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Webster Dictionary :: Worm-seed
WORM-SEED, n. 1. A See d which has the property of expelling worms from the stom...
Webster Dictionary :: Worm-powder
WORM-POWDER, n. A powder used for expelling worms from the stomach and intestines.
Webster Dictionary :: Worm-grass
WORM-GRASS, n. A plant of the genus Spigalia.
Webster Dictionary :: Worm-eaten
WORM-EATEN, a. [worm and eat.] 1. Gnawed by worms; as worm-eaten boards, planks ...
Webster Dictionary :: Worm
WORM, n. [G. This word is probably named form a winding motion, and the root of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Worldly-mindedness
WORLDLY-MINDEDNESS, n. A predominating love and pursuit of this worlds goods, to...
Webster Dictionary :: Worldly-minded
WORLDLY-MINDED, a. Devoted to the acquisition of property and to temporal enjoym...
Webster Dictionary :: Worldly
WORLDLY, a. 1. Secular; temporal; pertaining to this world or life, in contradis...
Webster Dictionary :: Worldling
WORLDLING, n. A person whose soul is set upon gaining temporal possessions; one ...
Webster Dictionary :: Worldliness
WORLDLINESS, n. [from world.] A predominant passion for obtaining the good thing...
Webster Dictionary :: World
WORLD, n. [This See ms to be a compound word, and probably is named from roundne...
Webster Dictionary :: Workwoman
WORKWOMAN, n. A woman who performs any work; or one skilled in needle work.
Webster Dictionary :: Workshop
WORKSHOP, n. [work and shop.] A shop where any manufacture is carried on.
Webster Dictionary :: Workmaster
WORKMASTER, n. [work and master.] The performer of any work.
Webster Dictionary :: Workmanship
WORKMANSHIP, n. 1. Manufacture; something made, particularly by manual labor. Ex...
Webster Dictionary :: Workmanly
WORKMANLY, a. Skillful; well performed. WORKMANLY , adv. In a skillful manner; i...
