 9 (New Zealand) a wets...
wexing 20 19 WEX, (obsolete) to w...
weyard 19 12 (Shakespeare) weird,...
wezand 15 20 (obsolete) the windp...
whacko 19 18 an eccentric person,...
whacks 20 18 WHACK, to strike sha...
whacky 26 20 eccentric, also WACK...
whaled 16 13 WHALE, to hunt whale...
whaler 16 12 a person who hunts w...
whales 16 12 WHALE, to hunt whale...
whally 24 15 (Spenser) walleyed,...
whammo 17 17 impressive verve, al...
whammy 24 19 (colloquial) a malev...
whanau 14 13 (Maori) a family, es...
whangs 16 14 WHANG, to beat with...
whares 15 11 WHARE, (Maori) a hou...
wharfs 18 14 WHARF, to place on a...
wharve 17 15 a disc on the lower...
whatas 15 11 WHATA, (Maori) a bui...
whaten 14 12 (dialect) what kind...
whatna 14 12 (dialect) what kind...
whatso 15 11 whatever kind [adj]
whaups 18 15 WHAUP, (Scots) a cur...
whaurs 16 12 WHAUR, (Scots) where...
wheals 16 12 WHEAL, a raised mark...
wheare 14 11 (obsolete) where, al...
wheats 15 11 WHEAT, any cereal gr...
wheaty 21 13 tasting of wheat [ad...
wheech 20 16 (Scots) to move rapi...
wheels 16 12 WHEEL, to cause to r...
wheely 22 14 like a wheel [adj WH...
wheens 14 12 WHEEN, (Scots) a few...
wheeps 17 14 WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
wheesh 17 13 (Scots) to call for...
wheeze 17 20 to breathe with a hi...
wheezy 24 22 given to wheezing [a...
whefts 18 14 WHEFT, a flag, ensig...
whelks 18 16 WHELK, a popular nam...
whelky 24 18 marked with whelks [...
whelms 18 15 WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelps 19 15 WHELP, to give birth...
whenas 14 12 at which time [conj]
whence 17 15 a place of origin [n...
whenua 14 13 (Maori) land [n -S]
whenwe 17 15 (South Africa) a whi...
wheres 15 11 WHERE, the place at...
wherry 22 13 to transport in a ro...
wherve 17 15 a piece of wood used...
wheugh 19 16 to utter a sound of...
whewed 18 15 WHEW, to utter a sou...
wheyey 27 15 like whey also WHEYI...
whidah 18 14 a group of African b...
whiffs 21 17 WHIFF, to blow with...
whiffy 27 19 smelly [adj WHIFFIER...
whifts 19 14 WHIFT, (dialect) a b...
whiled 17 13 WHILE, to pass time...
whiles 17 12 WHILE, to pass time...
whilly 25 15 to entice by soft wo...
whilom 18 15 (archaic) formerly;...
whilst 18 12 as long as [conj]
whimmy 25 19 full of whims [adj W...
whimsy 24 16 gentle fantasy, also...
whined 15 13 WHINE, to utter a pl...
whiner 15 12 one who whines [n -S...
whines 15 12 WHINE, to utter a pl...
whiney 21 14 tending to whine, al...
whinge 16 14 to complain fretfull...
whingy 23 16 complaining [adj WHI...
whinny 21 15 abounding in whins [...
whippy 27 19 pliant, supple [adj...
whirls 18 12 WHIRL, to revolve ra...
whirly 24 14 given to whirling [a...
whirrs 17 11 WHIRR, to spin with...
whirry 23 13 characteristic of a...
whisht 19 13 (Scots) to keep sile...
whisks 18 15 WHISK, to move quick...
whisky 24 17 an alcoholic spirit,...
whists 17 11 WHIST, to become sil...
whited 16 12 WHITE, to make white...
whiten 15 12 to make white [v -ED...
whiter 16 11 WHITE, of the color...
whites 16 11 WHITE, to make white...
whitey 22 13 (colloquial) a white...
whizzo 22 29 excellent, impressiv...
whizzy 29 31 using sophisticated...
wholes 16 12 WHOLE, all the parts...
wholly 24 15 WHOLE, entire [adv]
whomps 19 17 WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whomso 16 14 the objective case o...
