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Webster Dictionary :: X
X, the twenty fourth letter of the English Alphabet, is borrowed from the Greek....
Webster Dictionary :: Wych-elm
WYCH-ELM, n. A variety of the elm, or a peculiar species, (Ulmus glabra.)
Webster Dictionary :: Wryness
WRYNESS, a. The state of being wry or distorted.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrynecked
WRYNECKED, a. Having a distorted neck.
Webster Dictionary :: Wryneck
WRYNECK, n. [wry and neck.] 1. A twisted or distorted neck; a deformity in which...
Webster Dictionary :: Wry
WRY, a. 1. Twisted; turned to one side; distorted; as a wry neck; a wry mouth. 2...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrung
WRUNG, pre. and pp. of wring.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrought
WROUGHT, pret. and pp. of work. raut. 1. Worked; formed by work or labor; as wro...
Webster Dictionary :: Wroth
WROTH, a. Rauth. [See Wrath .] Very angry; much exasperated. Cain was very wroth...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrote
WROTE, pret. of write. He wrote a letter yesterday. Herodotus wrote his history ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrongness
WRONGNESS, n. Wrong disposition; error.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrongly
WRONGLY, adv. In a wrong manner; unjustly; amiss. He judges wrongly of my motives.
Webster Dictionary :: Wronglessly
WRONGLESSLY, adv. Without injury to any one. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Wrongheadedness
WRONGHEADEDNESS, n. Perverseness; erroneousness.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrongheaded
WRONGHEAD, WRONGHEADED, a. [wrong and head.] Wrong in opinion or principle; havi...
Webster Dictionary :: Wronghead
WRONGHEAD, WRONGHEADED, a. [wrong and head.] Wrong in opinion or principle; havi...
