7 letter words that start with W

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7 letter words that start with W

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wabains 16 14 WABAIN, a poisonous...
wabbled 20 18 WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wabbler 20 17 (obsolete) one who w...
wabbles 20 17 WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wabooms 17 16 WABOOM, (Afrikaans)...
wabster 17 13 (Scots) a weaver, al...
wackers 19 17 WACKER, (slang) mate...
wackest 19 17 WACK, crazy, also WA...
wackier 19 17 WACKY, eccentric, al...
wackily 27 20 WACKY, eccentric, al...
wackoes 18 17 WACKO, a mad or ecce...
waconda 16 15 (Native American) a...
wadable 17 15 capable of being pas...
wadders 15 12 WADDER, an implement...
waddied 15 13 WADDY, to strike wit...
waddies 15 12 WADDIE [v]
wadding 16 15 a mass of soft mater...
waddled 16 14 WADDLE, to walk with...
waddler 16 13 one who waddles [n -...
waddles 16 13 WADDLE, to walk with...
wadings 16 14 WADING, the act of w...
wadmaal 16 15 a thick, coarse wool...
wadmals 17 15 WADMAL, a thick, coa...
wadmels 17 15 WADMEL, a thick, coa...
wadmoll 18 16 a thick, coarse wool...
wadmols 17 15 WADMOL, a thick, coa...
wadsets 15 11 WADSET, (Scots) to p...
wadsett 15 11 (Scots) to pawn or m...
waeness 13 11 sadness, also WOENES...
waesome 14 13 woeful, also WOESOME...
waesuck 19 18 (Scots) interjection...
wafered 16 14 WAFER, to fasten wit...
waffies 19 16 WAFFIE, (Scots) a va...
waffing 20 19 WAFF, (dialect) to b...
waffled 20 18 WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
waffler 20 17 one who waffles [n -...
waffles 20 17 WAFFLE, to talk vagu...
waftage 17 15 the act of wafting [...
wafters 17 13 WAFTER, an armed ves...
wafting 18 16 the act of wafting [...
wafture 17 14 (Shakespeare) waving...
wagered 15 13 WAGER, to make a bet...
wagerer 15 12 one who makes a bet...
waggers 17 14 WAGGER, a wastepaper...
waggery 23 16 mischievous behaviou...
wagging 18 17 WAG, to move from si...
waggish 20 16 drolly humorous [adj...
waggled 18 16 WAGGLE, to wag, move...
waggler 18 15 a fishing float with...
waggles 18 15 WAGGLE, to wag, move...
waggons 16 15 WAGGON, to transport...
wagoned 14 14 WAGON, to transport...
wagoner 14 13 one who drives a wag...
wagsome 16 15 waggish [adj]
wagtail 17 13 a bird noted for its...
wahines 16 13 WAHINE, (Maori) a Ma...
waiatas 14 10 WAIATA, (Maori) a Ma...
waifing 18 16 WAIF, to cast up as...
waifish 20 15 like a waif [adj]
wailers 16 11 WAILER, one who wail...
wailful 20 16 sorrowful; mournful...
wailing 17 14 making a wailing sou...
wainage 14 13 land under cultivati...
waining 15 14 WAIN, (obsolete) to...
wairing 16 13 WAIR, to spend [v]
wairuas 15 11 WAIRUA, (Maori) one'...
waisted 15 11 having a waist [adj]
waister 15 10 a seaman stationed i...
waiters 15 10 WAITER, one who serv...
waiting 16 13 relating to, or suit...
waitron 14 11 a server in a restau...
waivers 17 14 WAIVER, the act of w...
waiving 18 17 WAIVE, to refrain fr...
waivode 16 15 (Russian) orig the t...
waiwode 17 14 (Russian) orig the t...
wakames 16 17 WAKAME, (Japanese) a...
wakanda 14 16 (Native American) a...
wakanes 14 15 WAKANE, (Japanese) a...
wakeful 19 19 not sleeping [adj WA...
wakeman 15 18 (archaic) a watchman...
wakemen 15 18 WAKEMAN, (archaic) a...
wakened 14 16 WAKEN, to wake [v]
wakener 14 15 one that wakens, als...
wakikis 18 18 WAKIKI, (Melanesian)...
wakings 17 17 WAKING, the act of w...
waldoes 15 12 WALDO, a gadget for...
waliest 16 11 WALY, (Scots) fine,...
walises 16 11 WALISE, (Scots) a va...
walkers 17 15 WALKER, one who walk...
walkies 17 15 as in 'go walkies' [...
walking 18 18 the act of walking [...
walkout 17 16 a strike by workers...
walkups 20 19 WALKUP, an apartment...
walkway 26 20 a pedestrian route [...
wallaba 18 15 a leguminous tree of...
wallaby 25 17 (Native Australian)...
wallahs 19 14 WALLAH, (Hindi) a pe...
wallers 17 12 WALLER, a builder of...
wallets 17 12 WALLET, a small, fla...
walleye 22 14 an eye in which the...
walleys 23 14 WALLEY, a type of ju...
wallier 17 12 WALLY, (Scots) fine,...
wallies 17 12 WALLY, an idiot or i...
walling 18 15 walls collectively [...
wallops 19 15 WALLOP, to beat soun...
wallows 20 15 WALLOW, to roll abou...
walnuts 16 13 WALNUT, a tree or it...
waltier 16 11 WALTY, inclined to t...
waltzed 19 21 WALTZ, to dance in t...
waltzer 19 20 one who waltzes [n -...
waltzes 19 20 WALTZ, to dance in t...
wambled 19 18 WAMBLE, to move unst...
wambles 19 17 WAMBLE, to move unst...
wamefou 17 17 a bellyful, also WAM...
wameful 19 18 a bellyful, also WAM...
wammuls 19 18 WAMMUL, (dialect) a...
wampees 17 16 WAMPEE, (Chinese) an...
wampish 21 18 (Scott) to brandish,...
