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Webster Dictionary :: Worsen
WORSEN, v.t. To worse. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Worse
WORSE, a. [This adjective has the signification of the comparative degree, and a...
Webster Dictionary :: Worrying
WORRYING, ppr. Teasing; troubling; harassing; fatiguing; tearing.
Webster Dictionary :: Worry
WORRY, v.t. 1. To tease; to trouble; to harass with importunity, or with care an...
Webster Dictionary :: Worrier
WORRIER, n. [from worry.] One that worries or harasses.
Webster Dictionary :: Worried
WORRIED, pp. [from worry.] Harassed; fatigued.
Webster Dictionary :: Worral
WORRAL, n. An animal of the lizard kind, about four feet long and eight inches b...
Webster Dictionary :: Wornil
WORNIL, n. A maggot that infests the backs of cows.
Webster Dictionary :: Worn
WORN, pp. of wear; as a garment long worn. Worn out, consumed or rendered useles...
Webster Dictionary :: Wormy
WORMY, a. 1. Containing a worm; abounding with worms. 2. Earthy; groveling.
Webster Dictionary :: Wormwood-fly
WORMWOOD-FLY, n. A small black fly, found on the stalks of wormwood.
Webster Dictionary :: Wormwood
WORMWOOD, n. [G.] A plant, the artemisia. It has a bitter nauseous taste; but it...
Webster Dictionary :: Wormlike
WORMLIKE, a. Resembling a worm; spiral; vermicular.
Webster Dictionary :: Worming
WORMING, ppr. Entering by insinuation; drawing, as a cartridge; clearing, as a gun.
Webster Dictionary :: Wormed
WORMED, pp. Cleared by a worm or screw.
Webster Dictionary :: Worm-tincture
WORM-TINCTURE, n. A tincture prepared from earth-worms dried, pulverized and mix...
