9 letter words that start with W

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9 letter words that start with W

9 letter W word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
wabbliest	24	19	WABBLY, wobbly [adj]
wackiness	22	20	the state of being w...
waddliest	20	15	WADDLY, having a wad...
wadsetted	18	14	WADSETT, (Scots) to...
wadsetter	18	13	(Scots) one who hold...
waenesses	16	13	WAENESS, sadness, al...
waffliest	24	19	WAFFLY, given to waf...
wafflings	25	22	WAFFLING, talking at...
wagenboom	20	21	(Afrikaans) a South...
wagerings	20	17	WAGERING, the act of...
waggeries	20	16	WAGGERY, mischievous...
waggishly	31	21	WAGGISH, drolly humo...
waggliest	22	17	WAGGLY, waggling [ad...
waggoners	19	17	WAGGONER, one who dr...
waggoning	20	20	WAGGON, to transport...
waghalter	22	17	a felon likely to sw...
wagmoires	20	17	WAGMOIRE, (Spenser)...
wagonages	18	17	WAGONAGE, money paid...
wagonette	17	15	a carriage with one...
wagonfuls	22	20	WAGONFUL, as much as...
wagonless	19	16	without a wagon, als...
wagonload	18	17	the contents of a fu...
wahcondas	22	19	WAHCONDA, (Native Am...
wailfully	31	21	WAILFUL, sorrowful;...
wailingly	28	19	WAILING, making a wa...
wainscots	21	16	WAINSCOT, to cover w...
wairshest	21	14	WAIRSH, tasteless, i...
waistband	20	17	the strip of fabric...
waistbelt	22	16	a belt worn round th...
waistcoat	21	15	a garment, plain or...
waistings	20	15	WAISTING, dressmakin...
waistless	20	13	without a waist [adj...
waistline	19	14	a line thought of as...
waiterage	18	14	service by a waiter...
waitering	19	15	the job of being a w...
waitingly	27	18	WAITING, relating to...
waitlists	21	13	WAITLIST, to put on...
waitstaff	23	18	waiters and waitress...
wakeboard	20	20	to ride a short, ver...
wakefully	30	24	WAKEFUL, not sleepin...
wakenings	19	20	WAKENING, the act of...
waldflute	23	19	(German) an organ fl...
waldgrave	22	20	(German) a former Ge...
waldhorns	21	17	WALDHORN, (German) a...
waldrapps	24	20	WALDRAPP, (German) t...
walkabout	22	21	(Australian) a perio...
walkathon	21	20	a marathon walking e...
walkaways	29	22	WALKAWAY, an easy vi...
walkmills	25	22	WALKMILL, a fulling-...
walkovers	22	21	WALKOVER, a race inv...
walkyries	27	19	WALKYRIE, in Norse m...
wallabies	22	17	WALLABY, (Native Aus...
wallaroos	19	14	WALLAROO, (Native Au...
wallboard	22	18	building board, boar...
wallchart	26	19	a chart of informati...
wallopers	22	17	WALLOPER, (colloquia...
walloping	23	20	a beating [n -S]
wallowers	23	17	WALLOWER, one that r...
wallowing	24	20	the act of wallowing...
wallpaper	24	20	paper used to cover...
wallsends	20	16	WALLSEND, coal of a...
wallworts	24	17	WALLWORT, a dwarf el...
wallyball	31	21	a ball game played o...
wallydrag	28	19	(Scots) a feeble, im...
waltzings	24	25	WALTZING, the act of...
waltzlike	25	27	like a waltz [adj]
wambenger	21	21	(Native Australian)...
wambliest	23	19	WAMBLY, affected wit...
wamblings	24	22	WAMBLING, the act of...
wampished	24	21	WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wampishes	24	20	WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wanchancy	31	24	(Scots) unlucky, dan...
wanderers	17	14	WANDERER, one who wa...
wandering	18	17	moving about with no...
wanderoos	16	14	WANDEROO, (Sinhalese...
wanglings	21	19	WANGLING, the act of...
wannabees	17	17	WANNABEE, someone wh...
wannesses	16	14	WANNESS, the state o...
wannigans	17	17	WANNIGAN, (Native Am...
wantaways	26	18	WANTAWAY, a football...
wanthills	23	17	WANTHILL, (dialect)...
wantoners	16	14	WANTONER, one who wa...
wantonest	16	14	WANTON, thoughtlessl...
wantoning	17	17	WANTON, to behave in...
wantonise	16	14	(archaic) to play th...
wantonize	19	23	(archaic) to play th...
wanworths	23	18	WANWORTH, (Scots) a...
wapenshaw	24	21	(Scots) a periodical...
wapentake	19	20	(Old English) an arc...
wapinshaw	25	21	(Scots) a periodical...
wappering	23	21	WAPPER, to cause to...
warbliest	22	16	WARBLY, voiced in a...
warblings	23	19	WARBLING, the act of...
warbonnet	18	17	a headdress worn by...
warcrafts	24	18	WARCRAFT, the art of...
wardcorns	21	17	WARDCORN, a payment...
wardening	18	17	WARDEN, to guard as...
wardering	19	16	WARDER, to guard as...
wardmotes	19	16	WARDMOTE, a meeting...
wardrobed	20	17	WARDROBE, to keep in...
wardrober	20	16	(historical) a house...
wardrobes	20	16	WARDROBE, a large cu...
wardrooms	19	16	WARDROOM, an officer...
wardships	24	18	WARDSHIP, the office...
warehouse	19	15	a building or room f...
warerooms	18	15	WAREROOM, a room for...
warfarers	20	15	WARFARER, one engage...
warfaring	21	18	the business of wagi...
warfarins	20	16	WARFARIN, a rat pois...
wargamers	20	17	WARGAMER, one who pr...
wargaming	21	20	engaging in simulate...
warhorses	20	14	WARHORSE, a horse us...
waribashi	23	17	(Japanese) a pair of...