wampums 20 20 WAMPUM, (Native Amer...
wamuses 16 14 WAMUS, a kind of car...
wanders 14 12 WANDER, to move abou...
wandled 15 14 WANDLE, to walk halt...
wandles 15 13 WANDLE, to walk halt...
wandoos 13 12 WANDOO, (Native Aust...
wangans 14 14 WANGAN, (Native Amer...
wangled 16 15 WANGLE, to obtain by...
wangler 16 14 one who wangles [n -...
wangles 16 14 WANGLE, to obtain by...
wanguns 15 15 WANGUN, (Native Amer...
wanhope 17 16 (obsolete) despair [...
waniest 14 11 WANY, waning in some...
wanigan 14 14 (Native American) in...
wanings 15 14 WANING, the act of w...
wanions 13 12 WANION, (Shakespeare...
wankers 15 15 WANKER, one who mast...
wankier 15 15 WANKY, contemptible...
wanking 16 18 WANK, to masturbate...
wanksta 15 15 (colloquial) a perso...
wannabe 14 15 someone who tries to...
wanness 13 12 the state of being w...
wannest 13 12 WAN, pale [adj]
wanning 14 15 WAN, to make or beco...
wannion 12 13 (Shakespeare) a word...
wannish 16 14 somewhat wan [adj]
wantage 14 13 a deficiency; a shor...
wanters 14 11 WANTER, one who want...
wanties 14 11 WANTY, a surcingle,...
wanting 15 14 WANT, to have a desi...
wantons 13 12 WANTON, to behave in...
wanzing 18 23 WANZE, (obsolete) to...
wapitis 18 13 WAPITI, (Native Amer...
wappend 18 18 (Shakespeare) fatigu...
wappers 19 16 WAPPER, to cause to...
wapping 20 19 WAP, to throw or pul...
waragis 16 12 WARAGI, a Ugandan al...
waratah 16 12 (Native Australian)...
warbier 17 13 WARBY, (Australian s...
warbird 18 14 a vintage military a...
warbled 18 15 WARBLE, to sing with...
warbler 18 14 someone who warbles...
warbles 18 14 WARBLE, to sing with...
warbots 17 13 WARBOT, any robot or...
wardens 14 12 WARDEN, to guard as...
warders 15 11 WARDER, to guard as...
wardian 14 12 as in wardian case,...
warding 16 14 the act of keeping g...
wardogs 16 13 WARDOG, a dog used i...
wardrop 17 14 (Milton) a wardrobe...
warehou 16 13 (Maori) any of sever...
warfare 16 13 to wage war [v WARFA...
wargame 16 15 to engage in simulat...
warhead 16 13 the explosive part o...
wariest 15 10 WARY, cautious [adj]
warison 14 11 (obsolete) a bugle c...
warking 17 17 WARK, (Scots) to wor...
warless 16 11 free from war [adj]
warlike 17 15 pertaining to war [a...
warling 17 14 (obsolete) someone d...
warlock 20 18 a sorcerer [n -S]
warlord 16 12 a military leader [n...
warmers 16 13 WARMER, something th...
warmest 16 13 WARM, moderately hot...
warming 17 16 the action of making...
warmish 19 15 somewhat warm [adj]
warmist 17 13 a person, esp. a sci...
warmths 19 15 WARMTH, warmness [n]
warmups 19 17 WARMUP, a sportsman'...
warners 14 11 WARNER, one who warn...
warning 15 14 giving a warning [ad...
warpage 17 15 the act of warping [...
warpath 19 15 the path followed on...
warpers 17 13 WARPER, one who, or...
warping 18 16 the act of warping [...
warrand 14 12 (obsolete) to warran...
warrans 14 11 WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warrant 14 11 to give authority to...
warrays 21 12 WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warrens 14 11 WARREN, a rabbit's h...
warreys 21 12 WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warring 16 13 WAR, to engage in ar...
warrior 15 10 a soldier experience...
warsaws 18 13 WARSAW, a marine fis...
warship 20 15 a ship armed for com...
warsled 16 12 WARSLE, to wrestle,...
warsler 16 11 one who takes part i...
warsles 16 11 WARSLE, to wrestle,...
warstle 16 11 to wrestle, also RAS...
warthog 18 14 an African wild hog...
wartier 15 10 WARTY, covered with...
wartime 16 13 a time of war [n -S]
warwolf 21 17 a mediaeval siege en...
warwork 19 17 work done during the...
warworn 17 14 worn with military s...
warzone 16 20 a region of armed co...
wasabis 17 13 WASABI, (Japanese) h...
washbag 20 17 a small bag for carr...
washday 23 15 a day on which one w...
washers 17 12 WASHER, to fit with...
washery 23 14 a washhouse [n WASHE...
washier 17 12 WASHY, watery, damp...
washily 25 15 overly diluted [adv]
washing 18 15 articles washed or t...
washins 17 13 WASHIN, design of th...
washout 17 13 an erosion of earth...
washpot 19 15 a vessel for washing...
washrag 18 14 a face-cloth [n -S]
washtub 20 16 a tub used for washi...
washups 20 16 WASHUP, the act of w...
waspier 17 13 WASPY, like a wasp,...
waspies 17 13 WASPIE, a ladies' co...
waspily 25 16 WASPY, like a wasp,...
waspish 20 15 like a wasp; acid-to...
wassail 16 11 to go carolling or c...
wastage 15 12 something that is wa...
wastels 16 11 WASTEL, bread made f...
wasters 15 10 WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wastery 21 12 reckless extravaganc...
wasting 16 13 of an illness etc.,...
wastrel 16 11 a wasteful person, a...
wastrie 15 10 reckless extravaganc...
watapes 16 13 WATAPE, (Native Amer...
watched 20 16 WATCH, to keep in vi...
watcher 20 15 one who watches [n -...
watches 20 15 WATCH, to keep in vi...
watchet 20 15 (archaic) a pale blu...
watered 14 11 WATER, to sprinkle w...