whoofs 17 14 WHOOF, to make a dee...
whoomp 18 17 a sudden loud sound,...
whoops 17 14 WHOOP, to utter loud...
whoosh 17 13 to move with a hissi...
whoots 15 11 WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whored 15 12 WHORE, to consort wi...
whores 15 11 WHORE, to consort wi...
whorls 17 12 WHORL [n]
whorts 16 11 WHORT, a whortleberr...
whosis 16 11 an object or person...
whosit 16 11 an object or person...
whowed 18 15 WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
whumps 20 18 WHUMP, to strike hea...
whydah 24 16 a group of African b...
whydas 22 14 WHYDA, a group of Af...
wibble 19 16 to wobble, also WABB...
wiccan 19 16 one who practices wi...
wiccas 20 15 WICCA, witchcraft [n...
wiches 19 14 WICH, a tree with pl...
wicked 18 17 bad, evil [adj WICKE...
wicken 17 17 the rowan tree, also...
wicker 18 16 a pliant twig or bra...
wicket 18 16 a small gate [n -S]
wicopy 25 17 (Native American) an...
widder 14 11 (colloquial) a widow...
widdie 14 11 (Scots) a rope, esp....
widdle 15 12 a child's word for t...
widely 21 13 WIDE, broad [adv]
widens 13 11 WIDEN, to make wide...
widest 14 10 WIDE, broad [adj]
widget 15 12 any small manufactur...
widgie 15 12 an Australian Teddy...
widish 17 12 somewhat wide [adj]
widows 17 13 WIDOW, to deprive of...
widths 17 12 WIDTH, the extent fr...
wields 15 11 WIELD, to handle or...
wieldy 21 13 easily wielded [adj...
wiener 12 10 (German) a frankfurt...
wienie 12 10 a frankfurter, a sma...
wifely 23 15 befitting a wife [ad...
wifeys 22 14 WIFEY, an endearment...
wifies 16 12 WIFIE, an endearment...
wifing 17 15 WIFE, to take to wif...
wigans 14 12 WIGAN, a stiff plain...
wigeon 13 12 a kind of freshwater...
wiggas 16 13 WIGGA, (colloquial)...
wigged 16 14 WIG, to scold; to pr...
wigger 16 13 (colloquial) a white...
wiggle 17 14 to move with short,...
wiggly 24 16 tending to wiggle [a...
wights 18 13 WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
wiglet 16 12 a small wig [n -S]
wigwag 19 16 to twist about [v WI...
wigwam 19 17 (Native American) a...
wikiup 18 17 (Native American) a...
wilded 15 12 WILD, (obsolete) to...
wilder 15 11 to cause to stray [v...
wildly 23 14 WILD, not tame [adv]
wilful 19 15 bent on having one's...
wilgas 16 12 WILGA, (Native Austr...
wilier 15 10 WILY, crafty [adj]
wilily 23 13 WILY, crafty [adv]
wiling 16 13 WILE, to beguile, al...
wiljas 17 19 WILJA, (Native Austr...
willed 16 12 WILL, to decide upon...
willer 16 11 someone who wills [n...
willet 16 11 a large North Americ...
willey 22 13 to clean in a willow...
willie 16 11 a childish word for...
willow 19 14 to clean textile fib...
wilted 15 11 WILT, to become limp...
wiltja 17 19 (Native Australian)...
wimble 18 16 an instrument for bo...
wimmin 16 16 an attempt by Americ...
wimped 17 16 WIMP, to act like a...
wimple 18 16 a cloth covering for...
winced 16 14 WINCE, to flinch [v]
wincer 16 13 one who winces [n -S...
winces 16 13 WINCE, to flinch [v]
wincey 22 15 plain or twilled cot...
windac 16 14 a windlass, also WIN...
windas 13 11 a windlass, also WIN...
winded 13 12 WIND, to twist or co...
winder 13 11 (slang) a blow that...
windle 14 12 to wind yarn, also W...
window 16 14 to provide an openin...
windup 16 15 a conclusion [n -S]
winery 19 12 a place where wine i...
winged 14 13 WING, to travel by m...
winger 14 12 a footballer who pla...
winges 14 12 WINGE, to complain f...
winier 13 10 WINEY, like or tasti...
