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WAREHOUSED, pp. Placed in a store for safe keeping.
WAREHOUSING, ppr. Repositing in a store for safe keeping.
WARELESS, a. Unwary; incautious. 2. Suffered unawares.
WARELY, adv. Cautiously. [See Warily .]
WARFARE, n. [war and fare.] 1. Military service; military life; war. The Philist...
WARHABLE, a. [war and L. habilis.] Fit for war. [Not in use.]
WARHOOP, n. [war and hoop.] The savage yell of war; a yell uttered on entering i...
WARILY, adv. [from wary.] Cautiously; with timorous prudence or wise foresight. ...
WARINE, n. A species of monkey of South America.
WARINESS, n. Caution; prudent care to foresee and guard against evil. The road w...
WARK, n. Work; a building. [It is obsolete, except in bulwark.]
WARLIKE, a. [war and like.] 1. Fit for war; disposed for war; as a warlike state...
WARLIKENESS, n. A warlike disposition or character. [Little used.]
WARLING, n. One often quarreled with; a word coined perhaps to rhyme with darlin...
WARLOCK, WARLUCK, n. A male witch; a wizard. [This word is not in use.]
WARLOCK, WARLUCK, n. A male witch; a wizard. [This word is not in use.]