waterer 14 10 a device for waterin...
wattage 15 12 an amount of power e...
wattape 16 13 (Native American) a...
wattest 15 10 WAT, wet [adj]
wattled 16 12 WATTLE, to construct...
wattles 16 11 WATTLE, to construct...
wauchts 21 16 WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
wauffed 19 18 WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughed 18 16 WAUGH, to bark, also...
waughts 19 15 WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waukers 16 15 WAUKER, a fuller of...
wauking 17 18 WAUK, to full (cloth...
wauling 17 15 the act of crying li...
waulked 17 17 WAULK, to full (clot...
waulker 17 16 a fuller of cloth, a...
wauring 16 14 WAUR, to defeat, to...
wavelet 17 15 a small wave [n -S]
waveoff 20 20 the act of denying l...
wavered 16 15 WAVER, to move to an...
waverer 16 14 one who wavers [n -S...
waveson 15 15 goods floating after...
wavicle 21 18 a subatomic particle...
waviest 17 14 WAVY, having waves [...
wavings 18 17 WAVING, the act of w...
wawaing 18 16 WAWA, (Native Americ...
wawling 20 17 the act of crying li...
waxable 23 21 able to be waxed [ad...
waxbill 26 22 any of numerous smal...
waxeyes 26 19 WAXEYE, a small New...
waxiest 21 17 WAXY, like wax [adj]
waxings 22 20 WAXING, the act of o...
waxlike 23 22 resembling wax [adj]
waxweed 23 21 an annual herb [n -S...
waxwing 25 23 a member of a genus...
waxwork 25 24 an effigy in wax [n...
waxworm 25 23 a moth that infests...
wayangs 21 15 WAYANG, (Javanese) a...
waybill 26 17 a list of goods for...
wayfare 22 15 (archaic) to fare on...
waygone 20 15 exhausted by travel...
waylaid 22 14 WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
waylays 28 15 WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
wayless 22 13 having no path [adj]
waymark 23 19 a mark showing the w...
wayment 21 16 (Spenser) to lament,...
waypost 23 15 a guidepost [n -S]
wayside 21 13 the side of the road...
wayward 24 16 wilful [adj WAYWARDL...
waywode 23 16 (Russian) orig the t...
wayworn 23 16 fatigued by travel [...
wazzing 22 31 WAZZ, (dialect) to u...
wazzock 25 35 (dialect) a pathetic...
weakens 14 15 WEAKEN, to make weak...
weakest 15 14 WEAK, feeble [adj]
weakish 18 16 somewhat weak [adj W...
weakons 14 15 WEAKON, a subatomic...
wealths 18 13 WEALTH, valuable pos...
wealthy 24 15 rich [adj WEALTHIER,...
weanels 14 12 WEANEL, (Spenser) a...
weaners 13 11 WEANER, a calf, lamb...
weaning 14 14 an act of weaning [n...
weapons 15 14 WEAPON, to supply wi...
wearers 14 10 WEARER, one who is d...
wearied 14 11 WEARY, to make tired...
wearier 14 10 WEARY, tired [adj]
wearies 14 10 WEARY, to make tired...
wearily 22 13 WEARY, tired [adv]
wearing 15 13 tiring [adj WEARINGL...
wearish 17 12 tasteless [adj]
weasand 13 12 the windpipe, also W...
weasels 15 11 WEASEL, to act evasi...
weasely 21 13 like a weasel (an an...
weasons 13 11 WEASON, the windpipe...
weather 16 12 to expose to atmosph...
weavers 16 14 WEAVER, one that wea...
weaving 17 17 the act of making cl...
weazand 16 21 the windpipe, also W...
weazens 16 20 WEAZEN, to become dr...
webapps 21 19 WEBAPP, an applicati...
webbier 19 16 WEBBY, resembling a...
webbies 19 16 WEBBIE, a person ver...
webbing 20 19 woven strips of fibr...
webcams 21 19 WEBCAM, a camera use...
webcast 20 16 to transmit sound an...
webchat 22 18 communication in rea...
webfeet 18 16 WEBFOOT, a foot with...
webfoot 18 16 a foot with the toes...
webhead 18 16 a devoted user of th...
webinar 16 14 a seminar via the Wo...
webless 18 14 having no webs [adj]
weblike 19 18 resembling a web [ad...
weblish 21 16 very abbreviated Eng...
weblogs 19 16 WEBLOG, a website th...
webmail 19 17 a way of accessing e...
webpage 19 18 a single document on...
webring 18 16 a collection of webs...
website 17 13 a location on the In...
webster 17 13 (obsolete) a weaver,...
webwork 21 20 a weblike pattern or...
webworm 21 19 a web-spinning cater...
webzine 19 23 a magazine published...
wechted 20 16 WECHT, (Scots) to wi...
wedders 15 12 WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedding 16 15 a marriage ceremony...
wedeled 15 13 WEDEL, (German) to s...
wedelns 15 13 WEDELN, (German) to...
wedgier 16 13 WEDGY, resembling a...
wedgies 16 13 WEDGIE, a type of wo...
wedging 17 16 a method of joining...
wedlock 20 19 the married state [n...
weedbed 16 15 an area of a body of...
weeders 14 11 WEEDER, one who weed...
weedery 20 13 a place full of weed...
weedier 14 11 WEEDY, resembling we...
weedily 22 14 WEEDY, resembling we...
weeding 15 14 the task of weeding...
weejuns 16 21 moccasin-style shoes...
weekday 21 17 usually any day from...
weekend 14 16 to take a holiday on...
weenier 13 11 WEENY, very small [a...
weenies 13 11 WEENIE, a frankfurte...
weening 14 14 WEEN, (archaic) to t...
weepers 16 13 WEEPER, one who weep...
weepier 16 13 WEEPY, tending to we...
weepies 16 13 WEEPIE, a highly emo...
weepily 24 16 WEEPY, tending to we...
weeping 17 16 tearful [adj WEEPING...
