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Webster Dictionary :: Wrain-bolt
WRAIN-BOLT. [See Wring-bolt .]
Webster Dictionary :: Wrack
WRACK, WRECK, n. [See Wreck .] A name given to a marine plant which is of great ...
Webster Dictionary :: Woxen
WOX, WOXEN, for waxed. [Not in use.] Note. W before r is always silent.
Webster Dictionary :: Wox
WOX, WOXEN, for waxed. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Wove
WOVE, pret. of weave, sometimes the participle.
Webster Dictionary :: Woungster
WOUNGSTER, n. Yungster. A young person; a lad; a colloquial word.
Webster Dictionary :: Woundy
WOUNDY, a. Excessive. [Not English.]
Webster Dictionary :: Woundwort
WOUNDWORT, n. The name of several plants; one, a species of Achillea; another, a...
Webster Dictionary :: Woundless
WOUNDLESS, a. Free from hurt or injury.
Webster Dictionary :: Wounding
WOUNDING, ppr. Hurting; injuring.
Webster Dictionary :: Wounder
WOUNDER, n. One that wounds.
Webster Dictionary :: Wounded
WOUNDED, pp. Hurt; injured.
Webster Dictionary :: Wound
WOUND, n. [G.] 1. A breach of the skin and flesh of an animal, or of the bark an...
Webster Dictionary :: Woulding
WOULDING, n. Motion of desire. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Would
WOULD, WUD , pret. of will, G., L. Would is used as an auxiliary verb in conditi...
Webster Dictionary :: Wot
WOT, v.i. To know; to be aware.
