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wabblers
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WABBLER, (obsolete)...
wabblier
22
18
WABBLY, wobbly [adj]
wabbling
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21
WABBLE, to wobble [v...
wabsters
19
14
WABSTER, (Scots) a w...
wackiest
21
18
WACKY, eccentric, al...
wacondas
18
16
WACONDA, (Native Ame...
waddings
18
16
WADDING, a mass of s...
waddlers
18
14
WADDLER, one who wad...
waddlier
18
14
WADDLY, having a wad...
waddling
19
17
WADDLE, to walk with...
waddying
24
18
WADDY, to strike wit...
wadeable
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16
capable of being pas...
wadmaals
18
16
WADMAAL, a thick, co...
wadmolls
20
17
WADMOLL, a thick, co...
wadsetts
17
12
WADSETT, (Scots) to...
waesucks
21
19
(Scots) interjection...
wafering
19
17
WAFER, to fasten wit...
wafflers
22
18
WAFFLER, one who waf...
wafflier
22
18
WAFFLY, given to waf...
waffling
23
21
talking at length to...
waftages
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16
WAFTAGE, the act of...
waftings
20
17
WAFTING, the act of...
waftures
19
15
WAFTURE, (Shakespear...
wageless
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14
unpaid [adj]
wagerers
17
13
WAGERER, one who mak...
wagering
18
16
the act of making a...
wagglers
20
16
WAGGLER, a fishing f...
wagglier
20
16
WAGGLY, waggling [ad...
waggling
21
19
WAGGLE, to wag, move...
waggoned
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17
WAGGON, to transport...
waggoner
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16
one who drives a wag...
wagmoire
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16
(Spenser) a quagmire...
wagonage
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16
money paid for carri...
wagoners
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14
WAGONER, one who dri...
wagonful
20
19
as much as a wagon c...
wagoning
17
17
WAGON, to transport...
wagtails
19
14
WAGTAIL, a bird note...
wahconda
20
18
(Native American) a...
waiflike
21
19
resembling a homeles...
wailings
19
15
WAILING, the act of...
wailsome
18
15
wailful [adj]
wainages
16
14
WAINAGE, land under...
wainscot
19
15
to cover with wooden...
wairsher
19
13
WAIRSH, tasteless, i...
waisters
17
11
WAISTER, a seaman st...
waisting
18
14
dressmaking material...
waitered
16
12
WAITER, to serve at...
waitings
18
14
WAITING, attendance,...
waitlist
19
12
to put on a list of...
waitress
17
11
to serve as a female...
waitrons
16
12
WAITRON, a server in...
waivodes
18
16
WAIVODE, (Russian) o...
waiwodes
19
15
WAIWODE, (Russian) o...
wakandas
16
17
WAKANDA, (Native Ame...
wakeless
18
16
unbroken sleep [adj]
wakeners
16
16
WAKENER, one that wa...
wakening
17
19
the act of wakening...
wakerife
19
18
(Scots) wakeful, vig...
waldhorn
19
16
(German) a French va...
waldrapp
22
19
(German) the hermit...
walkable
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20
able to be walked [a...
walkaway
27
21
an easy victory [n -...
walkings
20
19
WALKING, the act of...
walkmill
23
21
a fulling-mill, also...
walkouts
19
17
WALKOUT, a strike by...
walkover
20
20
a race involving onl...
walkways
28
21
WALKWAY, a pedestria...
walkyrie
25
18
in Norse mythology,...
wallabas
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16
WALLABA, a leguminou...
wallaroo
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13
(Native Australian)...
walleyed
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16
having a walleye [ad...
walleyes
24
15
WALLEYE, an eye in w...
wallfish
24
18
a snail [n -ES]
walliest
19
13
WALLY, (Scots) fine,...
wallings
20
16
WALLING, walls colle...
walloped
20
17
WALLOP, to beat soun...
walloper
20
16
(colloquial) anythin...
wallowed
21
17
WALLOW, to roll abou...
wallower
21
16
one that rolls about...
wallsend
18
15
coal of a certain qu...
wallwort
22
16
a dwarf elder [n -S]
walruses
18
13
WALRUS, a large aqua...
waltiest
18
12
WALTY, inclined to t...
waltzers
21
21
WALTZER, one who wal...
waltzing
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the act of waltzing...
wamblier
21
18
WAMBLY, affected wit...
wambling
22
21
moving unsteadily [a...
wamefous
19
18
WAMEFOU, a bellyful,...
wamefuls
21
19
WAMEFUL, a bellyful,...
wammuses
19
18
WAMMUS, a kind of ca...
wampuses
20
18
WAMPUS, a kind of ca...
wandered
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WANDER, to move abou...
wanderer
15
13
one who wanders [n -...
wanderoo
14
13
(Sinhalese) a long-t...
wandlike
18
18
like a wand [adj]
wandling
18
17
WANDLE, to walk halt...
wanglers
18
15
WANGLER, one who wan...
wangling
19
18
the act of wangling...
wanhopes
19
17
WANHOPE, (obsolete)...
wanigans
16
15
WANIGAN, (Native Ame...
wankiest
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16
WANKY, contemptible...
wankstas
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16
WANKSTA, (colloquial...
wannabee
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someone who tries to...
wannabes
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16
WANNABE, someone who...
wannigan
15
16
(Native American) in...
wannions
14
14
WANNION, (Shakespear...
wantages
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14
WANTAGE, a deficienc...
wantaway
24
17
a footballer who wan...
wanthill
21
16
(dialect) a mole [n...
wantoned
14
14
WANTON, to behave in...
wantoner
14
13
one who wantons [n -...
wantonly
22
16
WANTON, thoughtlessl...
wanwordy
25
18
(Scots) worthless, u...
wanworth
21
17
(Scots) a very low p...
wappered
20
18
WAPPER, to cause to...
waratahs
18
13
WARATAH, (Native Aus...
warbiest
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14
WARBY, (Australian s...
warbirds
20
15
WARBIRD, a vintage m...
warblers
20
15
WARBLER, someone who...
warblier
20
15
WARBLY, voiced in a...
warbling
21
18
making a warbling so...
warcraft
22
17
the art of war [n -S...
wardcorn
19
16
a payment in corn [n...
wardened
15
14
WARDEN, to guard as...
wardenry
22
15
the office of a ward...
wardered
16
13
WARDER, to guard as...
wardings
18
15
WARDING, the act of...
wardless
18
13
without a ward [adj]
wardmote
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15
a meeting of a ward...
wardress
17
12
a female warden [n -...
wardrobe
18
15
a large cupboard for...
wardroom
17
15
an officer's mess-ro...
wardrops
19
15
WARDROP, (Milton) a...
wardship
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17
the office of a guar...
warehous
18
14
WAREHOU, (Maori) any...