weetest 14 10 WEET, wet [adj]
weeting 15 13 WEETE, (obsolete) to...
weevers 16 14 WEEVER, any one of s...
weevils 18 15 WEEVIL, a popular na...
weevily 24 17 infested with weevil...
weeweed 16 14 WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weewees 16 13 WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weftage 17 15 texture [n -S]
wefting 18 16 WEFT, to weave fabri...
weigela 16 13 a hardy garden shrub...
weighed 18 15 WEIGH, to determine...
weigher 18 14 one who weighs [n -S...
weights 19 14 WEIGHT, to add heavi...
weighty 25 16 heavy, ponderous [ad...
weiners 14 11 WEINER, (German) a f...
weirded 15 12 WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
weirder 15 11 WEIRD, eeerily stran...
weirdie 15 11 a very strange perso...
weirdly 23 14 WEIRD, eeerily stran...
weirdos 15 11 WEIRDO, a very stran...
weiring 16 13 WEIR, to wear [v]
weising 16 13 WEISE, to guide in a...
weizing 19 22 WEIZE, to guide in a...
welaway 24 16 (archaic) alas, also...
welched 21 17 WELCH, to fail to pa...
welcher 21 16 one who welches, als...
welches 21 16 WELCH, to fail to pa...
welcome 19 17 received with gladne...
welders 16 12 WELDER, one that wel...
welding 17 15 the act of welding [...
weldors 16 12 WELDOR, one that wel...
welfare 17 14 general wellbeing [n...
welking 18 18 WELKE, (Spenser) to...
welkins 17 16 WELKIN, the sky [n]
wellies 17 12 WELLIE, (colloquial)...
welling 18 15 an outpouring [n -S]
welshed 18 14 WELSH, to fail to pa...
welsher 18 13 one who welches, als...
welshes 18 13 WELSH, to fail to pa...
welters 16 11 WELTER, to roll abou...
welting 17 14 a beating [n -S]
wenched 19 17 WENCH, to consort wi...
wencher 19 16 one who wenches; a l...
wenches 19 16 WENCH, to consort wi...
wendigo 15 14 (Native American) a...
wending 15 15 WEND, to proceed alo...
wennier 13 12 WENNY, resembling a...
wennish 16 14 resembling a wen, al...
wergeld 17 14 a price paid for tak...
wergelt 17 13 a price paid for tak...
wergild 18 14 a price paid for tak...
wersher 17 12 WERSH, (Scots) taste...
werwolf 21 17 a person who suppose...
wesands 14 12 WESAND, (Spenser) th...
weskits 17 14 WESKIT, (colloquial)...
wessand 14 12 the windpipe, also W...
western 14 11 a film, book etc. co...
westers 15 10 WESTER, to move towa...
westies 15 10 WESTIE, (Australian...
westing 16 13 a motion towards the...
westlin 16 12 (Scots) towards the...
wetback 21 20 someone illegally en...
wethers 17 12 WETHER, a castrated...
wetland 15 13 marshy land [n -S]
wetness 14 11 the state of being w...
wetsuit 16 11 a close-fitting rubb...
wetters 15 10 WETTER, something th...
wettest 15 10 WET, not dry [adj]
wetties 15 10 WETTIE, (New Zealand...
wetting 16 13 a liquid used for mo...
wettish 18 12 somewhat wet [adj]
wetware 17 13 the living human bra...
weyward 24 16 (Shakespeare) weird,...
wezands 17 21 WEZAND, (obsolete) t...
whacked 21 20 WHACK, to strike sha...
whacker 21 19 (Australian slang) a...
whackos 21 19 WHACKO, an eccentric...
whaisle 18 13 to wheeze, also WHAI...
whaizle 21 22 to wheeze, also WHAI...
whalers 18 13 WHALER, a person who...
whalery 24 15 whaling [n WHALERIES...
whaling 19 16 the business of catc...
whammed 19 19 WHAM, to hit with a...
whammos 19 18 WHAMMO, impressive v...
whample 21 19 (Scots) a blow [n -S...
whanaus 16 14 WHANAU, (Maori) a fa...
whangam 18 18 (Goldsmith) an imagi...
whanged 17 16 WHANG, to beat with...
whangee 16 15 (Chinese) a kind of...
whapped 21 19 WHAP, to strike forc...
whapper 21 18 something unusually...
wharfed 19 16 WHARF, to place on a...
wharfie 19 15 (Australian slang) a...
wharves 19 16 WHARVE, a disc on th...
whatcha 22 17 (colloquial) what ar...
whatevs 19 16 (slang) whatever [in...
whatnot 16 13 a type of display st...
whatsis 18 12 something whose name...
whatsit 18 12 something whose name...
whatten 16 13 (dialect) what kind...
wheaten 15 13 the golden colour of...
wheechs 22 17 WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheedle 17 14 to entice by soft wo...
wheeled 17 14 WHEEL, to cause to r...
wheeler 17 13 one who wheels, or t...
wheelie 17 13 a manoeuvre on a bic...
wheenge 16 15 (Scots) to whinge [v...
wheeped 18 16 WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
wheeple 19 16 (Scots) to give a pr...
wheesht 19 14 (Scots) to call for...
wheezed 19 22 WHEEZE, to breathe w...
wheezer 19 21 one who wheezes [n -...
wheezes 19 21 WHEEZE, to breathe w...
wheezle 20 22 (Scots) to wheeze, a...
whelked 19 18 ridged like a whelk...
whelmed 19 17 WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelped 20 17 WHELP, to give birth...
whemmle 20 19 to overturn; to thro...
whences 19 16 WHENCE, a place of o...
whenuas 16 14 WHENUA, (Maori) land...
whenwes 19 16 WHENWE, (South Afric...
whereas 16 12 an introduction of a...
whereat 16 12 at what [adv]
whereby 25 17 by which [adv]
wherein 16 13 in which place [adv]
whereof 18 15 of what [adv]
whereon 15 13 on which [adv]
whereso 16 12 in whatever place, a...
