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Webster Dictionary :: Wrathy
WRATHY, a. Very angry; a colloquial word.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrathless
WRATHLESS, a. Free from anger.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrathfulness
WRATHFULNESS, n. Vehement anger.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrathfully
WRATHFULLY, adv. With violent anger.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrathful
WRATHFUL, a. 1. Very angry; greatly incensed. The king was very wrathful. 2. Spr...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrath
WRATH, n. [L.] 1. Violent anger; vehement exasperation; indignation; as the wrat...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrasse
WRASS, WRASSE, n. A fish, the Labrus tinca of Linne, called by authors, turdus v...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrass
WRASS, WRASSE, n. A fish, the Labrus tinca of Linne, called by authors, turdus v...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrapt
WRAPPED, WRAPT, pp. Wound; folded; inclosed.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrapping
WRAPPING, ppr. 1. Winding; folding; involving; inclosing. 2. a. Used or designed...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrapper
WRAPPER, n. 1. One that wraps. 2. That in which any thing is wrapped or inclosed.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrapped
WRAPPED, WRAPT, pp. Wound; folded; inclosed.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrap-rascal
WRAP-RASCAL, n. An upper coat.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrap
WRAP, v.t. pret. and pp. wrapped or wrapt. 1. To wind or fold together. John 20....
Webster Dictionary :: Wrangling
WRANGLING, ppr. Disputing or contending angrily. WRANGLING , n. The act of dispu...
Webster Dictionary :: Wranglesome
WRANGLESOME, a. Contentious; quarrelsome.
