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WADSETTER, n. One who holds by wadsett.
WAFER, n. 1. A thin cake or leaf; as a wafer of bread given by the Romanists in ...
WAFT, v.t. 1. To bear through a fluid or bouyant medium; to convey through water...
WAFTAGE, n. Conveyance or transportation through a bouyant medium, as air or wat...
WAFTED, pp. Borne or conveyed through air or water.
WAFTER, n. 1. He or that which wafts; a passage boat. 2. The conductor of vessel...
WAFTING, ppr. Carrying through a bouyant medium.
WAFTURE, n. The act of waving. [Not in use.]
WAG, v.t. To move one way and the other with quick turns; to move a little way, ...
WAGE, v.t. 1. To lay; to bet; to throw down as a pledge; to stake; to put at haz...
WAGED, pp. laid; deposited; as a pledge; made or gegun, as war.
WAGEL, n. 1. A name given in Cornwall to the martinazzo, dunghunter, or dungbird...
WAGER, n. 1. Something deposited, laid or hazarded on the event of a contest or ...
WAGERED, pp. Laid; pledged; as a bet.
WAGERER, n. One who wagers or lays a bet.
WAGERING, ppr. Laying; betting. Wagering policy, in commerce, a policy of insura...