wariments	19	16	WARIMENT, (Spenser)...
warlockry	30	22	sorcery [n WARLOCKRI...
warmakers	20	19	WARMAKER, one who ma...
warmblood	22	20	one of a race of hor...
warmonger	19	18	one who delights in...
warmouths	22	18	WARMOUTH, an America...
warningly	26	19	WARNING, giving a wa...
warpaints	20	16	WARPAINT, paint used...
warplanes	20	17	WARPLANE, an aeropla...
warpowers	23	18	WARPOWER, the power...
warragals	20	15	WARRAGAL, (Native Au...
warragles	20	15	WARRAGLE, (Native Au...
warraguls	21	16	WARRAGUL, (Native Au...
warranded	17	15	WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warraning	18	16	WARRAN, (obsolete) t...
warranted	17	14	WARRANT, to give aut...
warrantee	16	13	the person to whom a...
warranter	17	13	one who warrants, al...
warrantor	17	13	one who warrants, al...
warraying	25	17	WARRAY, (obsolete) t...
warreners	17	13	WARRENER, the keeper...
warreying	25	17	WARREY, (obsolete) t...
warrigals	21	15	WARRIGAL, (Native Au...
warrisons	18	13	WARRISON, (obsolete)...
warstlers	20	13	WARSTLER, one who ta...
warstling	21	16	WARSTLE, to wrestle,...
wartweeds	21	16	WARTWEED, any of a f...
wartworts	22	15	WARTWORT, a kind of...
warwolves	24	20	WARWOLF, a mediaeval...
washables	23	18	WASHABLE [n]
washaways	29	19	WASHAWAY, an erosion...
washballs	25	19	WASHBALL, a ball of...
washbasin	22	18	a basin to wash one'...
washboard	22	18	a broad thin plank a...
washbowls	27	21	WASHBOWL, a bowl use...
washcloth	27	20	a piece of cloth use...
washdowns	23	19	WASHDOWN, the act of...
washeries	20	14	WASHERY, a washhouse...
washering	21	17	WASHER, to fit with...
washerman	20	18	a man who washes clo...
washermen	20	18	WASHERMAN, a man who...
washhouse	22	17	an outbuilding for w...
washiness	20	15	the state of being w...
washlands	21	17	WASHLAND, an area of...
washrooms	21	17	WASHROOM, a room, es...
washstand	20	16	a stand holding a wa...
washwipes	26	20	WASHWIPE, a mechanis...
washwoman	23	21	a woman who does lau...
washwomen	23	21	WASHWOMAN, a woman w...
waspiness	20	16	the state of being w...
waspishly	31	20	WASPISH, like a wasp...
waspnests	20	16	WASPNEST, the nest o...
wassailed	19	14	WASSAIL, to go carol...
wassailer	19	13	one who wassails [n...
wassailry	26	15	the act of wassailin...
wasserman	18	16	(German) a man-shape...
wassermen	18	16	WASSERMAN, (German)...
wastebins	20	16	WASTEBIN, a rubbish...
wasteland	18	15	a desolate, barren a...
wastelots	19	13	WASTELOT, an unused...
wasteness	17	13	the state of being w...
wasterful	22	17	(Scots) extravagant...
wasteries	18	12	WASTERIE, reckless e...
wastering	19	15	WASTER, (Scots) to s...
wasteways	27	17	WASTEWAY, a channel...
wasteweir	21	15	a sluiceway or passa...
wastingly	27	18	WASTING, of an illne...
wastrifes	21	15	WASTRIFE, (Scots) wa...
watchable	26	21	worth watching [adj]...
watchband	25	22	a band on which a wa...
watchcase	26	20	the case housing the...
watchdogs	25	20	WATCHDOG, to act as...
watcheyes	29	19	WATCHEYE, an eye in...
watchlist	26	18	a list of things to...
watchouts	24	18	WATCHOUT, the act of...
watchword	27	21	the password to be g...
waterages	18	14	WATERAGE, conveyance...
waterbeds	20	16	WATERBED, a bed fill...
waterbird	21	16	a bird that leaves o...
waterbuck	25	23	any of several kinds...
waterdogs	19	15	WATERDOG, a large sa...
waterfall	22	17	a fall or perpendicu...
waterfowl	24	19	any bird that freque...
waterhead	19	15	the source of a rive...
waterhens	19	15	WATERHEN, the gallin...
wateriest	18	12	WATERY, like water [...
waterings	19	15	WATERING, the act of...
waterjets	20	21	WATERJET, a stream o...
waterleaf	20	16	any plant of the Ame...
waterless	19	13	without water [adj]
waterlily	27	16	a name commonly give...
waterline	18	14	any of several lines...
waterlogs	20	15	WATERLOG, to soak wi...
waterloos	18	13	WATERLOO, a decisive...
watermark	20	19	a distinguishing mar...
watermill	22	17	a mill driven by wat...
watershed	20	15	the area which a riv...
waterside	18	13	the edge of a sea, l...
waterskis	20	16	WATERSKI, a ski for...
waterways	27	17	WATERWAY, a navigabl...
waterweed	20	16	any plant with very...
waterwork	22	19	a piece of fabric pa...
waterworn	20	16	worn smooth by water...
waterzooi	20	21	a stew of fish or ch...
watthours	21	15	WATTHOUR, a unit of...
wattlings	21	16	WATTLING, the act of...
wattmeter	19	15	an instrument for me...
wauchting	25	21	WAUCHT, (Scots) to d...
waughting	23	20	WAUGHT, (Scots) to d...
waukmills	24	22	WAUKMILL, a fulling-...
waulkmill	25	23	a fulling-mill, also...
wavebands	21	21	WAVEBAND, a range of...
waveforms	23	22	WAVEFORM, a type of...
wavefront	21	20	in a propagating vib...
waveguide	21	20	in electronics, a ho...
wavellite	22	18	hydrated phosphate o...
wavemeter	20	19	an instrument for me...