wareless
17
12
(archaic) unwary; in...
wareroom
16
14
a room for the displ...
warfared
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WARFARE, to wage war...
warfarer
18
14
one engaged in warfa...
warfares
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14
WARFARE, to wage war...
warfarin
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15
a rat poison [n -S]
wargamed
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WARGAME, to engage i...
wargamer
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one who practises wa...
wargames
18
16
WARGAME, to engage i...
warhable
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17
(Spenser) fit for wa...
warheads
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14
WARHEAD, the explosi...
warhorse
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13
a horse used in batt...
wariment
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15
(Spenser) wariness [...
wariness
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the state of being w...
warisons
16
12
WARISON, (obsolete)...
warlings
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WARLING, (obsolete)...
warlocks
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19
WARLOCK, a sorcerer...
warlords
18
13
WARLORD, a military...
warmaker
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18
one who makes war [n...
warmings
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WARMING, the action...
warmists
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WARMIST, a person, e...
warmness
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15
the state of being w...
warmouth
20
17
an American freshwat...
warnings
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15
WARNING, the act of...
warpages
19
16
WARPAGE, the act of...
warpaint
18
15
paint used to decora...
warpaths
21
16
WARPATH, the path fo...
warpings
20
17
WARPING, the act of...
warplane
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16
an aeroplane armed f...
warpower
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17
the power to make wa...
warpwise
22
17
in a vertical direct...
warragal
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14
(Native Australian)...
warragle
18
14
(Native Australian)...
warragul
19
15
(Native Australian)...
warrands
16
13
WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warraned
15
13
WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warrants
16
12
WARRANT, to give aut...
warranty
22
14
the act of warrantin...
warrayed
22
14
WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warrener
15
12
the keeper of a warr...
warreyed
22
14
WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warrigal
19
14
(Native Australian)...
warriors
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11
WARRIOR, a soldier e...
warrison
16
12
(obsolete) reward, p...
warships
22
16
WARSHIP, a ship arme...
warslers
18
12
WARSLER, one who tak...
warsling
19
15
WARSLE, to wrestle,...
warstled
18
13
WARSTLE, to wrestle,...
warstler
18
12
one who takes part i...
warstles
18
12
WARSTLE, to wrestle,...
warthogs
20
15
WARTHOG, an African...
wartiest
17
11
WARTY, covered with...
wartimes
18
14
WARTIME, a time of w...
wartless
18
12
without warts [adj]
wartlike
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16
like a wart [adj]
wartweed
19
15
any of a family of l...
wartwort
20
14
a kind of spurge, th...
warworks
21
18
WARWORK, work done d...
warzones
18
21
WARZONE, a region of...
washable
21
17
able to be washed [a...
washaway
27
18
an erosion of the ea...
washbags
22
18
WASHBAG, a small bag...
washball
23
18
a ball of toilet-soa...
washbowl
25
20
a bowl used for wash...
washdays
25
16
WASHDAY, a day on wh...
washdown
21
18
the act of washing (...
washered
18
14
WASHER, to fit with...
washhand
20
17
as in washhand basin...
washiest
19
13
WASHY, watery, damp...
washings
20
16
WASHING, articles wa...
washland
19
16
an area of land floo...
washouts
19
14
WASHOUT, an erosion...
washpots
21
16
WASHPOT, a vessel fo...
washrags
20
15
WASHRAG, a face-clot...
washroom
19
16
a room, esp. in a fa...
washtubs
22
17
WASHTUB, a tub used...
washwipe
24
19
a mechanism for wash...
waspiest
19
14
WASPY, like a wasp,...
wasplike
21
19
like a wasp [adj]
waspnest
18
15
the nest of a wasp [...
wassails
18
12
WASSAIL, to go carol...
wastable
19
15
capable of being was...
wastages
17
13
WASTAGE, something t...
wastebin
18
15
a rubbish bin [n -S]
wasteful
20
16
tending to waste, al...
wastelot
17
12
an unused lot of lan...
wastered
16
12
WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wasterie
16
11
reckless extravaganc...
wasteway
25
16
a channel for excess...
wastfull
22
17
(obsolete) wasteful...
wastings
18
14
WASTING, the act of...
wastness
16
12
(obsolete) the state...
wastrels
18
12
WASTREL, a wasteful...
wastries
17
11
WASTRY, reckless ext...
wastrife
19
14
(Scots) wastefulness...
watchbox
30
26
a sentry box [n -ES]
watchcry
32
21
a password [n WATCHC...
watchdog
23
19
one who keeps a look...
watchers
22
16
WATCHER, one who wat...
watchets
22
16
WATCHET, (archaic) a...
watcheye
27
18
an eye in which the...
watchful
26
21
closely observant or...
watching
23
19
WATCH, to keep in vi...
watchman
22
20
a man employed to st...
watchmen
22
20
WATCHMAN, a man empl...
watchout
22
17
the act of keeping a...
waterage
16
13
conveyance of goods...
waterbed
18
15
a bed filled with wa...
waterbus
19
15
a large motorboat fo...
waterdog
17
14
a large salamander [...
waterers
16
11
WATERER, a device fo...
waterhen
17
14
the gallinule or moo...
waterier
16
11
WATERY, like water [...
waterily
24
14
WATERY, like water [...
watering
17
14
the act of watering...
waterish
19
13
somewhat watery [adj...
waterjet
18
20
a stream of water fo...
waterlog
18
14
to soak with water [...
waterloo
16
12
a decisive defeat [n...
waterman
16
15
a boatman or ferryma...
watermen
16
15
WATERMAN, a boatman...
waterpox
24
21
chickenpox [n -ES]
waterski
18
15
a ski for skiing on...
waterway
25
16
a navigable body of...
wattages
17
13
WATTAGE, an amount o...
wattapes
18
14
WATTAPE, (Native Ame...
watthour
19
14
a unit of energy [n...
wattless
18
12
denoting a type of e...
wattling
19
15
the act of making wa...
wauchted
22
18
WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
wauffing
22
21
WAUFF, (Scots) to wa...
waughing
21
19
WAUGH, to bark, also...
waughted
20
17
WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waukmill
22
21
a fulling-mill, also...
waukrife
20
19
(Scots) wakeful, vig...
waulings
19
16
WAULING, the act of...
waulkers
19
17
WAULKER, a fuller of...
waulking
20
20
WAULK, to full (clot...
waveband
19
20
a range of radio fre...
waveform
21
21
a type of mathematic...
waveless
19
16
having no waves [adj...
wavelets
19
16
WAVELET, a small wav...
wavelike
20
20
resembling a wave [a...
waveoffs
22
21
WAVEOFF, the act of...
waverers
18
15
WAVERER, one who wav...
waverier
18
15
WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
wavering
19
18
vacillating [adj WAV...