whereto 16 12 to what [adv]
wherret 17 12 (obsolete) to give a...
wherrit 18 12 to worry, also WORRI...
wherves 19 16 WHERVE, a piece of w...
whether 19 14 if it be the case th...
whetted 17 13 WHET, to sharpen by...
whetter 17 12 one who, or that whi...
wheughs 21 17 WHEUGH, to utter a s...
whewing 21 18 WHEW, to utter a sou...
wheyier 23 14 WHEYEY, like whey al...
wheyish 26 16 somewhat like whey,...
whicker 22 19 to neigh; to bleat [...
whidahs 20 15 WHIDAH, a group of A...
whidded 18 15 WHID, to move quickl...
whidder 18 14 (Scots) to whiz, als...
whiffed 22 19 WHIFF, to blow with...
whiffer 22 18 one that whiffs, fis...
whiffet 22 18 a paltry person [n -...
whiffle 23 19 to blow in puffs [v...
whigged 20 17 WHIG, to jog along [...
whilere 18 13 (archaic) a little w...
whiling 20 16 WHILE, to pass time...
whimmed 20 19 WHIM, to turn aside...
whimper 21 18 to cry plaintively [...
whimple 22 19 to wear a veil in th...
whimsey 25 17 delicately fanciful...
whiners 17 13 WHINER, one who whin...
whinged 18 16 WHINGE, to complain...
whinger 18 15 (historical) a dirk...
whinges 18 15 WHINGE, to complain...
whinier 17 13 WHINY, given to whin...
whining 18 16 complaining [adj WHI...
whipcat 23 18 a tailor [n -S]
whipped 22 19 WHIP, to strike with...
whipper 22 18 one who whips [n -S]
whippet 22 18 a small swift dog [n...
whippit 23 18 a small canister of...
whipray 26 17 a stingray [n -S]
whipsaw 23 18 to cut with a narrow...
whirled 19 14 WHIRL, to revolve ra...
whirler 19 13 one who whirls [n -S...
whirred 18 13 WHIR, to spin with a...
whirret 18 12 to give a sharp blow...
whirtle 19 13 a perforated plate t...
whished 20 15 WHISH, to move with...
whishes 20 14 WHISH, to move with...
whishts 21 14 WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whisked 19 17 WHISK, to move quick...
whisker 19 16 coarse hair on the f...
whisket 19 16 a basket; esp. a str...
whiskey 25 18 an alcoholic spirit,...
whisper 20 15 to speak softly [v -...
whissed 18 13 WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whisses 18 12 WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whisted 18 13 WHIST, to become sil...
whistle 19 13 to make a shrill sou...
whitely 25 15 WHITE, of the color...
whitens 17 13 WHITEN, to make whit...
whitest 18 12 WHITE, of the color...
whiteys 24 14 WHITEY, (colloquial)...
whither 20 14 to blow strongly wit...
whitier 18 12 WHITY, whiteish, als...
whities 18 12 WHITY, a white perso...
whiting 19 15 a gadid food fish wh...
whitish 21 14 somewhat white [adj]
whitlow 22 16 an inflammation of f...
whitret 18 12 (Scots) a weasel, al...
whittaw 21 15 (dialect) a saddler...
whitter 18 12 to talk or mutter pe...
whittle 19 13 to shave or cut bits...
whizzed 24 31 WHIZ, to move rapidl...
whizzer 24 30 (slang) a pickpocket...
whizzes 24 30 WHIZZ, to move rapid...
whoever 18 16 whatever person [pro...
wholism 20 16 the philosophical th...
wholist 19 13 a believer in wholis...
whomble 21 19 to overturn; to thro...
whommle 20 19 to overturn; to thro...
whomped 20 19 WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whoobub 21 19 (obsolete) a confuse...
whoofed 18 16 WHOOF, to make a dee...
whoomph 22 20 a sudden loud sound,...
whoomps 20 18 WHOOMP, a sudden lou...
whoonga 16 15 a narcotic substance...
whooped 18 16 WHOOP, to utter loud...
whoopee 17 15 boisterous fun, also...
whooper 18 15 a kind of swan [n -S...
whoopie 18 15 boisterous fun, also...
whoopla 19 16 a noisy commotion [n...
whoosis 17 12 an object or person...
whooted 16 13 WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whopped 21 19 WHOP, to beat, also...
whopper 21 18 something unusually...
whoring 18 15 the profession of a...
whorish 20 14 like a whore [adj WH...
whorled 18 14 having whorls [adj]
whortle 18 13 a whortleberry, also...
whoseso 16 12 the possessive of wh...
whosits 18 12 WHOSIT, an object or...
whowing 21 18 WHOW, (Scots) to imp...
whummle 21 20 to overturn; to thro...
whumped 21 20 WHUMP, to strike hea...
whupped 22 20 WHUP, to defeat tota...
whydahs 26 17 WHYDAH, a group of A...
whyever 25 18 (colloquial) for wha...
wibbled 21 18 WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wibbles 21 17 WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wiccans 21 17 WICCAN, one who prac...
wickape 21 20 (Native American) an...
wickeds 20 18 WICKED, a wicked per...
wickens 19 18 WICKEN, the rowan tr...
wickers 20 17 WICKER, a pliant twi...
wickets 20 17 WICKET, a small gate...
wickies 20 17 WICKY, the rowan tre...
wicking 21 20 material for wicks [...
wickiup 23 21 (Native American) a...
wickyup 29 23 (Native American) a...
widders 16 12 WIDDER, (colloquial)...
widdies 16 12 WIDDY, (Scots) a rop...
widdled 17 14 WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widdles 17 13 WIDDLE, a child's wo...
widened 14 13 WIDEN, to make wide...
widener 14 12 a kind of tool for w...
wideout 15 12 a football position...
widgeon 15 14 a kind of freshwater...
widgets 17 13 WIDGET, any small ma...
widgies 17 13 WIDGIE, an Australia...