waveriest	20	16	WAVERY, unsteady [ad...
waverings	21	19	WAVERING, the act of...
waveshape	23	21	a graph showing the...
wavetable	22	20	a collection of digi...
waxcloths	31	25	WAXCLOTH, oilcloth,...
waxflower	30	26	any of various plant...
waxplants	27	24	WAXPLANT, any of sev...
waxworker	28	26	one who works in wax...
wayboards	26	18	WAYBOARD, a thin geo...
waybreads	26	18	WAYBREAD, the common...
wayfarers	26	17	WAYFARER, a travelle...
wayfaring	27	20	travelling [n -S]
waygoings	26	19	WAYGOING, (Scots) a...
waygooses	24	16	WAYGOOSE, an annual...
waylayers	31	17	WAYLAYER, one who wa...
waylaying	32	20	WAYLAY, to ambush [v...
wayleaves	26	19	WAYLEAVE, permission...
waymarked	26	22	WAYMARK, to mark wit...
waymented	24	19	WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
waypoints	26	18	WAYPOINT, a point be...
waywardly	35	21	WAYWARD, wilful [adv...
waywisers	28	17	WAYWISER, an instrum...
wayzgoose	27	25	an annual employees'...
weakeners	17	17	WEAKENER, something...
weakening	18	20	the act of making we...
weakishly	29	21	WEAKISH, somewhat we...
weakliest	20	17	WEAKLY, weak and sic...
weaklings	21	20	WEAKLING, a weak per...
weaksides	19	17	WEAKSIDE, someone's...
wealthier	21	15	WEALTHY, rich [adj]
wealthily	29	18	WEALTHY, rich [adv]
weanlings	19	17	WEANLING, an animal...
weaponeer	17	16	to design weapons, e...
weaponing	19	19	WEAPON, to supply wi...
weaponise	18	16	to adapt a chemical,...
weaponize	21	25	to adapt a chemical,...
wearables	20	16	WEARABLE, a garment...
weariless	19	13	incapable of being w...
weariness	17	13	the state of being w...
wearingly	26	18	WEARING, tiring [adv...
wearisome	18	15	tiresome, also WEARI...
wearproof	21	18	proof against wear [...
weaselers	18	13	WEASELER, one who ac...
weaseling	19	16	WEASEL, to act evasi...
weaselled	19	15	WEASEL, to act evasi...
weaseller	19	14	one who weasels, als...
weathered	19	15	WEATHER, to expose t...
weatherer	19	14	one who weathers [n...
weatherly	27	17	able to sail close t...
weazening	20	25	WEAZEN, to become dr...
webcasted	23	19	WEBCAST, to transmit...
webcaster	23	18	one who broadcasts o...
webfooted	21	19	having webbed feet [...
webifying	30	23	WEBIFY, to put a pie...
webisodes	20	16	WEBISODE, a short ep...
weblishes	24	18	WEBLISH, very abbrev...
weblogger	23	20	one who keeps a webl...
webmaster	21	18	a person responsible...
webspaces	25	21	WEBSPACE, storage sp...
webwheels	26	21	WEBWHEEL, a wheel fo...
weddering	19	17	WEDDER, (dialect) to...
wedelning	19	18	WEDELN, (German) to...
wedgelike	21	20	like a wedge [adj]
wedgewise	22	18	in the manner of a w...
weederies	17	13	WEEDERY, a place ful...
weedheads	19	16	WEEDHEAD, a person w...
weedicide	21	17	something that kills...
weediness	17	14	the state of being w...
weedlines	18	15	WEEDLINE, the edge o...
weekended	17	19	WEEKEND, to take a h...
weekender	17	18	one who spends the w...
weeknight	22	21	the evening or night...
weensiest	17	13	WEENSY, tiny [adj]
weepholes	22	18	WEEPHOLE, a hole in...
weepiness	19	16	the state of being w...
weepingly	28	21	WEEPING, tearful [ad...
weetingly	26	18	WEETING [adv]
weevilled	22	19	infested by weevils,...
weeweeing	20	18	WEEWEE, (colloquial)...
weigelias	20	15	WEIGELIA, a hardy ga...
weighable	24	20	capable of being wei...
weighages	22	18	WEIGHAGE, the rate p...
weighings	23	19	WEIGHING, a weighing...
weightage	22	18	a weighting [n -S]
weighters	22	16	WEIGHTER, one that w...
weightier	22	16	WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
weightily	30	19	WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
weighting	23	19	the act of weighting...
weirdness	18	14	the state of being w...
welcomely	30	22	WELCOME, received wi...
welcomers	23	19	WELCOMER, one who we...
welcoming	24	22	WELCOME, to greet co...
weldments	20	18	WELDMENT, a unit com...
welfarism	23	19	the social policies...
welfarist	22	16	an adherent of the s...
welfarite	21	16	(US) a person who is...
welladays	26	17	(archaic) alas, also...
wellanear	18	15	(archaic) alas [inte...
wellaways	29	19	WELLAWAY [n]
wellbeing	23	20	a state of being wel...
wellcurbs	27	21	WELLCURB, the stone...
welldoers	20	15	WELLDOER, a doer of...
wellheads	22	17	WELLHEAD, the source...
wellholes	23	17	WELLHOLE, the shaft...
wellhouse	22	17	a structure above a...
wellsites	21	14	WELLSITE, the site o...
weltering	20	16	WELTER, to roll abou...
wendigoes	18	16	WENDIGO, (Native Ame...
weregilds	21	16	WEREGILD, a price pa...
wernerite	17	13	the common grayish o...
werwolves	24	20	WERWOLF, a person wh...
westabout	20	16	towards the west [ad...
westbound	20	18	heading in a westerl...
westering	19	15	motion towards the w...
westerner	17	13	one who lives in or...
westwards	22	16	in a westerly direct...
wetnesses	17	13	WETNESS, the state o...
whackiest	25	21	WHACKY, eccentric, a...