waverous
18
16
unsteady [adj]
wavesons
17
16
WAVESON, goods float...
wavicles
23
19
WAVICLE, a subatomic...
waviness
18
16
the state of being w...
wawlings
22
18
WAWLING, the act of...
waxberry
31
23
a berry [n WAXBERRIE...
waxbills
28
23
WAXBILL, any of nume...
waxcloth
29
24
oilcloth, linoleum [...
waxiness
22
19
the quality of being...
waxplant
25
23
any of several plant...
waxweeds
25
22
WAXWEED, an annual h...
waxwings
27
24
WAXWING, a member of...
waxworks
27
25
WAXWORK, an effigy i...
waxworms
27
24
WAXWORM, a moth that...
waybills
28
18
WAYBILL, a list of g...
wayboard
24
17
a thin geological se...
waybread
24
17
the common dooryard...
wayfared
24
17
WAYFARE, (archaic) t...
wayfarer
24
16
a traveller [n -S]
wayfares
24
16
WAYFARE, (archaic) t...
waygoing
24
18
(Scots) a departing...
waygoose
22
15
an annual employees'...
waylayer
29
16
one who waylays [n -...
wayleave
24
18
permission to pass o...
wayleggo
25
18
(NZ) a shepherd's ca...
waymarks
25
20
WAYMARK, to mark wit...
wayments
23
17
WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
waypoint
24
17
a point between majo...
wayposts
25
16
WAYPOST, a guidepost...
waysides
23
14
WAYSIDE, the side of...
waywiser
26
16
an instrument for me...
waywodes
25
17
WAYWODE, (Russian) o...
wazzocks
27
36
WAZZOCK, (dialect) a...
weakened
15
17
WEAKEN, to make weak...
weakener
15
16
something or someone...
weakfish
22
20
a kind of fish caugh...
weaklier
18
16
WEAKLY, weak and sic...
weakling
19
19
a weak person [n -S]
weakness
16
16
the state of being w...
weakside
17
16
someone's weak point...
wealsman
17
16
(Shakespeare) a stat...
wealsmen
17
16
WEALSMAN, (Shakespea...
weanings
16
15
WEANING, an act of w...
weanling
17
16
an animal that is un...
weaponed
16
16
WEAPON, to supply wi...
weaponry
23
17
weapons collectively...
wearable
18
15
a garment [n -S]
weariest
16
11
WEARY, tired [adj]
weariful
20
16
wearisome [adj WEARI...
wearings
17
14
WEARING, the act of...
wearying
23
16
WEARY, to make tired...
weasands
15
13
WEASAND, the windpip...
weaseled
16
13
WEASEL, to act evasi...
weaseler
16
12
one who acts evasive...
weaselly
24
15
like a weasel (an an...
weathers
18
13
WEATHER, to expose t...
weavings
19
18
WEAVING, the act of...
weazands
18
22
WEAZAND, the windpip...
weazened
17
22
WEAZEN, to become dr...
webbiest
21
17
WEBBY, resembling a...
webbings
22
20
WEBBING, woven strip...
webcasts
22
17
WEBCAST, to transmit...
webchats
24
19
WEBCHAT, communicati...
webheads
20
17
WEBHEAD, a devoted u...
webified
21
18
WEBIFY, to put a pie...
webifies
21
17
WEBIFY, to put a pie...
webinars
18
15
WEBINAR, a seminar v...
webisode
18
15
a short episode whic...
webmails
21
18
WEBMAIL, a way of ac...
webpages
21
19
WEBPAGE, a single do...
webrings
20
17
WEBRING, a collectio...
websites
19
14
WEBSITE, a location...
webspace
23
20
storage space on a w...
websters
19
14
WEBSTER, (obsolete)...
webwheel
24
20
a wheel formed from...
webworks
23
21
WEBWORK, a weblike p...
webworms
23
20
WEBWORM, a web-spinn...
webzines
21
24
WEBZINE, a magazine...
wechting
23
19
WECHT, (Scots) to wi...
weddered
16
14
WEDDER, (dialect) to...
weddings
18
16
WEDDING, a marriage...
wedeling
18
16
WEDEL, (German) to s...
wedelned
16
15
WEDELN, (German) to...
wedgiest
18
14
WEDGY, resembling a...
wedgings
19
17
WEDGING, a method of...
wedlocks
22
20
WEDLOCK, the married...
weedbeds
18
16
WEEDBED, an area of...
weedhead
17
15
a person who uses a...
weediest
16
12
WEEDY, resembling we...
weedings
17
15
WEEDING, the task of...
weedless
17
13
having no weeds [adj...
weedlike
18
17
resembling a weed [a...
weedline
16
14
the edge of a weedbe...
weekdays
23
18
WEEKDAY, usually any...
weekends
16
17
WEEKEND, to take a h...
weeklies
18
16
WEEKLY, a publicatio...
weeklong
18
19
continuing for a wee...
weeniest
15
12
WEENY, very small [a...
weensier
15
12
WEENSY, tiny [adj]
weephole
20
17
a hole in a wall thr...
weepiest
18
14
WEEPY, tending to we...
weepings
19
17
WEEPING, the act of...
weetless
17
12
(obsolete) unknowing...
weeviled
19
17
infested by weevils,...
weevilly
27
19
full of weevils, als...
weftages
19
16
WEFTAGE, texture [n]
weftwise
22
17
in a horizontal dire...
weigelas
18
14
WEIGELA, a hardy gar...
weigelia
18
14
a hardy garden shrub...
weighage
20
17
the rate paid for we...
weighers
20
15
WEIGHER, one who wei...
weighing
21
18
a weighing allowance...
weighman
20
19
one who weighs goods...
weighmen
20
19
WEIGHMAN, one who we...
weighted
20
16
WEIGHT, to add heavi...
weighter
20
15
one that weights [n...
weirdest
17
12
WEIRD, eeerily stran...
weirdies
17
12
WEIRDY, a very stran...
weirding
18
15
WEIRD, (Scots) to de...
weirdoes
16
12
WEIRDO, a very stran...
welchers
23
17
WELCHER, one who wel...
welching
24
20
WELCH, to fail to pa...
welcomed
21
19
WELCOME, to greet co...
welcomer
21
18
one who welcomes [n...
welcomes
21
18
WELCOME, to greet co...
weldable
20
17
able to be welded [a...
weldings
19
16
WELDING, the act of...
weldless
19
14
having no welded joi...
weldment
18
17
a unit composed of w...
weldmesh
21
18
a type of metal fenc...
welfares
19
15
WELFARE, general wel...
welladay
24
16
(archaic) alas, also...
wellaway
27
18
(archaic) alas, also...
wellborn
20
17
of good birth or anc...
