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Webster Dictionary :: Waylay
WAYLAY, v.t. [way and lay.] To watch insidiously in the way, with a view to seiz...
Webster Dictionary :: Waylaid
WAYLAID, pp. Watched int he way. [See Waylay .]
Webster Dictionary :: Wayfaring-tree
WAYFARING-TREE, n. A shrub, a species of Viburnum.
Webster Dictionary :: Wayfaring
WAYFARING, a. [supra.] Traveling; passing; being on a journey. Judg 19.
Webster Dictionary :: Wayfarer
WAYFARER, n. A traveler; a passenger.
Webster Dictionary :: Way-wiser
WAY-WISER, n. An instrument for measuring the distance which one has traveled on...
Webster Dictionary :: Way-warden
WAY-WARDEN, n. In local usage, the surveyor of a road.
Webster Dictionary :: Way-thistle
WAY-THISTLE, n. A troublesome plant or perennial weed.
Webster Dictionary :: Way-pane
WAY-PANE, n. A slip left for cartage in watered land. [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Way-mark
WAY-MARK, n. [way and mark.] A mark to guide in traveling. Jer 31.
Webster Dictionary :: Way-maker
WAY-MAKER, n. One who makes a way; a precursor.
Webster Dictionary :: Way-leave
WAY-LEAVE, n. A provincial term for the ground purchased for a wagon-way between...
Webster Dictionary :: Way-bread
WAY-BREAD, n. A name given to the herb plantain(plantago.) [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Way
WAY, n. [G., L.] 1. Literally, a passing; hence, a passage; the place of passing...
Webster Dictionary :: Waxy
WAXY, a. Soft like wax; resembling wax; viscid; adhesive.
Webster Dictionary :: Waxing
WAXING, ppr. Growing; increasing; becoming; smearing with wax. WAXING , n. In ch...