whackings	26	24	WHACKING, a beating...
whaisling	23	18	WHAISLE, to wheeze,...
whaizling	26	27	WHAIZLE, to wheeze,...
whakairos	21	18	WHAKAIRO, (Maori) th...
whakapapa	24	24	(Maori) a family tre...
whaleback	27	25	a kind of steamboat...
whaleboat	22	18	a boat used for catc...
whalebone	21	19	a light flexible sub...
whalelike	23	20	like a whale [adj]
whaleries	21	15	WHALERY, whaling [n]
wharenuis	20	16	WHARENUI, (Maori) a...
wharepuni	22	19	(Maori) a tall carve...
wharfages	23	19	WHARFAGE, the fee or...
wharfings	24	20	WHARFING, material u...
whatsises	21	14	WHATSIS, something w...
wheatears	19	14	WHEATEAR, any of sev...
wheatgerm	22	19	the vitamin-rich emb...
wheatiest	20	14	WHEATY, tasting of w...
wheatland	20	17	land on which wheat...
wheatless	21	15	without wheat [adj]
wheatmeal	21	18	wheat flour with som...
wheatworm	24	20	a small nematode wor...
wheeching	26	22	WHEECH, (Scots) to m...
wheedlers	21	16	WHEEDLER, one who wh...
wheedling	22	19	enticing by soft wor...
wheelbase	22	18	the distance between...
wheeliest	21	15	WHEELY, like a wheel...
wheelings	22	18	WHEELING, the condit...
wheelless	22	16	without wheels [adj]
wheelsman	21	19	a steersman, also WH...
wheelsmen	21	19	WHEELSMAN, a steersm...
wheelspin	23	19	the rotation of a wh...
wheelwork	25	22	a combination of whe...
wheenging	21	20	WHEENGE, (Scots) to...
wheepling	24	21	WHEEPLE, (Scots) to...
wheeshing	23	19	WHEESH, (Scots) to c...
wheeshted	22	17	WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wheeziest	23	23	WHEEZY, given to whe...
wheezings	24	26	WHEEZING, the act of...
wheezling	25	27	WHEEZLE, (Scots) to...
whelkiest	23	19	WHELKY, marked with...
whelpless	25	19	without a whelp [adj...
whemmling	25	24	WHEMMLE, to overturn...
whencever	24	22	from whatsoever plac...
whereases	19	14	WHEREAS, an introduc...
wherefore	21	17	a reason why, also W...
wherefors	22	17	WHEREFOR, a reason w...
wherefrom	23	20	from where [adv]
whereinto	19	15	into which; into wha...
whereness	19	15	the state of having...
whereunto	19	16	whereto, for what pu...
whereupon	21	19	at which point [adv]
wherewith	26	19	with what [adj] / th...
wherreted	20	15	WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherrited	21	15	WHERRIT, to worry, a...
wherrying	28	19	WHERRY, to transport...
wherryman	27	20	a man employed in a...
wherrymen	27	20	WHERRYMAN, a man emp...
whetstone	19	15	a stone for sharpeni...
wheughing	25	22	WHEUGH, to utter a s...
wheyfaced	31	23	with a complexion th...
wheyfaces	31	22	WHEYFACE, a pale whi...
whichever	28	23	any one, no matter w...
whickered	25	22	WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddered	21	17	WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whiffiest	26	20	WHIFFY, smelly [adj]
whiffings	27	23	WHIFFING, the action...
whifflers	27	21	WHIFFLER, an officia...
whifflery	33	23	levity; trifling [n...
whiffling	28	24	the act of whiffling...
whillying	31	21	WHILLY, to entice by...
whillywha	35	23	(Scots) to coax, whe...
whimberry	31	22	the bilberry or whor...
whimbrels	26	21	WHIMBREL, a bird lik...
whimmiest	24	20	WHIMMY, full of whim...
whimpered	24	21	WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimperer	24	20	one who whimpers [n...
whimpling	27	24	WHIMPLE, to wear a v...
whimsical	27	21	full of whims, odd,...
whimsiest	23	17	WHIMSY, full of whim...
whinberry	29	20	the bilberry or whor...
whinchats	26	20	WHINCHAT, a small br...
whingding	23	21	a lively party, also...
whingeing	22	20	WHINGE, to complain...
whingiest	22	17	WHINGY, complaining...
whiniards	21	16	WHINIARD, (historica...
whininess	20	16	the state of being w...
whiningly	29	21	WHINING, complaining...
whinniest	20	16	WHINNY, abounding in...
whinnying	27	21	WHINNY, to make a hi...
whinstone	19	16	a hard and compact r...
whinyards	27	18	WHINYARD, (historica...
whipbirds	27	21	WHIPBIRD, the coach-...
whipcords	27	21	WHIPCORD, a fabric w...
whipcordy	33	23	like whipcord, a fab...
whipjacks	30	33	WHIPJACK, a whining...
whippiest	26	20	WHIPPY, pliant, supp...
whippings	27	23	WHIPPING, material u...
whipsawed	26	21	WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whipsnake	23	22	a kind of long thin...
whipstaff	28	23	a vertical lever con...
whipstall	26	19	of an airplane, to s...
whipsters	24	17	WHIPSTER, (obsolete)...
whipstock	28	24	the rod or handle to...
whiptails	25	18	WHIPTAIL, a lizard w...
whipworms	28	23	WHIPWORM, a parasiti...
whirlbats	25	18	WHIRLBAT, an ancient...
whirliest	23	15	WHIRLY, given to whi...
whirligig	26	19	a child's toy having...
whirlings	24	18	WHIRLING, the act of...
whirlpool	25	19	a circular current i...
whirlwind	26	20	a small rotating win...
whirreted	21	15	WHIRRET, to give a s...
whirriest	22	14	WHIRRY, characterist...
whirrings	23	17	WHIRRING, the act of...
whirrying	29	19	WHIRRY, to move rapi...
whishting	25	19	WHISHT, (Scots) to k...
