webmaster
Webster Dictionary :: Whist
WHIST, a. Silent; mute; still; not speaking; not making a noise. The winds with ...
Webster Dictionary :: Whisperingly
WHISPERINGLY, adv. In a low voice.
Webster Dictionary :: Whispering
WHISPERING, ppr. Speaking in a low voice; telling secretly; backbiting. WHISPERI...
Webster Dictionary :: Whisperer
WHISPERER, n. 1. One who whispers. 2. A tattler; one who tells secrets; a convey...
Webster Dictionary :: Whispered
WHISPERED, pp. Uttered in a low voice; uttered with suspicion or caution.
Webster Dictionary :: Whisper
WHISPER, v.i. [L. The word See ms by its sound to be an onomatopy, as it express...
Webster Dictionary :: Whisky
WHISKY, n. A spirit distilled from grain. In the north of England, the name is g...
Webster Dictionary :: Whisking
WHISKING, ppr. Brushing; sweeping along; moving with velocity along the surface.
Webster Dictionary :: Whisket
WHISKET, n. A basket. [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Whiskered
WHISKERED, a. Formed into whiskers; furnished with whiskers.
Webster Dictionary :: Whisker
WHISKER, n. [from whisk.[ Long hair growing on the human cheek.
Webster Dictionary :: Whisk
WHISK, n. 1. A small bunch of grass, straw, hair or the like, used for a brush; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Whirring
WHIRRING, n. The sound of a partridges or pheasants wings. [Note.--Whir is used ...
Webster Dictionary :: Whirraw
WHIRRAW. [See Hoora .]
Webster Dictionary :: Whirlwind
WHIRLWIND, n. [whirl and wind.] A violent wind moving in a circle, or rather in ...
Webster Dictionary :: Whirlpool
WHIRLPOOL, n. [whirl and pool.] An eddy of water; a vortex or gulf where the wat...
