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Webster Dictionary :: Wheedle

WHEEDLE, v.t. [Gr.] To flatter; to entice by soft words. To learn th unlucky art...

Webster Dictionary :: Wheaten

WHEATEN, a. Hweetn. Made of wheat; as wheaten bread.

Webster Dictionary :: Wheat-plum

WHEAT-PLUM, n. A sort of plum.

Webster Dictionary :: Wheat-ear

WHEAT-EAR, n. The English name of the Motacilla aenanthe; called also white-tail...

Webster Dictionary :: Wheat-bird

WHEAT-BIRD, n. A bird that feeds on wheat.

Webster Dictionary :: Wheat

WHEAT, n. [G.] A plant of the genus Triticum, and the See d of the plant, which ...

Webster Dictionary :: Wheal

WHEAL, n. A pustule. [See Weal .]

Webster Dictionary :: Whatsoever

WHATSOEVER, a compound of what, so, and ever, has the sense of whatever, and is ...

Webster Dictionary :: Whatever

WHATEVER, pron. [what and ever.] 1. Being this or that; being of one nature or a...

Webster Dictionary :: What

WHAT, pronoun relative or substitute. [G., L. See Wight .] 1. That which. Say wh...

Webster Dictionary :: Wharfinger

WHARFINGER, n. A man who has the care of a wharf, or the proprietor of a wharf.

Webster Dictionary :: Wharfing

WHARFING, n. Wharfs in general.

Webster Dictionary :: Wharfage

WHARFAGE, n. The fee or duty paid for the privilege of using a wharf for loading...

Webster Dictionary :: Wharf

WHARF, n. A perpendicular bank or mound or timber or stone and earth, raised on ...

Webster Dictionary :: Whapper

WHAPPER, n. Something uncommonly large of the kind. So thumper is connected with...

Webster Dictionary :: Whap

WHAP, n. A blow. [Vulgar.] [See Awhape .]

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