whiskered	22	19	having whiskers [adj...
whispered	23	18	WHISPER, to speak so...
whisperer	23	17	one who whispers [n...
whistlers	23	15	WHISTLER, someone or...
whistling	24	18	of e.g. a wind, maki...
whitebait	23	17	the fry of various s...
whitebass	23	17	a silvery food fish...
whitebeam	23	20	a small tree with le...
whitecaps	26	20	WHITECAP, a wave wit...
whitecoat	23	17	a white-furred seal...
whitecomb	27	23	a fungal disease aff...
whitedamp	24	21	a mixture of poisono...
whiteface	25	20	white makeup esp. as...
whitefish	26	19	a general name for s...
whitehead	22	17	the blue-winged snow...
whitelist	23	15	to place a name, ema...
whiteners	20	15	WHITENER, something...
whiteness	20	15	the state of being w...
whitening	21	18	WHITEN, to make whit...
whiteouts	21	15	WHITEOUT, a conditio...
whitepots	23	17	WHITEPOT, a Devonshi...
whitetail	22	15	the Virginia deer [n...
whitewall	26	19	the spotted flycatch...
whiteware	23	17	articles made of whi...
whitewash	26	19	a mixture of lime an...
whitewing	25	20	the chaffinch, so ca...
whitewood	23	18	the soft and easily...
whithered	23	17	WHITHER, to blow str...
whitlings	24	18	WHITLING, a young bu...
whitracks	26	21	WHITRACK, (Scots) a...
whitricks	27	21	WHITRICK, a weasel,...
whitsters	22	14	WHITSTER, (archaic)...
whittawer	24	17	(dialect) a saddler...
whittered	21	15	WHITTER, to talk or...
whittlers	23	15	WHITTLER, one who wh...
whittling	24	18	the act of whittling...
whittrets	22	14	WHITTRET, (Scots) a...
whizbangs	27	29	WHIZBANG, a light sh...
whizzbang	30	38	a light shell of hig...
whizziest	28	32	WHIZZY, using sophis...
whizzings	29	35	WHIZZING, the act of...
whodunits	21	17	WHODUNIT, a mystery...
whodunnit	20	18	a mystery novel, als...
wholefood	22	19	unprocessed, natural...
wholemeal	22	19	flour made from the...
wholeness	20	16	the state of being w...
wholesale	21	16	the sale of goods, u...
wholesome	21	18	healthy, whole, also...
wholistic	26	18	considering the whol...
wholphins	26	21	WHOLPHIN, a hybrid o...
whombling	26	24	WHOMBLE, to overturn...
whommling	25	24	WHOMMLE, to overturn...
whoopings	23	20	WHOOPING, the act of...
whoopsies	22	17	WHOOPSIE, a mess or...
whooshing	23	19	WHOOSH, to move with...
whoosises	20	14	WHOOSIS, an object o...
whoppings	26	23	WHOPPING, a thrashin...
whoredoms	21	18	WHOREDOM, prostituti...
whoresons	19	15	WHORESON, (archaic)...
whorishly	31	19	WHORISH, like a whor...
whorlbats	24	18	WHORLBAT, an ancient...
whosoever	21	18	every one who [pron]
whummling	26	25	WHUMMLE, to overturn...
whunstane	19	17	(Scots) a hard and c...
whuppings	27	24	WHUPPING, a whipping...
whydunits	28	19	WHYDUNIT, a novel or...
whydunnit	27	20	a novel or film conc...
wickedest	23	20	WICKED, bad, evil [a...
wickthing	27	24	(dialect) a creeping...
wideawake	21	20	a low wide-brimmed s...
widebands	20	18	WIDEBAND, a wide ban...
widenings	19	17	WIDENING, the act of...
widowbird	25	20	another name for the...
widowered	21	17	made into a widower...
widowhood	23	19	the state of being a...
widthways	31	20	across the width, as...
widthwise	25	18	across the width, as...
wieldable	22	18	capable of being wie...
wieldiest	20	14	WIELDY, easily wield...
wieldless	21	15	unmanageable [adj]
wifehoods	22	18	WIFEHOOD, the status...
wifeliest	22	16	WIFELY, befitting a...
wiggeries	21	16	WIGGERY, a wig or wi...
wiggliest	23	17	WIGGLY, tending to w...
wigmakers	22	21	WIGMAKER, one who ma...
wigwagged	25	22	WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wigwagger	25	21	one who wigwags, sig...
wikiality	28	19	information that is...
wildcards	24	18	WILDCARD, a symbol u...
wildering	21	17	WILDER, to cause to...
wildfires	23	17	WILDFIRE, raging des...
wildfowls	27	21	WILDFOWL, a game bir...
wildgrave	23	20	(German) a former Ge...
wildlands	21	17	WILDLAND, uncultivat...
wildlifes	24	18	WILDLIFE, wild anima...
wildlings	23	18	WILDLING, a wild pla...
wildwoods	23	18	WILDWOOD, natural fo...
willemite	22	17	a silicate of zinc,...
willeying	28	19	WILLEY, to clean in...
willfully	33	22	WILLFUL, bent on hav...
willinger	22	17	WILLING, ready to co...
willingly	30	20	WILLING, ready to co...
williwaus	25	18	WILLIWAU, a violent...
williwaws	28	20	WILLIWAW, a violent...
willowers	24	17	WILLOWER, one who wi...
willowier	24	17	WILLOWY, slender and...
willowing	25	20	WILLOW, to clean tex...
willowish	27	19	of the colour of wil...
willpower	26	20	the power of the wil...
willywaws	34	22	WILLYWAW, a violent...
wimpiness	22	19	the quality of being...
wimpishly	33	23	WIMPISH, ineffectual...
wincingly	30	22	WINCING [adv]
wincopipe	25	22	(obsolete) a little...
windbells	23	19	WINDBELL, a light be...
windbills	24	19	WINDBILL, a bill of...