wellcurb
25
20
the stone ring aroun...
welldoer
18
14
a doer of good deeds...
wellhead
20
16
the source of a spri...
wellhole
21
16
the shaft of a well...
wellings
20
16
WELLING, an outpouri...
wellness
18
14
the state of being w...
wellsite
19
13
the site of a well [...
welshers
20
14
WELSHER, one who wel...
welshing
21
17
WELSH, to fail to pa...
weltered
17
13
WELTER, to roll abou...
weltings
19
15
WELTING, a beating [...
wenchers
21
17
WENCHER, one who wen...
wenching
22
20
WENCH, to consort wi...
wendigos
17
15
WENDIGO, (Native Ame...
wenniest
15
13
WENNY, resembling a...
weregild
19
15
a price paid for tak...
werewolf
22
18
a person who suppose...
wergelds
19
15
WERGELD, a price pai...
wergelts
19
14
WERGELT, a price pai...
wergilds
20
15
WERGILD, a price pai...
werrises
17
11
WERRIS, (Australian...
wershest
19
13
WERSH, (Scots) taste...
wessands
16
13
WESSAND, the windpip...
westered
16
12
WESTER, to move towa...
westerly
24
14
a wind from the west...
westerns
16
12
WESTERN, a film, boo...
westings
18
14
WESTING, a motion to...
westlins
18
13
(Scots) to or in the...
westmost
18
14
farthest west [adj]
westward
20
15
in a westerly direct...
wetbacks
23
21
WETBACK, someone ill...
wetlands
17
14
WETLAND, marshy land...
wetproof
20
17
waterproof [adj]
wetsuits
18
12
WETSUIT, a close-fit...
wettable
19
15
capable of being wet...
wettings
18
14
WETTING, a liquid us...
wetwares
19
14
WETWARE, the living...
whackers
23
20
WHACKER, (Australian...
whackier
23
20
WHACKY, eccentric, a...
whacking
24
23
a beating [n -S]
whackoes
22
20
WHACKO, an eccentric...
whaisled
20
15
WHAISLE, to wheeze,...
whaisles
20
14
WHAISLE, to wheeze,...
whaizled
23
24
WHAIZLE, to wheeze,...
whaizles
23
23
WHAIZLE, to wheeze,...
whakairo
19
17
(Maori) the art of c...
whaleman
19
18
a whaler [n WHALEMEN...
whalemen
19
18
WHALEMAN, a whaler [...
whalings
21
17
WHALING, the busines...
whammies
21
19
WHAMMY, (colloquial)...
whamming
22
22
WHAM, to hit with a...
whamples
23
20
WHAMPLE, (Scots) a b...
whangams
20
19
WHANGAM, (Goldsmith)...
whangees
18
16
WHANGEE, (Chinese) a...
whanging
20
19
WHANG, to beat with...
whappers
23
19
WHAPPER, something u...
whapping
24
22
WHAP, to strike forc...
wharenui
18
15
(Maori) a tall carve...
wharfage
21
18
the fee or duty paid...
wharfies
21
16
WHARFIE, (Australian...
wharfing
22
19
material used for ma...
whatever
20
17
being what [adj]
whatness
18
14
the true nature of s...
whatnots
18
14
WHATNOT, a type of d...
whatsits
20
13
WHATSIT, something w...
wheatear
17
13
any of several birds...
wheatens
17
14
WHEATEN, the golden...
wheatier
18
13
WHEATY, tasting of w...
wheeched
23
19
WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheedled
19
16
WHEEDLE, to entice b...
wheedler
19
15
one who wheedles [n...
wheedles
19
15
WHEEDLE, to entice b...
wheelers
19
14
WHEELER, one who whe...
wheelier
19
14
WHEELY, like a wheel...
wheelies
19
14
WHEELIE, a manoeuvre...
wheeling
20
17
the condition of a r...
wheelman
19
18
a steersman, also WH...
wheelmen
19
18
WHEELMAN, a steersma...
wheenged
18
17
WHEENGE, (Scots) to...
wheenges
18
16
WHEENGE, (Scots) to...
wheeping
21
19
WHEEP, (Scots) to gi...
wheepled
21
18
WHEEPLE, (Scots) to...
wheeples
21
17
WHEEPLE, (Scots) to...
wheeshed
20
16
WHEESH, (Scots) to c...
wheeshes
20
15
WHEESH, (Scots) to c...
wheeshts
21
15
WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wheezers
21
22
WHEEZER, one who whe...
wheezier
21
22
WHEEZY, given to whe...
wheezily
29
25
WHEEZY, given to whe...
wheezing
22
25
breathing with a his...
wheezled
22
24
WHEEZLE, (Scots) to...
wheezles
22
23
WHEEZLE, (Scots) to...
whelkier
21
18
WHELKY, marked with...
whelming
22
20
WHELM, (archaic) to...
whelping
23
20
WHELP, to give birth...
whemmled
22
21
WHEMMLE, to overturn...
whemmles
22
20
WHEMMLE, to overturn...
whenever
19
18
at whatever time [ad...
wherefor
20
16
a reason why, also W...
whereout
18
14
out of which [adv]
wherever
20
17
in or to whatever pl...
wherrets
19
13
WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherried
19
14
WHERRY, to transport...
wherries
19
13
WHERRY, to transport...
wherrits
20
13
WHERRIT, to worry, a...
whetters
19
13
WHETTER, one who, or...
whetting
20
16
WHET, to sharpen by...
wheughed
22
19
WHEUGH, to utter a s...
wheyface
29
21
a pale white face, a...
wheyiest
25
15
WHEYEY, like whey al...
wheylike
27
20
resembling whey [adj...
whickers
24
20
WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whidders
20
15
WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whidding
21
18
WHID, to move quickl...
whiffers
24
19
WHIFFER, one that wh...
whiffets
24
19
WHIFFET, a paltry pe...
whiffier
24
19
WHIFFY, smelly [adj]
whiffing
25
22
the action of fishin...
whiffled
25
21
WHIFFLE, to blow in...
whiffler
25
20
an official who clea...
whiffles
25
20
WHIFFLE, to blow in...
whigging
23
20
WHIG, to jog along [...
whilever
22
18
for as long as [adv]...
whillied
22
16
WHILLY, to entice by...
whillies
22
15
WHILLY, to entice by...
whimbrel
24
20
a bird like a curlew...
whimmier
22
19
WHIMMY, full of whim...
whimming
23
22
WHIM, to turn aside...
whimpers
23
19
WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimpled
24
21
WHIMPLE, to wear a v...
whimples
24
20
WHIMPLE, to wear a v...
whimseys
27
18
WHIMSEY, delicately...
whimsied
21
17
WHIMSY, full of whim...
whimsier
21
16
WHIMSY, full of whim...