wining 14 13 WINE, to provide wit...
winish 16 12 having the qualities...
winked 14 15 WINK, to open and cl...
winker 14 14 something that winks...
winkle 15 15 to extract or force...
winned 12 12 WIN, to gain [v]
winner 12 11 one that wins [n -S]
winnle 13 12 (Scots) an appliance...
winnow 15 14 to separate chaff fr...
winoes 12 10 WINO, (slang) a down...
winsey 19 12 plain or twilled cot...
winter 13 10 to pass the coldest...
wintle 14 11 (Scots) to stagger [...
wintry 20 12 having the character...
winzes 16 19 WINZE, a small venti...
wipers 16 12 WIPER, one that wipe...
wiping 17 15 the act of cleaning...
wippen 17 16 the part of a piano...
wirers 14 9 WIRER, one who wires...
wirier 14 9 WIRY, thin and tough...
wirily 22 12 WIRY, thin and tough...
wiring 15 12 a system of electric...
wirrah 16 11 (Native Australian)...
wisard 14 10 a wizard [n -S]
wisdom 15 13 the quality of being...
wisely 21 12 in a wise manner [ad...
wisent 13 10 a European bison [n...
wisest 14 9 WISE, intelligent [a...
wished 16 12 WISH, to desire, als...
wisher 16 11 one who wishes [n -S...
wishes 16 11 WISH, to desire, als...
wising 15 12 WISE, (Scots) to gui...
wisket 15 13 a basket; esp. a str...
wisped 16 13 WISP, to twist into...
wissed 14 10 WISS, to wish [v]
wisses 14 9 WISS, to wish [v]
wisted 14 10 WIST, (archaic) to k...
wistly 22 12 (Shakespeare) longin...
witans 13 10 WITAN, a member of t...
witchy 26 16 malicious [adj WITCH...
witgat 15 11 (Afrikaans) a South...
withal 17 12 in addition [adv]
withed 16 12 WITHE, to bind with...
wither 16 11 to dry up and wilt [...
withes 16 11 WITHE, to bind with...
within 16 12 an interior place or...
witing 15 12 WITE, (Scots) to bla...
witney 19 12 a heavy woollen fabr...
witted 14 10 having intelligence...
witter 14 9 to mutter peevishly...
wittol 15 10 (archaic) a husband...
wivern 15 14 in heraldry, a drago...
wivers 16 13 WIVER, in heraldry,...
wiving 17 16 WIVE, (archaic) to t...
wizard 17 19 a man who practises...
wizens 16 19 WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wizier 17 18 (Arabic) a minister...
wizzen 19 28 the windpipe, also W...
wizzes 20 27 WIZ, a very skilled...
woaded 12 11 dyed blue with woad...
woalds 14 11 WOALD, yellow pigmen...
wobble 18 16 to move unsteadily,...
wobbly 25 18 unsteady, also WABBL...
wodges 14 12 WODGE, a large or ro...
woeful 16 14 full of woe, also WA...
woggle 16 14 a scout or guide nec...
wolfed 16 14 WOLF, to devour rave...
wolfer 16 13 a hunter of wolves,...
wolved 16 15 WOLVE, to hunt for w...
wolver 16 14 a hunter of wolves,...
wolves 16 14 WOLF, a carnivorous...
womans 13 13 WOMAN, to play the p...
wombat 16 15 (Native Australian)...
wombed 16 16 WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
womera 13 12 (Native Australian)...
wommit 16 15 (English dialect) a...
wonder 12 11 to speculate [v -ED,...
wongas 13 12 WONGA, (slang) money...
wongis 14 12 WONGI, (Native Austr...
woning 13 13 a dwelling place, al...
wonned 11 12 WON, (archaic) to dw...
wonner 11 11 (Scots) a wonder [n...
wonted 12 11 WONT, to be accustom...
wonton 11 11 (Chinese) in Chinese...
woobut 15 13 a hairy caterpillar,...
wooded 12 11 WOOD, to cover with...
wooden 11 11 stiff as in wood [ad...
woodie 12 10 a wood-panelled stat...
woodsy 19 12 relating to the fore...
wooers 12 9 WOOER, one who woos...
woofed 14 13 WOOF, to bark [v]
woofer 14 12 a loudspeaker for lo...