windblast	22	18	a blast of wind [n -...
windblown	24	22	blown down by the wi...
windblows	25	21	WINDBLOW, the blowin...
windborne	19	18	carried on the wind...
windbound	20	20	hindered from sailin...
windbreak	21	21	something serving as...
windburns	21	19	WINDBURN, to cause i...
windburnt	21	19	WINDBURN, to cause i...
windchill	27	21	the cooling effect t...
windfalls	23	19	WINDFALL, unexpected...
windflaws	25	21	WINDFLAW, a gust of...
windgalls	22	18	WINDGALL, a swelling...
windhover	22	20	the kestrel [n -S]
windigoes	19	16	WINDIGO, (Native Ame...
windiness	18	15	the state of being w...
windingly	27	20	WINDING, changing di...
windlings	21	18	WINDLING, the act of...
windloads	19	16	WINDLOAD, the force...
windmills	23	19	WINDMILL, to rotate...
windowing	22	20	the act of providing...
windpacks	25	24	WINDPACK, snow that...
windpipes	23	20	WINDPIPE, the trache...
windproof	22	20	to make a fabric etc...
windrowed	21	18	WINDROW, to arrange...
windrower	21	17	a machine that puts...
windsails	20	15	WINDSAIL, a wide fun...
windshake	21	20	a flaw in wood said...
windships	24	19	WINDSHIP, a sailing...
windslabs	22	18	WINDSLAB, a crust fo...
windsocks	23	21	WINDSOCK, a device o...
windstorm	20	17	a storm of wind [n -...
windsurfs	22	18	WINDSURF, to sail on...
windswept	24	20	swept by the wind [a...
windthrow	24	19	the blowing over of...
windtight	23	18	so tight as to preve...
windwards	22	18	in the direction of...
wineberry	26	18	the red currant [n W...
wineglass	20	16	a glass for the drin...
winemaker	19	20	a maker of wine [n -...
winepress	20	16	a machine in which g...
wineshops	22	18	WINESHOP, a shop whe...
wineskins	19	18	WINESKIN, a goatskin...
wingbacks	26	25	WINGBACK, a backfiel...
wingbeats	21	18	WINGBEAT, the motion...
wingchair	25	20	a chair with forward...
wingdings	21	19	WINGDING, a lively p...
wingovers	21	19	WINGOVER, a flight m...
wingspans	21	19	WINGSPAN, the distan...
wingsuits	21	16	WINGSUIT, a skydivin...
winkingly	28	23	WINKING, with eyes s...
winningly	26	20	WINNING, captivating...
winnowers	20	17	WINNOWER, one who wi...
winnowing	21	20	the act of winnowing...
winsomely	26	19	WINSOME, charming, c...
winsomest	19	16	WINSOME, charming, c...
winterers	18	13	WINTERER, one who sp...
winterfed	20	17	WINTERFEED, to feed...
winterier	18	13	WINTERY, having the...
wintering	19	16	WINTER, to pass the...
winterise	18	13	to make suitable for...
winterish	21	15	like winter [adj]
winterize	21	22	to make suitable for...
wintriest	19	13	WINTRY, having the c...
wiredrawn	21	17	WIREDRAW, to draw in...
wiredraws	22	16	WIREDRAW, to draw in...
wireframe	21	18	a basic visual guide...
wiregrass	20	14	a variety of fine gr...
wirehairs	21	14	WIREHAIR, a breed of...
wirelines	19	14	WIRELINE, a telegrap...
wirephoto	22	17	a photograph sent ov...
wireworks	23	19	WIREWORK, an article...
wireworms	23	18	WIREWORM, a hard-bod...
wirricows	26	18	WIRRICOW, (Scots) th...
wiseacres	21	15	WISEACRE, a pretenti...
wiseasses	18	12	WISEASS, a pretentio...
wisecrack	26	22	a pungent comment [n...
wiseliest	20	13	WISELY, in a wise ma...
wiselings	21	16	WISELING, someone wh...
wisewoman	21	19	a witch or seeress [...
wisewomen	21	19	WISEWOMAN, a witch o...
wishbones	22	18	WISHBONE, the V-shap...
wishfully	33	22	WISHFUL, desirous [a...
wispiness	21	16	the state of being w...
wistarias	19	12	WISTARIA, an ornamen...
wisterias	19	12	WISTERIA, an ornamen...
wistfully	31	20	WISTFUL, yearning [a...
witchetty	31	19	(Native Australian)...
witchhood	26	20	the state of being a...
witchiest	25	17	WITCHY, malicious [a...
witchings	26	20	WITCHING, the act of...
witchknot	25	22	a knot in hair suppo...
witchlike	27	22	like a witch [adj]
witchweed	27	21	a yellow-flowered pl...
withdrawn	24	19	WITHDRAW, to move aw...
withdraws	25	18	WITHDRAW, to move aw...
witherers	21	14	WITHERER, one that w...
withering	22	17	of criticism, severe...
witherite	21	14	barium carbonate occ...
witherods	21	15	WITHEROD, a North Am...
withhault	25	18	WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withholds	25	18	WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withouten	20	16	(archaic) without [p...
withstand	21	16	to resist [v WITHSTO...
withstood	21	15	WITHSTAND, to resist...
withwinds	25	19	WITHWIND, (dialect)...
withywind	31	21	(dialect) bindweed o...
witlessly	28	16	WITLESS, lacking int...
witnessed	18	14	WITNESS, to have dir...
witnesser	18	13	one who witnesses [n...
witnesses	18	13	WITNESS, to have dir...
wittering	20	15	WITTER, to mutter pe...
witticism	25	18	a witty remark [n -S...
wittiness	19	13	the quality of being...
wittingly	28	18	WITTING, cognisant,...
witwanton	20	17	to engage in irrever...
wivehoods	22	19	WIVEHOOD, (Spenser)...
woadwaxen	25	24	dyer's greenweed, al...
woadwaxes	26	23	WOADWAX, dyer's gree...