whimsies
21
16
WHIMSY, gentle fanta...
whimsily
29
19
WHIMSY, full of whim...
whinchat
24
19
a small brown and bu...
whingers
20
16
WHINGER, (historical...
whingier
20
16
WHINGY, complaining...
whinging
21
19
WHINGE, to complain...
whiniard
19
15
(historical) a short...
whiniest
19
14
WHINY, given to whin...
whinings
20
17
WHINING, the act or...
whinnied
18
16
WHINNY, to make a hi...
whinnier
18
15
WHINNY, abounding in...
whinnies
18
15
WHINNY, to make a hi...
whinyard
25
17
(historical) a short...
whipbird
25
20
the coach-whip bird...
whipcats
25
19
WHIPCAT, a tailor [n...
whipcord
25
20
a fabric with bold t...
whipjack
28
32
a whining beggar pos...
whiplash
25
19
to move like a whip...
whipless
23
17
without a whip [adj]
whiplike
24
21
resembling a whip [a...
whippers
24
19
WHIPPER, one who whi...
whippets
24
19
WHIPPET, a small swi...
whippier
24
19
WHIPPY, pliant, supp...
whipping
25
22
material used to whi...
whippits
25
19
WHIPPIT, a small can...
whiprays
28
18
WHIPRAY, a stingray...
whipsawn
24
20
WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whipsaws
25
19
WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whipster
22
16
(obsolete) a nimble...
whiptail
23
17
a lizard with a long...
whipworm
26
22
a parasitic worm [n...
whirlbat
23
17
an ancient boxing gl...
whirlers
21
14
WHIRLER, one who whi...
whirlier
21
14
WHIRLY, given to whi...
whirlies
21
14
WHIRLY, a small torn...
whirling
22
17
turning rapidly [adj...
whirrets
20
13
WHIRRET, to give a s...
whirried
20
14
WHIRRY, to move rapi...
whirrier
20
13
WHIRRY, characterist...
whirries
20
13
WHIRRY, to move rapi...
whirring
21
16
the act of turning w...
whirtles
21
14
WHIRTLE, a perforate...
whishing
23
18
WHISH, to move with...
whishted
22
16
WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whiskers
21
17
WHISKER, coarse hair...
whiskery
27
19
having whiskers [adj...
whiskets
21
17
WHISKET, a basket; e...
whiskeys
27
19
WHISKEY, an alcoholi...
whiskies
21
17
WHISKY, an alcoholic...
whisking
22
20
WHISK, to move quick...
whispers
22
16
WHISPER, to speak so...
whispery
28
18
resembling a whisper...
whissing
21
16
WHISS, to hiss or wh...
whisting
21
16
WHIST, to become sil...
whistled
21
15
WHISTLE, to make a s...
whistler
21
14
someone or something...
whistles
21
14
WHISTLE, to make a s...
whitecap
24
19
a wave with a crest...
whitefly
29
19
a small, whitish ins...
whitened
18
15
WHITEN, to make whit...
whitener
18
14
something that white...
whiteout
19
14
a condition of zero...
whitepot
21
16
a Devonshire pudding...
whithers
22
15
WHITHER, to blow str...
whitiest
20
13
WHITY, whiteish, als...
whitings
21
16
WHITING, a gadid foo...
whitling
22
17
a young bull trout [...
whitlows
24
17
WHITLOW, an inflamma...
whitrack
24
20
(Scots) a weasel, al...
whitrets
20
13
WHITRET, (Scots) a w...
whitrick
25
20
a weasel, also WHITR...
whitster
20
13
(archaic) a bleacher...
whittaws
23
16
WHITTAW, (dialect) a...
whitters
20
13
WHITTER, to talk or...
whittled
21
15
WHITTLE, to shave or...
whittler
21
14
one who whittles [n...
whittles
21
14
WHITTLE, to shave or...
whittret
20
13
(Scots) a weasel, al...
whizbang
25
28
a light shell of hig...
whizzers
26
31
WHIZZER, (slang) a p...
whizzier
26
31
WHIZZY, using sophis...
whizzing
27
34
the act of whizzing...
whodunit
19
16
a mystery novel, als...
wholisms
22
17
WHOLISM, the philoso...
wholists
21
14
WHOLIST, a believer...
wholphin
24
20
a hybrid of a whale...
whombled
23
21
WHOMBLE, to overturn...
whombles
23
20
WHOMBLE, to overturn...
whomever
21
20
the objective case o...
whommled
22
21
WHOMMLE, to overturn...
whommles
22
20
WHOMMLE, to overturn...
whomping
23
22
WHOMP, to defeat dec...
whoobubs
23
20
WHOOBUB, (obsolete)...
whoofing
21
19
WHOOF, to make a dee...
whoomphs
24
21
WHOOMPH, a sudden lo...
whoongas
18
16
WHOONGA, a narcotic...
whoopees
19
16
WHOOPEE, boisterous...
whoopers
20
16
WHOOPER, a kind of s...
whoopies
20
16
WHOOPIE, boisterous...
whooping
21
19
the act of whooping...
whooplas
21
17
WHOOPLA, a noisy com...
whoopsie
20
16
a mess or a turd [n...
whooshed
20
16
WHOOSH, to move with...
whooshes
20
15
WHOOSH, to move with...
whooting
19
16
WHOOT, (obsolete) to...
whoppers
23
19
WHOPPER, something u...
whopping
24
22
a thrashing [n -S]
whoredom
19
17
prostitution [n -S]
whoreson
17
14
(archaic) bastard; w...
whorings
20
16
WHORING, the profess...
whorlbat
22
17
an ancient boxing gl...
whorling
21
17
WHORL, to move in a...
whortles
20
14
WHORTLE, a whortlebe...
whosever
20
17
the possessive case...
whosises
19
13
WHOSIS, an object or...
whummled
23
22
WHUMMLE, to overturn...
whummles
23
21
WHUMMLE, to overturn...
whumping
24
23
WHUMP, to strike hea...
whupping
25
23
a whipping, a total...
whydunit
26
18
a novel or film conc...
wibbling
24
21
WIBBLE, to wobble, a...
wickapes
23
21
WICKAPE, (Native Ame...
wickeder
21
19
WICKED, bad, evil [a...
wickedly
29
22
WICKED, bad, evil [a...
wickered
21
19
made of wicker [adj]
wickings
23
21
WICKING, material fo...
wickiups
25
22
WICKIUP, (Native Ame...
wickless
23
19
without a wick [adj]
wickyups
31
24
WICKYUP, (Native Ame...
wicopies
22
17
WICOPY, (Native Amer...
widdling
20
17
WIDDLE, a child's wo...
wideband
18
17
a wide bandwidth tra...
widebody
25
18
an aircraft with a w...
wideners
16
13
WIDENER, a kind of t...