woohoo 13 11 an exclamation of jo...
wooing 13 12 seductive [adj WOOIN...
woolds 14 11 WOOLD, to wind a rop...
wooled 13 11 having (such) wool;...
woolen 12 11 a fabric made of woo...
wooler 13 10 a domestic animal ra...
woolie 13 10 a woollen garment, a...
woolly 21 13 like wool [adj WOOLL...
wooned 11 11 WOON, (Spenser) to d...
woopie 14 12 a well-off older per...
woosel 13 10 (Shakespeare) an ouz...
wooses 12 9 WOOSE, a wimp, also...
wopped 17 16 WOP, to thump, also...
worded 13 11 WORD, to express in...
worked 14 14 WORK, to toil in min...
worker 14 13 one that works [n -S...
workup 17 17 an intensive diagnos...
worlds 15 11 WORLD, the earth and...
wormed 14 13 WORM, to rid of worm...
wormer 14 12 a screw fixed on the...
wormil 16 13 a lump in the skin o...
worral 14 10 (Arabic) an Egyptian...
worrel 14 10 (Arabic) an Egyptian...
worrit 14 9 to worry, also WHERR...
worsed 13 10 WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worsen 12 10 to become worse [v -...
worser 13 9 worse [adj]
worses 13 9 WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worset 13 9 a woollen yarn, also...
worsts 14 9 WORST, to defeat, al...
worths 16 11 WORTH, to happen, be...
worthy 22 13 full of worth [adj W...
wortle 14 10 a perforated plate t...
wotcha 18 14 a greeting, develope...
wotted 13 10 WOT, (archaic) to kn...
woubit 16 13 a hairy caterpillar,...
woulds 15 12 WOULD, the desired o...
wounds 13 12 WOUND, to inflict an...
woundy 19 14 (archaic) excessive...
wovens 14 14 WOVEN, a woven fabri...
wowfer 18 15 WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wowing 17 15 WOW, to impress or a...
wowser 16 12 (Australian slang) a...
wracks 18 16 WRACK, to wreck [v]
wraith 16 11 a visible disembodie...
wrangs 14 12 WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrasse 13 9 (Cornish) any of sev...
wrasts 14 9 WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wraths 16 11 WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrathy 22 13 inclined to wrath [a...
wrawls 18 13 WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wraxle 20 17 (dialect) to wrestle...
wreaks 14 13 WREAK, to effect, br...
wreath 15 11 a garland of flowers...
wrecks 18 16 WRECK, to cause the...
wrench 18 15 to wrest violently [...
wrests 14 9 WREST, to take away...
wretch 19 14 a pitiable person [n...
wrethe 15 11 (Spenser) to shape i...
wricks 19 16 WRICK, to twist or s...
wriest 14 9 WRY, twisted [adj]
wright 18 13 a maker; a repairer...
wrings 15 12 WRING, to twist so a...
wrists 15 9 WRIST, the junction...
wristy 21 11 making extensive use...
writer 14 9 one that writes [n -...
writes 14 9 WRITE, to form chara...
writhe 16 11 to squirm or twist i...
wroath 15 11 (Shakespeare) a misf...
wroken 13 14 WREAK, to effect, br...
wrongs 14 12 WRONG, to treat inju...
wroots 13 9 WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wryest 20 11 WRY, twisted [adj]
wrying 21 14 WRY, to give a twist...
wudded 14 13 WUD, (Scots) to load...
wukkas 16 18 (Australian slang) i...
wulled 16 13 WULL, (dialect) to w...
wunner 12 12 something that is on...
wurley 21 13 (Native Australian)...
wurlie 15 11 (Native Australian)...
wursts 15 10 WURST, (German) a la...
wurzel 18 20 (German) a variety o...
wushus 17 13 WUSHU, (Chinese) the...
wusses 14 10 WUSS, a wimp, also W...
wuther 16 12 to move swiftly or w...
wuxias 20 17 WUXIA, (Chinese) a g...
wuzzle 21 29 (US) to jumble [v WU...
wyches 25 16 WYCH, a tree with pl...
wyling 22 15 WYLE, to beguile, al...
wyting 21 14 WYTE, (Scots) to bla...
wyvern 21 16 in heraldry, a drago...

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