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Webster Dictionary :: Wild-fowl

WILD-FOWL, n. [wild and fowl.] Fowls of the forest, or untamed.

Webster Dictionary :: Wild-goose

WILD-GOOSE, n. [wild and goose.] An aquatic fowl of the genus Anas, the Anas ans...

Webster Dictionary :: Wild-honey

WILD-HONEY, n. [wild and honey.] Honey that is found int he forest, in hollow tr...

Webster Dictionary :: Wild-land

WILD-LAND, n. [wild and land.] 1. Land not cultivated, or in a state that render...

Webster Dictionary :: Wild-service

WILD-SERVICE, n. A plant. The wilder myrtle-leaved service is a tree of the genu...

Webster Dictionary :: Wilder

WILDER, v.t. To lose or cause to lose the way or track; to puzzle with mazes or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Wildered

WILDERED, pp. Lost in a pathless tract; puzzled.

Webster Dictionary :: Wildering

WILDERING, ppr. Puzzling.

Webster Dictionary :: Wilderness

WILDERNESS, n. [from wild.] 1. A desert; a tract of land or region uncultivated ...

Webster Dictionary :: Wildfire

WILDFIRE, n. [wild and fire.] 1. A composition of inflammable materials. Brimsto...

Webster Dictionary :: Wilding

WILDING, n. A wild sour apple.

Webster Dictionary :: Wildly

WILDLY, adv. 1. Without cultivation. 2. Without tameness. 3. With disorder; with...

Webster Dictionary :: Wildness

WILDNESS, n. 1. Rudeness; rough uncultivated state; as the wildness of a forest ...

Webster Dictionary :: Wilds

WILDS, n. Among farmers, the part of a plow by which it is drawn.

Webster Dictionary :: Wile

WILE, n. A trick or stratagem practiced for ensnaring or deception; a sly, insid...

Webster Dictionary :: Wilily

WILILY, adv. [from wily.] by stratagem; with insidious art. Josh 9.

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