wideness
16
13
the state of being w...
widening
17
16
the act of making wi...
wideouts
17
13
WIDEOUT, a football...
widgeons
17
15
WIDGEON, a kind of f...
widowers
20
15
WIDOWER, a man whose...
widowing
21
18
WIDOW, to deprive of...
widowman
20
19
a man whose wife is...
widowmen
20
19
WIDOWMAN, a man whos...
widthway
29
19
across the width, as...
wielders
18
13
WIELDER, one that wi...
wieldier
18
13
WIELDY, easily wield...
wielding
19
16
WIELD, to handle or...
wifedoms
20
18
WIFEDOM, the status...
wifehood
20
17
the status of a wife...
wifeless
20
15
without a wife [adj]
wifelier
20
15
WIFELY, befitting a...
wifelike
21
19
of, pertaining to, o...
wiftiest
20
14
WIFTY, ditsy, amiabl...
wiggiest
20
15
WIGGY, crazy [adj]
wiggings
21
18
WIGGING, a scolding...
wigglers
21
16
WIGGLER, one who wig...
wigglier
21
16
WIGGLY, tending to w...
wiggling
22
19
WIGGLE, to move with...
wighting
22
18
WIGHT, (Scots) to bl...
wigmaker
20
20
one who makes wigs [...
wildcard
22
17
a symbol used in a d...
wildcats
22
16
WILDCAT, to drill an...
wildered
18
14
WILDER, to cause to...
wildfire
21
16
raging destructive f...
wildfowl
25
20
a game bird, esp. a...
wildings
20
16
WILDING, that which...
wildland
19
16
uncultivated land [n...
wildlife
22
17
wild animals, birds...
wildling
21
17
a wild plant or anim...
wildness
18
14
the state of being w...
wildwood
21
17
natural forest land...
wilfully
30
20
WILFUL, bent on havi...
wiliness
18
13
the quality of being...
willable
22
17
able to will [adj]
willeyed
25
16
WILLEY, to clean in...
williams
21
16
WILLIAM, as in sweet...
williwau
23
17
a violent gust of co...
williwaw
26
19
a violent gust of co...
willowed
22
17
WILLOW, to clean tex...
willower
22
16
one who willows [n -...
willyard
26
16
bent on having one's...
willyart
26
15
bent on having one's...
willying
27
18
WILLY, to clean in a...
willywaw
32
21
a violent gust of co...
wimbling
23
21
WIMBLE, to bore thro...
wimbrels
22
18
WIMBREL, a bird like...
wimpiest
21
17
WIMPY, ineffectual,...
wimpling
23
21
WIMPLE, to wrap in a...
winchers
22
17
WINCHER, one who win...
winching
23
20
WINCH, to raise with...
winchman
22
21
one who operates a w...
winchmen
22
21
WINCHMAN, one who op...
wincings
21
18
WINCING, the act of...
windable
19
17
able to be wound [ad...
windages
17
15
WINDAGE, the influen...
windases
16
13
WINDAS, a windlass,...
windbags
20
18
WINDBAG, a talkative...
windbell
21
18
a light bell that ca...
windbill
22
18
a bill of exchange g...
windblow
23
20
the blowing down of...
windburn
19
18
to cause irritation...
windfall
21
18
unexpected good fort...
windflaw
23
20
a gust of wind [n -S...
windgall
20
17
a swelling around th...
windguns
18
17
WINDGUN, an air gun...
windiest
17
13
WINDY, related to wi...
windigos
18
15
WINDIGO, (Native Ame...
windings
18
16
WINDING, the act of...
windlass
18
14
to raise with a hois...
windless
18
14
without wind [adj WI...
windling
19
17
the act of winding y...
windload
17
15
the force on a struc...
windmill
21
18
to rotate from the f...
windocks
21
20
WINDOCK, (Scots) a w...
windores
16
13
WINDORE, (obsolete)...
windowed
19
17
WINDOW, to provide a...
windpack
23
23
snow that has been c...
windpipe
21
19
the trachea [n -S]
windring
18
16
(Shakespeare) windin...
windrows
20
16
WINDROW, to arrange...
windsail
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a wide funnel of can...
windship
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a sailing ship [n -S...
windslab
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a crust formed on so...
windsock
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a device on an aerod...
windsurf
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to sail on a sailboa...
windward
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in the direction of...
windways
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WINDWAY, a passage f...
wineless
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without wine [adj]
wineries
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WINERY, a place wher...
winesaps
18
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WINESAP, a red apple...
wineshop
20
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a shop where wine is...
wineskin
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a goatskin bag for h...
winesops
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WINESOP, a food sopp...
wingback
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a backfield position...
wingbeat
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the motion of a bird...
wingbows
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WINGBOW, a mark on t...
wingding
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a lively party, also...
wingedly
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SWIFT, rapid [adv]
wingeing
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WINGE, to complain f...
wingiest
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WINGY, having or res...
wingless
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without wings [adj]
winglets
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WINGLET, a small win...
winglike
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like a wing [adj]
wingnuts
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WINGNUT, a nut with...
wingover
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a flight manoeuver [...
wingspan
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the distance from th...
wingsuit
19
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a skydiving suit wit...
wingtips
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WINGTIP, the end of...
winkings
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WINKING, the act of...
winklers
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WINKLER, a person wh...
winkling
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WINKLE, to extract o...
winnable
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able to be won [adj]
winnards
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WINNARD, (dialect) a...
winnings
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WINNING, something w...
winnocks
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WINNOCK, (Scots) a w...
winnowed
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WINNOW, to separate...
winnower
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one who winnows [n -...
winsomer
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wintered
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WINTER, to pass the...
winterer
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one who spends the w...
winterly
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having the character...
wintling
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wintrier
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wintrily
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wipeable
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capable of being wip...
wipeouts
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wiredraw
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to draw into wire [v...
wiredrew
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wirehair
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a breed of terrier [...
wireless
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signalling through s...
wirelike
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like wire [adj]
wireline
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a telegraph or telep...
wiretaps
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WIRETAP, to intercep...
wireways
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WIREWAY, a tube for...
wirework
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an article made from...
wireworm
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a hard-bodied wormli...
wirewove
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designating a very f...
wirildas
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wiriness
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the quality of being...
wirricow
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wiseacre
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a pretentiously wise...
wiseguys
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WISEGUY, a person wh...
wiselier
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WISELY, in a wise ma...
wiseling
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someone who pretends...
wiseness
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wisdom [n -ES]
wishbone
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the V-shaped bone fo...
wishings
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WISHING, the act of...
wishless
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not wishful [adj]
wispiest
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WISPY, like a wisp,...
wisplike
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resembling a small b...
wistaria
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an ornamental climbi...
wisteria
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an ornamental climbi...
