wicth - n. & v. 1 a sorceress, esp. a woman supposed to have dealings with the devil or...

wimp - orig. uncert.]...

wistler - n. 1 any bird of the genus Pachycephala, with a whistling cry. 2 a kind of marmot....

wichester - n. 1 propr. a breech-loading repeating rifle. 2 (in full Winchester disk) Computing...

wink - cf. WINCE(1), WINCH]...

windlass - n. & v. a machine with a horizontal axle for hauling...

wicket - n. 1 Cricket a a set of three stumps with the bails in position defended by a batsman....

wishbone - when broken between two people the longer portion...

wiked - adj. (wickeder, wickedest) 1 sinful, iniquitous, given ...

withers - second element obscure]...

winch - cf. WINCE(1)]...

withdawal - n. 1 the act or an instance of withdrawing or...

willies - orig. unkn.]...

wisky - n. (Ir., US whiskey) (pl. -ies or -eys) 1 a spirit ...

widly - adv. 1 to a wide extent; far apart. 2 extensively (widely read; widely distributed)....

wiling - adj. & n. 1 ready to consent or undertake (a willing ally; am ...

winterize - v.tr. (also -ise) esp. US adapt for operation or use in cold weather. winterization...

within - adv. & prep. archaic or literary 1 inside; to, at, or on the inside; internally....

wild - adj., adv., & n. 1 (of an animal or plant) in its original natural state; not domesticated...

winchester - n. 1 propr. a breech-loading repeating rifle. 2 (in full Winchester disk) Computing...

wiced - adj. (wickeder, wickedest) 1 sinful, iniquitous, given ...

wiely - adv. 1 to a wide extent; far apart. 2 extensively (widely read; widely distributed)....

withdrawal - n. 1 the act or an instance of withdrawing or...

wilga - n. Austral. a small tree of the genus Geijera, with white flowers. [Aboriginal]...

widow - 42). widow's peak a V-shaped growth of hair towards the centre of the forehead. widow's...

withim - adv. & prep. archaic or literary 1 inside; to, at, or on the inside; internally....

winry - n. (pl. -ies) esp. US an establishment where wine is made. ...

wicked - adj. (wickeder, wickedest) 1 sinful, iniquitous, given ...

wimdow - n. 1 a an opening in a wall, roof, or vehicle etc., usu. with glass in fixed, sliding,...

witchcraft - n. the use of magic; sorcery. ...

wildernes - 3 etc.). [OE wildeornes f. wild deor wild deer]...

willet - n. (pl. same) a large N. American wader, Catoptrophorus semipalmatus. [pill-will-willet,...

wineskin - n. a whole skin of a goat etc. sown up and used to hold wine. ...

wiggle - cf. WAG(1), WAGGLE]...

wilderness - 3 etc.). [OE wildeornes f. wild deor wild deer]...

wim - cf. OHG winnan, ON vinna]...

winy - adj. (winier, winiest) resembling wine in taste or appearance. wininess n....

wiker - cf. Sw. viker willow , rel. to vika bend]...

wihin - adv. & prep. archaic or literary 1 inside; to, at, or on the inside; internally....

wihdrawal - n. 1 the act or an instance of withdrawing or...

widerness - 3 etc.). [OE wildeornes f. wild deor wild deer]...

witout - prep. & adv. 1 not having, feeling, or showing (came without any money; without...

with - 1 an instrument or means used (cut with a knife; can walk with assistance). 2 association...

widom - n. 1 the state of being wise. 2 experience and knowledge together with the

witter - prob. imit.]...

withen - adv. & prep. archaic or literary 1 inside; to, at, or on the inside; internally....

wildlif - n. wild animals collectively. ...

win - cf. OHG winnan, ON vinna]...

witch - n. & v. 1 a sorceress, esp. a woman supposed to have dealings with the devil or...

wildfire - n. hist. 1 a combustible liquid, esp. Greek fire, formerly used in warfare. 2 =...

willing - adj. & n. 1 ready to consent or undertake (a willing ally; am ...

wildrness - 3 etc.). [OE wildeornes f. wild deor wild deer]...

windsurfing - n. the sport of riding on water on a sailboard. windsurf v.intr. windsurfer n....

wigwam - n. 1 a N. American Indian's hut or tent of skins,...

wihout - prep. & adv. 1 not having, feeling, or showing (came without any money; without...

wife - ult. orig. unkn.]...

wildlief - n. wild animals collectively. ...