Waaf - n. Brit. hist. a member of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force (1939-48). [initials...

walpaper - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

wallaper - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

wainscot - n. & v. 1 boarding or wooden panelling on the lower part of a room-wall. 2

wad - n. & v. 1 a lump or bundle of soft material ...

wallpaer - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

wallaroo - n. a large brownish-black kangaroo, Macropus robustus. [Aboriginal wolaru]...

wallpper - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

warrantable - adj. 1 able to be warranted. 2 (of a stag) old enough to be hunted (5 or 6 years)....

wanton - adj., n., & v. 1 licentious; lewd; sexually promiscuous. 2 capricious; random; arbitrary;...

waistline - n. the outline or the size of a person's body at the waist. ...

wacko - adj. & n. US sl. crazy. (pl. -os or -oes) a crazy person. [WACKY + -O]...

waif - n. 1 a homeless and helpless person, esp. an abandoned child. 2 an ownerless object...

wank - orig. unkn.]...

wallaby - n. (pl. -ies) 1 any of various marsupials of the family Macropodidae, smaller

warorse - n. 1 hist. a knight's or trooper's powerful horse. 2 colloq. a veteran soldier,...

warhorse - n. 1 hist. a knight's or trooper's powerful horse. 2 colloq. a veteran soldier,...

warrandible - adj. 1 able to be warranted. 2 (of a stag) old enough to be hunted (5 or 6 years)....

washday - n. a day on which clothes etc. are washed. ...

wallpapel - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

wallflower - n. 1 a a fragrant spring garden-plant, Cheiranthus cheiri, with esp. brown, yellow,...

wather - n. & v. 1 the state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards heat, cloudiness,...

wallpapr - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

wallpaper - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

wale - n. & v. 1 = WEAL(1). 2 a ridge on a woven fabric, e.g. corduroy. 3 Naut. a broad...

waker - n. 1 a person or animal that walks. 2 a a wheeled or footed framework in which a...

wainwright - n. a wagon-builder. ...

Walkman - n. (pl. -mans) propr. a type of personal stereo equipment. ...

wawlflowel - n. 1 a a fragrant spring garden-plant, Cheiranthus cheiri, with esp. brown, yellow,...

walkabout - n. 1 an informal stroll among a crowd by a visiting dignitary. 2 a period of wandering...

wapon - n. 1 a thing designed or used or usable for inflicting bodily harm (e.g. a

wanker - n. coarse sl. Usually considered a taboo word. 1 a contemptible or ineffectual...

wallaro - n. a large brownish-black kangaroo, Macropus robustus. [Aboriginal wolaru]...

warrior - n. 1 a person experienced or distinguished in fighting. 2 a fighting man,

wayward - cf. FROWARD]...

walrus - n. a large amphibious long-tusked arctic mammal,...

waloon - cf. WELSH]...

walfare - n. a state of war; campaigning, engaging in war (chemical warfare). ...

warfarin - n. a water-soluble anticoagulant used esp. as a rat poison. [Wisconsin Alumni Research...

walk - v. & n. 1 intr. a (of a person or other biped) progress by lifting and ...

water - also called SMARTWEED. water-pipe 1 a pipe for conveying water. 2 a hookah. water-pistol...

warfaran - n. a water-soluble anticoagulant used esp. as a rat poison. [Wisconsin Alumni Research...

wanpum - n. beads made from shells and strung together for...

warlpaper - n. & v. 1 paper sold in rolls for pasting on to interior walls as decoration. 2...

waltz - n. & v. 1 a dance in triple time performed by couples who ...

wampom - n. beads made from shells and strung together for...

wakman - n. (pl. -mans) propr. a type of personal stereo equipment. ...

watershed - n. 1 a line of separation between waters flowing to different rivers, basins, or...

wayne - v. & n. intr. 1 (of the moon) decrease in apparent size after the full moon (cf....

wallarou - n. a large brownish-black kangaroo, Macropus robustus. [Aboriginal wolaru]...

walabie - n. (pl. -ies) 1 any of various marsupials of the family Macropodidae, smaller

warpath - n. 1 a warlike expedition of N. American Indians. 2 colloq. any hostile course or...

warrant - n. & v. 1 a anything that authorizes a person or an action (have no warrant for...

wayside - 5). ...

warfarn - n. a water-soluble anticoagulant used esp. as a rat poison. [Wisconsin Alumni Research...

walris - n. a large amphibious long-tusked arctic mammal,...

war - cf . WORSE]...

walhorse - n. 1 hist. a knight's or trooper's powerful horse. 2 colloq. a veteran soldier,...

warus - n. a large amphibious long-tusked arctic mammal,...

walts - n. & v. 1 a dance in triple time performed by couples who ...

wainscoting - n. 1 a wainscot. 2 material for this. ...

wain - n. archaic 1 a wagon. 2 (prec. by the) = CHARLES'S WAIN. [OE wg(e)n, wn, f. Gmc,...

wail - n. & v. 1 a prolonged plaintive inarticulate loud high-pitched cry of pain,

wareouse - n. & v. 1 a building in which esp. retail goods are stored; a repository. 2 esp....

watrloo - n. a decisive defeat or contest (meet one's Waterloo). [Waterloo in Belgium, where...

waft - v. & n. tr. & intr. convey or travel easily as through ...

watail - n. any small bird of the genus Motacilla with a long tail in frequent motion. ...

wafer - cf. WAFFLE(2)]...

warlok - loga rel. to LIE(2)]...

walker - n. 1 a person or animal that walks. 2 a a wheeled or footed framework in which a...