wistitis
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WISTITI, (French) a...
witblits
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(Afrikaans) a strong...
witchens
22
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WITCHEN, the mountai...
witchery
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enchantment; witchcr...
witchier
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WITCHY, malicious [a...
witching
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suited to witchcraft...
witeless
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without fault; blame...
withdraw
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to move away [v WITH...
withdrew
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WITHDRAW, to move aw...
withered
19
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WITHER, to dry up an...
witherer
19
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one that withers [n...
witherod
19
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a North American shr...
withheld
23
17
WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withhold
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17
to hold back [v WITH...
withiest
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WITHY, flexible and...
withouts
20
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WITHOUT, an exterior...
withwind
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18
(dialect) bindweed o...
witlings
20
15
WITLING, one who con...
witloofs
20
15
WITLOOF, (Dutch) a k...
wittered
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WITTER, to mutter pe...
wittiest
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WITTY, possessed of...
wittings
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WITTING, knowledge,...
wittolly
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(Shakespeare) like a...
witwalls
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WITWALL, the green w...
wivehood
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18
(Spenser) wifehood,...
wizardly
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like a wizard [adv]
wizardry
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sorcery, magic [n WI...
wizening
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WIZEN, to shrivel, a...
wobblers
22
18
WOBBLER, one who wob...
wobblier
22
18
WOBBLY, unsteady, al...
wobblies
22
18
WOBBLY, a fit of ner...
wobbling
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the act of wobbling...
wobegone
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17
sad, dejected, also...
woefully
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WOEFUL, full of woe,...
wofuller
21
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WOFUL, full of grief...
woiwodes
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WOIWODE, (Russian) o...
wolffish
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a marine fish [n -ES...
wolfings
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18
WOLFING, the hunting...
wolfkins
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20
WOLFKIN, a young wol...
wolflike
22
20
like a wolf [adj]
wolfling
22
19
a young wolf [n -S]
wolframs
21
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WOLFRAM, (German) an...
wolfskin
21
20
the pelt of a wolf [...
wolvings
21
19
WOLVING, the hunting...
womaning
17
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WOMAN, to play the p...
womanise
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to pursue women amor...
womanish
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feminine [adj WOMANI...
womanism
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a belief in or respe...
womanist
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a supporter of woman...
womanize
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to pursue women amor...
womanned
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WOMAN, to play the p...
wombiest
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17
WOMBY, (Shakespeare)...
womblike
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like a womb [adj]
wommeras
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WOMMERA, a stick use...
wondered
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WONDER, to speculate...
wonderer
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one who wonders [n -...
wondrous
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strange, wonderful,...
wongiing
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WONGI, (Native Austr...
wonkiest
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16
WONKY, not working p...
wonnings
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WONNING, a dwelling...
wontedly
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16
WONTED [adv]
wontless
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(archaic) unaccustom...
woodbind
18
17
the honeysuckle, als...
woodbine
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the honeysuckle, als...
woodbins
18
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WOODBIN, a container...
woodchat
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a species of shrike,...
woodchip
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chipped wood, used e...
woodchop
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an exhibition of woo...
woodcock
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a genus of birds rel...
woodcuts
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WOODCUT, a design cu...
woodened
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WOODEN, (Australian...
woodener
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WOODEN, stiff as in...
woodenly
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WOODEN, stiff as in...
woodfern
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an evergreen fern [n...
woodfree
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of high-quality pape...
woodhens
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WOODHEN, the flightl...
woodhole
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a place where wood i...
woodiest
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12
WOODY, like wood [ad...
woodland
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15
land covered with tr...
woodlark
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a kind of lark, smal...
woodless
17
13
having no wood [adj]
woodlice
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WOODLOUSE, any small...
woodlore
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13
knowledge of the for...
woodlots
17
13
WOODLOT, an area res...
woodmeal
17
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sawdust and other wo...
woodmice
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18
WOODMOUSE, a field m...
woodness
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the act of being fie...
woodnote
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(Milton) a wild musi...
woodpile
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a pile of wood [n -S...
woodrats
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WOODRAT, another nam...
woodroof
17
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a plant with small w...
woodruff
21
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a plant with small w...
woodrush
19
15
a plant that grows i...
woodshed
18
15
to practice on a mus...
woodsias
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WOODSIA, a genus of...
woodsier
16
12
WOODSY, relating to...
woodskin
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an American Indian c...
woodsman
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one who works or liv...
woodsmen
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16
WOODSMAN, one who wo...
woodtone
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a finish that imitat...
woodwale
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16
the woodpecker [n -S...
woodward
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an officer of the fo...
woodwasp
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a large wasplike ins...
woodwind
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any orchestral wind...
woodwork
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work made of wood [n...
woodworm
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any of various insec...
woodwose
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15
a wild man of the wo...
woodyard
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a yard in which wood...
woofiest
18
14
WOOFY, dense in text...
wooftahs
20
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WOOFTAH, (slang) a m...
woofters
18
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WOOFTER, (slang) a h...
wooingly
24
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attractively [adv]
woolders
17
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WOOLDER, a stick use...
woolding
18
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the act of winding a...
woolfats
19
15
WOOLFAT, lanolin [n]
woolfell
21
17
(archaic) a sheep's...
woolhats
19
14
WOOLHAT, one who wor...
wooliest
17
12
WOOLY, having the te...
woollens
17
14
WOOLLEN, a garment m...
woollier
18
13
WOOLLY, like wool [a...
woollies
18
13
WOOLLY, a woolly ite...
woollike
19
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like wool [adj]
woollily
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WOOLLY, like wool [a...
woolpack
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a bag for packing a...
woolsack
21
19
the seat of the Lord...
woolseys
23
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WOOLSEY, (obsolete)...
woolshed
19
15
a large shed for she...
woolskin
18
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a sheepskin with the...
woolward
20
16
(obsolete) wearing w...
woolwork
21
19
needlework [n -S]
woomeras
16
14
WOOMERA, (Native Aus...
woonerfs
17
15
WOONERF, (Dutch) a r...
woopsing
19
17
WOOPS, to vomit [v]
wooralis
17
12
WOORALI, the plant y...
wooraras
15
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WOORARA, the plant y...
wooraris
16
11
WOORARI, the plant y...
woosells
18
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WOOSELL, (Shakespear...
wooshing
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WOOSH, to move with...
wooziest
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WOOZY, slightly drun...
wordages
17
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WORDAGE, the number...
wordbook
19
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a dictionary [n -S]
wordgame
18
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a game in which word...
wordiest
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12
WORDY, verbose [adj]
wordings
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WORDING, the style o...
wordless
18
13
without words [adj W...
wordlore
17
13
information about th...
wordplay
26
18
a witty exchange of...
wordwrap
22
18
in computing, a func...