wobbegong	23	23	(Native Australian)...
wobbliest	24	19	WOBBLY, unsteady, al...
wobblings	25	22	WOBBLING, the act of...
woebegone	18	18	sad, dejected, also...
woefuller	22	18	WOEFUL, full of woe,...
woenesses	16	13	WOENESS, sadness, al...
wofullest	23	18	WOFUL, full of grief...
wofulness	21	18	the state of being w...
wolfberry	30	21	an American shrub wh...
wolfhound	23	21	any of several breed...
wolfishly	32	21	WOLFISH, like a wolf...
wolflings	24	20	WOLFLING, a young wo...
wolfsbane	22	20	a kind of aconite [n...
wolfskins	23	21	WOLFSKIN, the pelt o...
wolverene	19	18	a ferocious mustelid...
wolverine	20	18	a ferocious mustelid...
wolvishly	32	22	WOLVISH, like a wolf...
womanhood	19	19	the state of being a...
womanised	18	17	WOMANISE, to pursue...
womaniser	18	16	one who engages in c...
womanises	18	16	WOMANISE, to pursue...
womanisms	20	19	WOMANISM, a belief i...
womanists	19	16	WOMANIST, a supporte...
womanized	21	26	WOMANIZE, to pursue...
womanizer	21	25	one who engages in c...
womanizes	21	25	WOMANIZE, to pursue...
womankind	19	22	women generally, the...
womanless	19	17	without a woman [adj...
womanlier	19	17	WOMANLY, like a woma...
womanlike	20	21	like a woman [adj]
womanness	17	17	the state of being a...
womanning	18	20	WOMAN, to play the p...
womenfolk	22	24	women collectively [...
womenkind	19	22	women generally, the...
wonderers	17	14	WONDERER, one who wo...
wonderful	21	19	causing wonder; stra...
wondering	18	17	having a feeling of...
wonderkid	19	19	(colloquial) an exce...
wonderous	17	15	strange, wonderful,...
wonkeries	18	17	WONKERY, the qualiti...
woodbinds	20	18	WOODBIND, the honeys...
woodbines	19	17	WOODBINE, the honeys...
woodblock	25	24	a type of flooring [...
woodborer	19	16	any of various beetl...
woodboxes	25	23	WOODBOX, a container...
woodchats	23	18	WOODCHAT, a species...
woodchips	26	21	WOODCHIP, chipped wo...
woodchops	25	21	WOODCHOP, an exhibit...
woodchuck	28	26	(Native American) a...
woodcocks	25	23	WOODCOCK, a genus of...
woodcraft	23	19	skill in hunting or...
woodenest	16	14	WOODEN, stiff as in...
woodening	17	17	WOODEN, (Australian...
woodentop	18	17	a uniformed policema...
woodferns	19	17	WOODFERN, an evergre...
woodgrain	18	16	grain in wood [n -S]
woodholes	20	16	WOODHOLE, a place wh...
woodhorse	19	15	a sawhorse [n -S]
woodhouse	19	16	a wild man of the wo...
woodiness	17	14	the state of being w...
woodlands	18	16	WOODLAND, land cover...
woodlarks	20	18	WOODLARK, a kind of...
woodlores	18	14	WOODLORE, knowledge...
woodlouse	18	15	any small isopod cru...
woodmeals	19	17	WOODMEAL, sawdust an...
woodmouse	18	17	a field mouse [n WOO...
woodnotes	16	14	WOODNOTE, (Milton) a...
woodpiles	21	17	WOODPILE, a pile of...
woodprint	20	17	a design cut in reli...
woodreeve	18	17	the overseer of a wo...
woodroofs	19	16	WOODROOF, a plant wi...
woodruffs	23	20	WOODRUFF, a plant wi...
woodscrew	24	19	a tapered screw for...
woodsheds	20	16	WOODSHED, to practic...
woodshock	24	22	a large North Americ...
woodsiest	18	13	WOODSY, relating to...
woodskins	19	18	WOODSKIN, an America...
woodspite	20	16	the green woodpecker...
woodstone	16	14	a striped variety of...
woodstove	19	17	a stove that burns w...
woodtones	16	14	WOODTONE, a finish t...
woodwales	21	17	WOODWALE, the woodpe...
woodwards	21	17	WOODWARD, an officer...
woodwasps	23	19	WOODWASP, a large wa...
woodwaxen	25	24	dyer's greenweed, al...
woodwaxes	26	23	WOODWAX, dyer's gree...
woodwinds	21	18	WOODWIND, any orches...
woodworks	22	20	WOODWORK, work made...
woodworms	22	19	WOODWORM, any of var...
woodwoses	20	16	WOODWOSE, a wild man...
woodyards	24	16	WOODYARD, a yard in...
wooldings	20	17	WOOLDING, the act of...
woolfells	23	18	WOOLFELL, (archaic)...
wooliness	18	14	the state of being w...
woolliest	20	14	WOOLLY, like wool [a...
woolpacks	25	23	WOOLPACK, a bag for...
woolsacks	23	20	WOOLSACK, the seat o...
woolsheds	21	16	WOOLSHED, a large sh...
woolskins	20	18	WOOLSKIN, a sheepski...
woolworks	23	20	WOOLWORK, needlework...
woomerang	18	18	(Native Australian)...
wooziness	20	22	the state of being w...
worcester	21	15	a kind of fine wool...
wordbooks	21	20	WORDBOOK, a dictiona...
wordbound	20	19	unable to find expre...
wordbreak	21	20	point of division in...
wordcount	21	18	a count of words in...
wordgames	20	18	WORDGAME, a game in...
wordiness	18	14	the state of being w...
wordlores	19	14	WORDLORE, informatio...
wordplays	28	19	WORDPLAY, a witty ex...
wordsmith	23	18	an accomplished user...
wordwraps	24	19	WORDWRAP, in computi...
workadays	25	19	WORKADAY, a working...