widowed 18 15 WIDOW, to deprive of...
widower 18 14 a man whose wife is...
wielded 16 13 WIELD, to handle or...
wielder 16 12 one that wields [n -...
wieners 14 11 WIENER, (German) a f...
wienies 14 11 WIENIE, a frankfurte...
wifedom 18 17 the status of a wife...
wiftier 18 13 WIFTY, ditsy, amiabl...
wigeons 15 13 WIGEON, a kind of fr...
wiggers 18 14 WIGGER, (colloquial)...
wiggery 24 16 a wig or wigs; false...
wiggier 18 14 WIGGY, crazy [adj]
wigging 19 17 a scolding [n -S]
wiggled 19 16 WIGGLE, to move with...
wiggler 19 15 one who wiggles [n -...
wiggles 19 15 WIGGLE, to move with...
wighted 19 15 WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
wightly 27 17 WIGHT, swift, nimble...
wigless 18 13 without a wig [adj]
wiglets 18 13 WIGLET, a small wig...
wiglike 19 17 like a wig [adj]
wigwags 21 17 WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wigwams 21 18 WIGWAM, (Native Amer...
wikiups 20 18 WIKIUP, (Native Amer...
wildcat 20 15 to drill an experime...
wilders 17 12 WILDER, to cause to...
wildest 17 12 WILD, not tame [adj]
wilding 18 15 that which grows wil...
wildish 20 14 somewhat wild [adj]
wileful 20 16 full of wiles [adj]
wiliest 17 11 WILY, crafty [adj]
willers 18 12 WILLER, someone who...
willest 18 12 WILL, to decide upon...
willets 18 12 WILLET, a large Nort...
willeys 24 14 WILLEY, to clean in...
willful 22 17 bent on having one's...
william 19 15 as in sweet william,...
willied 18 13 WILLY, to clean in a...
willies 18 12 WILLIE [v]
willing 19 15 ready to comply [adj...
willows 21 15 WILLOW, to clean tex...
willowy 27 17 slender and graceful...
wilting 18 14 WILT, to become limp...
wiltjas 19 20 WILTJA, (Native Aust...
wimbled 20 18 WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimbles 20 17 WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimbrel 20 17 a bird like a curlew...
wimpier 19 16 WIMPY, ineffectual,...
wimping 20 19 WIMP, to act like a...
wimpish 22 18 ineffectual, also WI...
wimpled 20 18 WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
wimples 20 17 WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
wincers 18 14 WINCER, one who winc...
winceys 24 16 WINCEY, plain or twi...
winched 20 17 WINCH, to raise with...
wincher 20 16 one who winches [n -...
winches 20 16 WINCH, to raise with...
wincing 19 17 the act of making a...
windacs 18 15 WINDAC, a windlass,...
windage 15 14 the influence of the...
windbag 18 17 a talkative person [...
winders 15 12 WINDER, (slang) a bl...
windgun 16 16 an air gun [n -S]
windier 15 12 WINDY, related to wi...
windigo 16 14 (Native American) a...
windily 23 15 WINDY, related to wi...
winding 16 15 changing direction,...
windled 16 14 WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windles 16 13 WINDLE, to wind yarn...
windock 19 19 (Scots) a window, al...
windore 14 12 (obsolete) a window,...
windows 18 15 WINDOW, to provide a...
windowy 24 17 like a window [adj]
windrow 18 15 to arrange hay or gr...
windses 15 12 WINDS, a small venti...
windups 18 16 WINDUP, a conclusion...
windway 24 17 a passage for air [n...
winesap 16 14 a red apple with som...
winesop 16 14 a food sopped in win...
wingbow 21 19 a mark on the wing o...
wingers 16 13 WINGER, a footballer...
wingier 16 13 WINGY, having or res...
winging 17 16 WING, to travel by m...
winglet 17 14 a small wing [n -S]
wingman 16 17 the pilot behind the...
wingmen 16 17 WINGMAN, the pilot b...
wingnut 16 15 a nut with projectio...
wingtip 19 16 the end of a wing [n...
winiest 15 11 WINEY, like or tasti...
winkers 16 15 WINKER, something th...
winking 17 18 with eyes shut [adj...
winkled 17 17 WINKLE, to extract o...
winkler 17 16 a person who evicts...
winkles 17 16 WINKLE, to extract o...
winless 16 12 having no wins [adj]
winnard 14 13 (dialect) a heron [n...
winners 14 12 WINNER, one that win...
winning 15 15 captivating, charmin...
winnles 15 13 WINNLE, (Scots) an a...
winnock 18 19 (Scots) a window, al...
winnows 17 15 WINNOW, to separate...
winseys 21 13 WINSEY, plain or twi...
winsome 15 14 charming, captivatin...
winters 15 11 WINTER, to pass the...
wintery 21 13 having the character...
wintled 16 13 WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wintles 16 12 WINTLE, (Scots) to s...
wipeout 17 14 a fall from a surfbo...
wipings 19 16 WIPING, the act of c...
wippens 19 17 WIPPEN, the part of...
wirable 18 14 able to be wired [ad...
wireman 15 14 one who makes or wor...
wiremen 15 14 WIREMAN, one who mak...
wiretap 17 13 to intercept message...
wireway 24 15 a tube for protectin...
wiriest 16 10 WIRY, thin and tough...
wirilda 17 12 (Native Australian)...
wirings 17 13 WIRING, a system of...
wirrahs 18 12 WIRRAH, (Native Aust...
wisards 16 11 WISARD, a wizard [n]
wisdoms 17 14 WISDOM, the quality...
wiseass 15 10 a pretentiously wise...
wiseguy 23 15 a person who wants t...
wisents 15 11 WISENT, a European b...
wishers 18 12 WISHER, one who wish...
wishful 22 17 desirous [adj WISHFU...
wishing 19 15 the act of wishing [...
wiskets 17 14 WISKET, a basket; es...
wispier 18 13 WISPY, like a wisp,...