workable
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19
capable of being don...
workably
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WORKABLE, capable of...
workaday
23
18
a working day [n -S]
workbags
21
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WORKBAG, a bag for h...
workboat
19
18
a commercial boat [n...
workbook
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a student's exercise...
workboot
19
18
a sturdy leather boo...
workdays
24
18
WORKDAY, a day on wh...
workfare
19
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a welfare programme...
workflow
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the amount of work t...
workfolk
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working people [n -S...
workgirl
21
18
a young woman employ...
workhour
20
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any of the hours of...
workings
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18
WORKING, a mining ex...
workless
19
16
unemployed [adj]
workload
18
17
the amount of work a...
workmate
18
18
a fellow worker [n -...
workouts
18
16
WORKOUT, a period of...
workroom
18
18
a room in which work...
worksafe
19
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(of an internet link...
workshop
22
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a room or building w...
worksite
18
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an area where work t...
worksome
18
18
industrious [adj]
worksong
18
18
a song sung while do...
worktops
20
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WORKTOP, a surface d...
workwear
20
18
clothing for work [n...
workweek
21
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the number of hours...
worlders
18
13
WORLDER, one who bel...
worldies
18
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WORLDIE, something o...
wormcast
21
17
a spiral heap of ear...
wormgear
18
16
a gear wheel driven...
wormhole
20
17
a hole dug by a worm...
wormiest
18
14
WORMY, infested with...
wormlike
20
19
resembling a worm [a...
wormroot
17
14
a medicinal plant ro...
wormseed
17
15
any one of several p...
wormwood
20
18
the bitter plant Art...
wornness
15
13
the state of being w...
worricow
23
17
(Scots) the devil, a...
worriers
17
11
WORRIER, one who wor...
worrited
17
12
WORRIT, to worry, al...
worrycow
29
19
(Scots) the devil, a...
worrying
24
16
the act of worrying...
worsened
15
13
WORSEN, to become wo...
worships
22
16
WORSHIP, to honour a...
worsteds
17
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WORSTED, a woollen y...
worsting
18
14
WORST, to defeat, al...
worthful
23
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(archaic) full of wo...
worthied
19
14
WORTHY, (obsolete) t...
worthier
19
13
WORTHY, full of wort...
worthies
19
13
WORTHY, (obsolete) t...
worthily
27
16
WORTHY, full of wort...
worthing
20
16
WORTH, to happen, be...
wosbirds
20
15
WOSBIRD, whore's bir...
wouldest
18
14
(archaic) 2nd person...
wounders
16
14
WOUNDER, one who wou...
woundier
16
14
WOUNDY, (archaic) ex...
woundily
24
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WOUNDY, (archaic) ex...
wounding
17
17
nflicting hurt [adj...
wouralis
18
13
WOURALI, (Carib) the...
wrackful
25
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destructive, also WR...
wracking
22
21
WRACK, to wreck [v]
wranging
18
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WRANG, to wrong [v]
wrangled
18
16
WRANGLE, to argue no...
wrangler
18
15
a cattle-herder, a c...
wrangles
18
15
WRANGLE, to argue no...
wrapover
20
18
a skirt that wraps a...
wrappage
21
19
the act of covering...
wrappers
21
17
WRAPPER, to put a co...
wrapping
22
20
a type of cover [n -...
wrassled
18
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WRASSLE, to wrestle,...
wrassles
18
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WRASSLE, to wrestle,...
wrasting
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WRAST, (obsolete) to...
wrastled
18
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WRASTLE, to wrestle,...
wrastles
18
12
WRASTLE, to wrestle,...
wrathful
23
18
extremely angry, als...
wrathier
19
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WRATHY, inclined to...
wrathily
27
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WRATHY, inclined to...
wrathing
20
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WRATH, (obsolete) to...
wrawling
22
18
WRAWL, (Spenser) of...
wraxling
25
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the act of wrestling...
wreakers
17
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WREAKER, (archaic) o...
wreakful
21
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revengeful [adj]
wreaking
18
18
WREAK, to effect, br...
wreathed
18
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WREATHE, to shape in...
wreathen
17
14
wreathed [adj]
wreather
18
13
one who wreathes [n...
wreathes
18
13
WREATHE, to shape in...
wreckage
21
20
the act of wrecking...
wreckers
21
18
WRECKER, one that wr...
wreckful
25
23
destructive, also WR...
wrecking
22
21
the occupation of sa...
wrenched
21
18
WRENCH, to wrest vio...
wrencher
21
17
one who wrenches [n...
wrenches
21
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WRENCH, to wrest vio...
wrentits
17
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WRENTIT, a long-tail...
wresters
17
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WRESTER, one who wre...
wresting
18
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WREST, to take away...
wrestled
18
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WRESTLE, to engage i...
wrestler
18
12
one who takes part i...
wrestles
18
12
WRESTLE, to engage i...
wretched
22
17
miserable [adj WRETC...
wretches
22
16
WRETCH, a pitiable p...
wrething
20
16
WRETHE, (Spenser) to...
wricking
23
21
WRICK, to twist or s...
wriggled
21
17
WRIGGLE, to twist an...
wriggler
21
16
one who wriggles [n...
wriggles
21
16
WRIGGLE, to twist an...
wringers
18
14
WRINGER, a machine f...
wringing
19
17
WRING, to twist so a...
wrinkled
19
18
WRINKLE, to crease [...
wrinkles
19
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WRINKLE, to crease [...
wrinklie
19
17
(colloquial) an old...
wristers
18
11
WRISTER, a type of s...
wristier
18
11
WRISTY, making exten...
wristing
19
14
WRIST, in ice-hockey...
wristlet
19
12
a wrist band [n -S]
writable
20
15
capable of being exp...
writeoff
21
17
an uncollectible deb...
writerly
25
14
having an accomplish...
writhers
20
13
WRITHER, one that wr...
writhing
21
16
twisting, squirming...
writhled
21
15
(archaic) shrivelled...
writings
19
14
WRITING, a written c...
wrongers
17
14
WRONGER, a person wh...
wrongest
17
14
WRONG, not according...
wrongful
21
19
wrong [adj WRONGFULL...
wronging
18
17
WRONG, to treat inju...
wrongous
17
15
unjust; wrongful [ad...
wrooting
17
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WROOT, (obsolete) to...
wrothful
23
18
wrathful, also WROTH...
wrybills
29
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WRYBILL, a New Zeala...
wrynecks
27
21
WRYNECK, either of t...
wudjulas
21
24
WUDJULA, (Native Aus...
wurtzite
21
21
sulphide of zinc [n...
wussiest
18
12
WUSSY, wimpish [adj]
wuthered
19
15
WUTHER, to move swif...
wuzzling
26
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WUZZLE, (US) to jumb...
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