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Webster Dictionary :: Wealth
WEALTH, n. 1. Prosperity; external happiness. 2. Riches; large possessions of mo...
Webster Dictionary :: Wealsman
WEALSMAN, n. [weal and man.] A name given sneeringly to a politician.
Webster Dictionary :: Weal
WEAL, n. [G., L., to be strong, to avail, to prevail. The primary sense of weal ...
Webster Dictionary :: Weakside
WEAKSIDE, n. [weak and side.] Foible; deficience; failing; infirmity.
Webster Dictionary :: Weakness
WEAKNESS, n. 1. Want of physical strength; want of force or vigor; feebleness; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Weakly
WEAKLY, adv. 1. Feebly; with little physical strength; faintly; not forcible; as...
Webster Dictionary :: Weakling
WEAKLING, n. A feeble creature.
Webster Dictionary :: Weakening
WEAKENING, ppr. Debilitating; enfeebling; reducing the strength or vigor of any ...
Webster Dictionary :: Weakener
WEAKENER, n. He or that which weakens.
Webster Dictionary :: Weakened
WEAKENED, pp. Debilitated; enfeebled; reduced in strength.
Webster Dictionary :: Weaken
WEAKEN, v.t. 1. To lessen the strength of, or to deprive of strength; to debilit...
Webster Dictionary :: Weak-hearted
WEAK-HEARTED, a. Having little courage; dispirited.
Webster Dictionary :: Weak
WEAK, a. [G. The primary sense of the root is to yield, fail, give way, recede, ...
Webster Dictionary :: We
WE, pron. plu. of I; or rather a different word, denoting the person speaking an...
Webster Dictionary :: Waywodeship
WAYWODESHIP, n. The province or jurisdiction of a waywode.
Webster Dictionary :: Waywode
WAYWODE, WAIWODE, n. 1. In the Ottoman empire, the governor of a small town or p...