workbench	26	25	a bench, often purpo...
workboats	21	19	WORKBOAT, a commerci...
workbooks	22	23	WORKBOOK, a student'...
workboots	21	19	WORKBOOT, a sturdy l...
workboxes	27	26	WORKBOX, a bag for h...
workerist	20	16	one who supports wor...
workfares	21	19	WORKFARE, a welfare...
workflows	26	23	WORKFLOW, the amount...
workfolks	24	24	WORKFOLK, working pe...
workforce	24	22	the number of worker...
workgirls	23	19	WORKGIRL, a young wo...
workgroup	23	22	a group of computer...
workhorse	21	18	a horse used in a la...
workhours	22	19	WORKHOUR, any of the...
workhouse	21	19	(historical) a place...
workloads	20	18	WORKLOAD, the amount...
workmanly	27	23	in the fashion of a...
workmates	20	19	WORKMATE, a fellow w...
workpiece	24	22	a piece of work in p...
workplace	25	23	a place of work [n -...
workprint	22	20	an unfinished print...
workrooms	20	19	WORKROOM, a room in...
worksheet	21	18	a paper or form on w...
workshops	24	21	WORKSHOP, to hold a...
worksites	20	16	WORKSITE, an area wh...
worksongs	20	19	WORKSONG, a song sun...
workspace	24	22	an area set aside fo...
worktable	22	20	a table for holding...
workwears	22	19	WORKWEAR, clothing f...
workweeks	23	23	WORKWEEK, the number...
workwoman	22	23	a female workman [n...
workwomen	22	23	WORKWOMAN, a female...
worldbeat	21	17	popular music from o...
worldlier	21	15	WORLDLY, pertaining...
worldling	22	18	a person engrossed i...
worldview	25	21	an outlook on the wo...
worldwide	23	18	all over the world [...
wormcasts	23	18	WORMCAST, a spiral h...
wormeries	19	15	WORMERY, a place in...
wormflies	23	19	WORMFLY, a type of f...
wormgears	20	17	WORMGEAR, a gear whe...
wormholed	22	19	full of wormholes [a...
wormholes	22	18	WORMHOLE, a hole dug...
worminess	19	16	the state of being w...
wormroots	19	15	WORMROOT, a medicina...
wormseeds	19	16	WORMSEED, any one of...
wormwoods	22	19	WORMWOOD, the bitter...
worricows	25	18	WORRICOW, (Scots) th...
worriedly	26	16	WORRIED [adv]
worriment	19	16	trouble; anxiety; wo...
worrisome	19	15	causing worry [adj W...
worriting	20	15	WORRIT, to worry, al...
worrycows	31	20	WORRYCOW, (Scots) th...
worryguts	27	17	(colloquial) someone...
worryings	26	17	WORRYING, the act of...
worrywart	28	17	a person who worries...
worseness	17	13	the state of being w...
worsening	18	16	the act of becoming...
worshiped	23	18	WORSHIP, to honour a...
worshiper	23	17	one who worships, al...
worthiest	21	14	WORTHY, full of wort...
worthless	22	15	without worth [adj W...
worthying	28	19	WORTHY, (obsolete) t...
woundable	20	19	capable of being wou...
woundedly	25	19	WOUNDED [adv]
woundiest	18	15	WOUNDY, (archaic) ex...
woundings	19	18	WOUNDING, the act of...
woundless	19	16	harmless [adj]
woundwort	21	18	any of several plant...
wranglers	20	16	WRANGLER, a cattle-h...
wrangling	21	19	the act of wrangling...
wrapovers	22	19	WRAPOVER, a skirt th...
wrappages	23	20	WRAPPAGE, the act of...
wrappered	22	19	WRAPPER, to put a co...
wrappings	24	21	WRAPPING, a type of...
wrapround	20	18	an article of clothi...
wrassling	21	16	WRASSLE, to wrestle,...
wrastling	21	16	WRASTLE, to wrestle,...
wrathiest	21	14	WRATHY, inclined to...
wrathless	22	15	free from anger or w...
wraxlings	27	23	WRAXLING, the act of...
wreakless	20	17	unpunished [adj]
wreathers	20	14	WREATHER, one who wr...
wreathier	20	14	WREATHY, like a wrea...
wreathing	21	17	WREATHE, to shape in...
wreckages	23	21	WRECKAGE, the act of...
wreckfish	28	24	a stone bass [n -ES]
wreckings	24	22	WRECKING, the occupa...
wrenchers	23	18	WRENCHER, one who wr...
wrenching	24	21	twisting suddenly an...
wrestlers	20	13	WRESTLER, one who ta...
wrestling	21	16	the sport of wrestli...
wrigglers	23	17	WRIGGLER, one who wr...
wrigglier	23	17	WRIGGLY, wriggling [...
wriggling	24	20	the act of wriggling...
wrinklier	21	18	WRINKLY, wrinkled [a...
wrinklies	21	18	WRINKLY, an old pers...
wrinkling	22	21	WRINKLE, to crease [...
wristband	21	17	a band worn round th...
wristiest	20	12	WRISTY, making exten...
wristlets	21	13	WRISTLET, a wrist ba...
wristlock	25	20	a wrestling hold inv...
writative	21	16	characterized by an...
writeable	21	16	that can be written,...
writeoffs	23	18	WRITEOFF, an uncolle...
writeress	19	12	a female writer [n -...
writhings	23	17	WRITHING, the act of...
wrongdoer	18	16	one who does wrong [...
wrongness	18	16	the state of being w...
wrynesses	24	15	WRYNESS, the quality...
wulfenite	21	18	a molybdate of lead...
wurtzites	23	22	WURTZITE, sulphide o...
wuthering	22	18	WUTHER, to move swif...
wyandotte	23	16	(Native American) a...
wyliecoat	28	18	(Scots) a flannel un...

9 letter words that start with W

9 letter words that start with W

9 letter W word

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Description

LETTER W WORD