wraith - orig. unkn.]...

wreath - n. (pl. wreaths) 1 flowers or leaves fastened in a ring esp. as an ornament for...

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

wrasse - n. any bright-coloured marine fish of the family Labridae with thick ...

wrlike - adj. 1 threatening war; hostile. 2 martial; soldierly. 3 of or for war; military...

wragler - n. 1 a person who wrangles. 2 US a cowboy. 3 (at Cambridge University) a person...

writng - 5, 25-8). writing-pad a pad (see PAD(1) ) n. 2)...

wrinkly - adj. & n. (wrinklier, wrinkliest) having many wrinkles. (also wrinklie) (pl....

wrath - n. literary extreme anger. [OE wrththu f. wrath WROTH]...

wrting - 5, 25-8). writing-pad a pad (see PAD(1) ) n. 2)...

wrestle - cf. MLG wrostelen, OE wraxlian]...

wreck - cf. WREAK]...

wreckage - n. 1 wrecked material. 2 the remnants of a wreck. 3 the action or process of wrecking....

wristlet - n. a band or ring worn on the wrist to strengthen or guard it ...

wrecker - n. 1 a person or thing that wrecks or destroys. 2 esp. hist. a person on the shore...

writig - 5, 25-8). writing-pad a pad (see PAD(1) ) n. 2)...

wreak - cf . WRACK, WRECK, WRETCH]...

wrench - ) OE wrencan twist]...

wrist - n. 1 the part connecting the hand with the forearm. 2 the corresponding part in...

wrought - archaic past and past part. of WORK. (of metals) beaten out or shaped

writen - past part. of WRITE. ...