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wackily - adj. & n. (also whacky) sl. (-ier, -iest) crazy. (pl. -ies) a crazy ... [more]
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wackiness - adj. & n. (also whacky) sl. (-ier, -iest) crazy. (pl. -ies) a crazy ... [more]
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waffler - n. & v. esp. Brit. colloq. verbose but aimless ... [more]
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waffly - n. & v. esp. Brit. colloq. verbose but aimless ... [more]
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wag - n. the front of the lower jaw. chin-strap a strap for fastening ... [more]
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WAGE - n. & v. (pl. -ies) a fixed regular payment, usu. monthly or quarterly, [more]
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waggishly - adj. playful, facetious. waggishly adv. waggishness n.... [more]
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waggishness - adj. playful, facetious. waggishly adv. waggishness n.... [more]
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waifish - n. 1 a homeless and helpless person, esp. an abandoned child. 2 an ownerless object... [more]
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wailer - n. & v. 1 a prolonged plaintive inarticulate loud high-pitched cry of pain, [more]
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wailful - n. & v. 1 a prolonged plaintive inarticulate loud high-pitched cry of pain, [more]
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wailingly - n. & v. 1 a prolonged plaintive inarticulate loud high-pitched cry of pain, [more]
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waistless - n. 1 a the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips, usu. of smaller... [more]
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WAIT - n. 1 in senses of WAIT v. 2 a official attendance ... [more]
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wakefully - adj. 1 unable to sleep. 2 (of a night etc.) passed with little or no sleep. 3 vigilant.... [more]
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wakefulness - adj. 1 unable to sleep. 2 (of a night etc.) passed with little or no sleep. 3 vigilant.... [more]
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WALK - n. & adj. in senses of WALK n. walking delegate... [more]
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walkable - v. & n. 1 intr. a (of a person or other biped) progress by lifting and ... [more]
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wall - adv., prep., adj., & n. 1 away; at or to a distance (drove off; is three miles off).... [more]
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walling - a the steep side of a mountain. b a protection or obstacle (a wall of steel bayonets;... [more]
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wallower - v. & n. intr. 1 (esp. of an animal) roll about in mud, sand, water, etc. 2 (usu.... [more]
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waltzer - n. & v. 1 a dance in triple time performed by couples who ... [more]
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waney - v. & n. intr. 1 (of the moon) decrease in apparent size after the full moon (cf.... [more]
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wanly - adj. 1 (of a person's complexion or appearance) pale; exhausted; worn. 2 (of a star... [more]
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wanness - adj. 1 (of a person's complexion or appearance) pale; exhausted; worn. 2 (of a star... [more]
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wanter - v. & n. 1 tr. a (often foll. by to + infin.) desire; wish for possession of; need... [more]
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wantonly - adj., n., & v. 1 licentious; lewd; sexually promiscuous. 2 capricious; random; arbitrary;... [more]
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wantonness - adj., n., & v. 1 licentious; lewd; sexually promiscuous. 2 capricious; random; arbitrary;... [more]
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warehouseman - n. & v. 1 a building in which esp. retail goods are stored; a repository. 2 esp.... [more]
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warily - adj. (warier, wariest) 1 on one's guard; given to caution; circumspect. 2 (foll.... [more]
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wariness - adj. (warier, wariest) 1 on one's guard; given to caution; circumspect. 2 (foll.... [more]
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warmer - adj., v., & n. 1 of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature. 2 (of [more]
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warmish - adj., v., & n. 1 of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature. 2 (of [more]
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warmly - adj., v., & n. 1 of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature. 2 (of [more]
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warmness - adj., v., & n. 1 of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature. 2 (of [more]
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warmongering - n. a person who seeks to bring about or promote war. warmongering n. & adj.... [more]
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warmth - adj., v., & n. 1 of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature. 2 (of [more]
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WARN - n. 1 in senses of WARN v. 2 anything that serves to warn; a hint or indication of... [more]
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warningly - n. 1 in senses of WARN v. 2 anything that serves to warn; a hint or indication of... [more]
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warpage - v. & n. 1 tr. & intr. a make or become bent or twisted out of shape, esp. by the... [more]
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warper - v. & n. 1 tr. & intr. a make or become bent or twisted out of shape, esp. by the... [more]
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warrantableness - adj. 1 able to be warranted. 2 (of a stag) old enough to be hunted (5 or 6 years).... [more]
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warrantably - adj. 1 able to be warranted. 2 (of a stag) old enough to be hunted (5 or 6 years).... [more]
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warranter - n. & v. 1 a anything that authorizes a person or an action (have no warrant for... [more]
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warrantor - n. & v. 1 a anything that authorizes a person or an action (have no warrant for... [more]
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warty - n. 1 a small hardish roundish growth on the skin caused by a virus-induced [more]
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washability - adj. that can be washed, esp. without damage. washability n.... [more]
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washable - adj. that can be washed, esp. without damage. washability n.... [more]
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washerwoman - n. (pl. -women) a woman whose occupation is washing clothes; a laundress. ... [more]
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washily - adj. (washier, washiest) 1 (of liquid food) too watery or weak; insipid. 2 (of colour)... [more]
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washiness - adj. (washier, washiest) 1 (of liquid food) too watery or weak; insipid. 2 (of colour)... [more]
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washout - n. Geol. a narrow river-channel that cuts into pre-existing sediments (see also... [more]
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washroom - n. US a room with washing and toilet facilities. ... [more]
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washtub - n. a tub or vessel for washing clothes etc. ... [more]
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washy - adj. (washier, washiest) 1 (of liquid food) too watery or weak; insipid. 2 (of colour)... [more]
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waspish - adj. irritable, petulant; sharp in retort. waspishly adv. waspishness n.... [more]
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waspishly - adj. irritable, petulant; sharp in retort. waspishly adv. waspishness n.... [more]
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waspishness - adj. irritable, petulant; sharp in retort. waspishly adv. waspishness n.... [more]
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wasplike - n. (also WASP) US usu. derog. a middle-class American White Protestant ... [more]
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wasplike - perh. rel. to WEAVE(1) (from the weblike form of its nest)]... [more]
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Waspy - n. (also WASP) US usu. derog. a middle-class American White Protestant ... [more]
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