wispily 26 16 WISPY, like a wisp,...
wisping 19 16 WISP, to twist into...
wispish 21 15 resembling a small b...
wissing 17 13 WISS, to wish [v]
wistful 20 15 yearning [adj WISTFU...
wisting 17 13 WIST, (archaic) to k...
wistiti 17 10 (French) a marmoset,...
witched 21 16 WITCH, to bewitch [v...
witchen 20 16 the mountain ash or...
witches 21 15 WITCH, to bewitch [v...
witgats 17 12 WITGAT, (Afrikaans)...
withers 18 12 WITHER, to dry up an...
withier 18 12 WITHY, flexible and...
withies 18 12 WITHY, a flexible tw...
withing 19 15 WITHE, to bind with...
withins 18 13 WITHIN, an interior...
without 18 13 an exterior place [n...
witless 17 11 lacking intelligence...
witling 18 14 one who considers hi...
witloof 18 14 (Dutch) a kind of ch...
witness 15 11 to have direct knowl...
witneys 21 13 WITNEY, a heavy wool...
witters 16 10 WITTER, to mutter pe...
wittier 16 10 WITTY, possessed of...
wittily 24 13 WITTY, possessed of...
witting 17 13 cognisant, conscious...
wittols 17 11 WITTOL, (archaic) a...
witwall 21 15 the green woodpecker...
wiverns 17 15 WIVERN, in heraldry,...
wizards 19 20 WIZARD, a man who pr...
wizened 17 21 WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wiziers 19 19 WIZIER, (Arabic) a m...
wizzens 21 29 WIZZEN, the windpipe...
woadwax 23 21 dyer's greenweed, al...
wobbled 20 18 WOBBLE, to move unst...
wobbler 20 17 one who wobbles, als...
wobbles 20 17 WOBBLE, to move unst...
woeness 13 11 sadness, also WAENES...
woesome 14 13 woeful, also WAEFUL,...
wofully 26 18 WOFUL, full of grief...
woggish 20 16 like a wog, offensiv...
woggles 18 15 WOGGLE, a scout or g...
woiwode 17 14 (Russian) orig the t...
wolfers 18 14 WOLFER, a hunter of...
wolfing 19 17 the hunting of wolve...
wolfish 21 16 like a wolf, also WO...
wolfkin 19 19 a young wolf [n -S]
wolfram 19 17 (German) an alternat...
wollies 17 12 WOLLY, a uniformed p...
wolvers 18 15 WOLVER, a hunter of...
wolving 19 18 the hunting for wolf...
wolvish 21 17 like a wolf, also WO...
womaned 14 15 WOMAN, to play the p...
womanly 22 17 like a woman [adj WO...
wombats 18 16 WOMBAT, (Native Aust...
wombier 18 16 WOMBY, (Shakespeare)...
wombing 19 19 WOMB, (Shakespeare)...
womeras 15 13 WOMERA, (Native Aust...
wommera 16 16 a stick used to prop...
wommits 18 16 WOMMIT, (English dia...
wonders 14 12 WONDER, to speculate...
wondred 14 13 (obsolete) marvellou...
wongied 15 14 WONGI, (Native Austr...
wonings 15 14 WONING, a dwelling p...
wonkery 21 17 the qualities or act...
wonkier 15 15 WONKY, not working p...
wonkily 23 18 WONKY [adv]
wonkish 18 17 like a wonk, an over...
wonners 13 12 WONNER, (Scots) a wo...
wonning 14 15 a dwelling place, al...
wonting 15 14 WONT, to be accustom...
wontons 13 12 WONTON, (Chinese) in...
wooable 16 14 capable of being woo...
woobuts 17 14 WOOBUT, a hairy cate...
woodbin 16 15 a container for fire...
woodbox 22 21 a container for fire...
woodcut 18 15 a design cut in reli...
woodens 13 12 WOODEN, (Australian...
woodhen 15 14 the flightless rail...
woodier 14 11 WOODY, like wood [ad...
woodies 14 11 WOODY, a wood-panele...
wooding 15 14 WOOD, to cover with...
woodlot 15 12 an area restricted t...
woodman 14 15 one who works or liv...
woodmen 14 15 WOODMAN, one who wor...
woodrat 14 11 another name for the...
woodsia 14 11 a genus of ferns [n...
woodwax 23 21 dyer's greenweed, al...
woofers 16 13 WOOFER, a loudspeake...
woofier 16 13 WOOFY, dense in text...
woofing 17 16 WOOF, to bark [v]
wooftah 18 15 (slang) a male homos...
woofter 16 13 (slang) a homosexual...
wooings 15 13 WOOING, the act of w...
woolded 15 13 WOOLD, to wind a rop...
woolder 15 12 a stick used to tigh...
woolens 14 12 WOOLEN, a fabric mad...
woolers 15 11 WOOLER, a domestic a...
woolfat 17 14 lanolin [n -S]
woolhat 17 13 one who works a smal...
woolier 15 11 WOOLY, having the te...
woolies 15 11 WOOLIE, a woollen ga...
woolled 16 13 bearing wool [adj]
woollen 15 13 a garment made of wo...
woolman 15 15 a dealer in wool [n...
woolmen 15 15 WOOLMAN, a dealer in...
woolsey 21 13 (obsolete) a cotton...
woomera 14 13 (Native Australian)...
woonerf 15 14 (Dutch) a road in th...
wooning 14 14 WOON, (Spenser) to d...
woopies 16 13 WOOPIE, a well-off o...
woopsed 16 14 WOOPS, to vomit [v]
woopses 16 13 WOOPS, to vomit [v]
woorali 15 11 the plant yielding c...
woorara 13 10 the plant yielding c...
woorari 14 10 the plant yielding c...
woosell 16 12 (Shakespeare) an ouz...
woosels 15 11 WOOSEL, (Shakespeare...
wooshed 16 13 WOOSH, to move with...
wooshes 16 12 WOOSH, to move with...
wootzes 17 19 WOOTZ, a tough sharp...
woozier 17 19 WOOZY, slightly drun...
woozily 25 22 WOOZY, slightly drun...
wopping 20 19 WOP, to thump, also...
wordage 15 13 the number of words...
wordier 15 11 WORDY, verbose [adj]
wordily 23 14 WORDY, verbose [adv]
wording 16 14 the style of express...
wordish 18 13 (obsolete) wordy, ve...
workbag 19 19 a bag for holding wo...
workbox 24 24 a bag for holding wo...
workday 22 17 a day on which work...
workers 16 14 WORKER, one that wor...
workful 20 19 industrious [adj]
working 17 17 a mining excavation...
workman 16 18 a male worker [n WOR...
workmen 16 18 WORKMAN, a male work...
workout 16 15 a period of physical...
workshy 25 18 hating or avoiding w...
worktop 18 17 a surface designed f...
workups 19 18 WORKUP, an intensive...
worlded 16 13 containing worlds [a...
worlder 16 12 one who belongs to a...
worldie 16 12 something of world-c...
worldly 24 15 pertaining to the wo...
wormers 16 13 WORMER, a screw fixe...
wormery 22 15 a place in which wor...
wormfly 26 19 a type of fishing fl...
wormier 16 13 WORMY, infested with...
wormils 18 14 WORMIL, a lump in th...
worming 17 16 WORM, to rid of worm...
wormish 19 15 like a worm [adj]
worrals 16 11 WORRAL, (Arabic) an...
worrels 16 11 WORREL, (Arabic) an...
worried 15 11 WORRY, to cause to b...
worrier 15 10 one who worries [n -...
worries 15 10 WORRY, to cause to b...
worrits 16 10 WORRIT, to worry, al...
worsens 14 11 WORSEN, to become wo...
worsets 15 10 WORSET, a woollen ya...
worship 20 15 to honour as a divin...
worsing 16 13 WORSE, (obsolete) to...
worsted 15 11 a woollen yarn, also...
worthed 17 13 WORTH, to happen, be...
wortles 16 11 WORTLE, a perforated...
wosbird 18 14 whore's bird, whore'...
wotcher 20 15 a greeting, develope...
wottest 15 10 WIT, to know [v]
wotteth 17 12 WIT, to know [v]
wotting 16 13 WOT, (archaic) to kn...
woubits 18 14 WOUBIT, a hairy cate...
wouldst 17 13 (archaic) 2nd person...
wounded 14 14 WOUND, to inflict an...
wounder 14 13 one who wounds [n -S...
wourali 16 12 (Carib) the plant yi...
wowfest 20 16 WOWF, (Scots) crazy...
wowsers 18 13 WOWSER, (Australian...
wracked 19 18 WRACK, to wreck [v]
wraiths 18 12 WRAITH, a visible di...
wranged 15 14 WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrangle 16 14 to argue noisily [v...
wrapped 19 17 WRAP, to enclose [v]
wrapper 19 16 to put a covering on...
wrasses 15 10 WRASSE, (Cornish) an...
wrassle 16 11 to wrestle, also RAS...
wrasted 15 11 WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wrastle 16 11 to wrestle, also RAS...
wrathed 17 13 WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrawled 19 15 WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wraxled 22 19 WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wraxles 22 18 WRAXLE, (dialect) to...
wreaked 15 15 WREAK, to effect, br...
wreaker 15 14 (archaic) one who wr...
wreathe 16 12 to shape into a wrea...
wreaths 17 12 WREATH, a garland of...
wreathy 23 14 like a wreath [adj W...
wrecked 19 18 WRECK, to cause the...
wrecker 19 17 one that wrecks [n -...
wrentit 15 11 a long-tailed North...
wrested 15 11 WREST, to take away...
wrester 15 10 one who wrests [n -S...
wrestle 16 11 to engage in a type...
wrethed 17 13 WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wrethes 17 12 WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wricked 20 18 WRICK, to twist or s...
wriggle 19 15 to twist and turn [v...
wriggly 26 17 wriggling [adj WRIGG...
wrights 20 14 WRIGHT, a maker; a r...
wringed 16 14 WRING, to twist so a...
wringer 16 13 a machine for forcin...
wrinkle 17 16 to crease [v WRINKLE...
wrinkly 24 18 wrinkled [adj WRINKL...
wristed 16 11 WRIST, in ice-hockey...
wrister 16 10 a type of shot in ho...
writers 16 10 WRITER, one that wri...
writhed 18 13 WRITHE, to squirm or...
writhen 17 13 (archaic) twisted, c...
writher 18 12 one that writhes [n...
writhes 18 12 WRITHE, to squirm or...
writing 17 13 a written compositio...
written 15 11 WRITE, to form chara...
wrizled 20 21 (Spenser) wrinkled [...
wroaths 17 12 WROATH, (Shakespeare...
wronged 15 14 WRONG, to treat inju...
wronger 15 13 a person who wrongs...
wrongly 23 16 WRONG, not according...
wrooted 14 11 WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wrought 19 15 WORK, to toil in min...
wrybill 27 17 a New Zealand bird r...
wryneck 25 20 either of two birds...
wryness 21 13 the quality of being...
wrythen 23 15 (archaic) twisted, c...
wudding 17 16 WUD, (Scots) to load...
wudjula 19 23 (Native Australian)...
wulling 19 16 WULL, (dialect) to w...
wunners 14 13 WUNNER, something th...
wurleys 23 14 WURLEY, (Native Aust...
wurlies 17 12 WURLIE, (Native Aust...
wurzels 20 21 WURZEL, (German) a v...
wussier 16 11 WUSSY, wimpish [adj]
wussies 16 11 WUSSY, a wimp [n]
wuthers 18 13 WUTHER, to move swif...
wuzzled 23 31 WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
wuzzles 23 30 WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
wysiwyg 33 19 denoting the text on...
wyverns 23 17 WYVERN, in heraldry,...

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