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Webster Dictionary :: Ax
AX, n. improperly written axe. [Gr.] An instrument usually of iron, for hewing t...
Webster Dictionary :: Awry
AWRY', a. or adv. 1. Turned or twisted towards one side; not in a straight or tr...
Webster Dictionary :: Aworking
AWORK'ING, adv. At work; into a state of working or action.
Webster Dictionary :: Awork
AWORK', adv. At work; in a state of labor or action. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Awoke
AWO'KE, The preterit of awake.
Webster Dictionary :: Awny
AWN'Y, a. Having awns' full of beard.
Webster Dictionary :: Awnless
AWN'LESS, a. Without awn or beard.
Webster Dictionary :: Awning
AWN'ING, n. 1. A cover of canvas,usually a sail or tarpaulin, spread over a boat...
Webster Dictionary :: Awm
AWM, AWN, n. [Gr.] The beard of corn or grass, as it is usually understood. but ...
Webster Dictionary :: Awlwort
AWL'WORT, n. [awl and wort. See Wort .] The popular name of the Subularia aquati...
Webster Dictionary :: Awless
AW'LESS, a. [awe and less.] 1. Wanting reverence; void of respectful fear; as aw...
Webster Dictionary :: Awl
AWL, n. An iron instrument for piercing small holes in leather, for sewing and s...
Webster Dictionary :: Awkwardness
AWK'WARDNESS, n. Clumsiness; ungracefulness in manners; want of dexterity in the...
Webster Dictionary :: Awkwardly
AWK'WARDLY, adv. Clumsily; in a rude or bungling manner; inelegantly; badly.
Webster Dictionary :: Awkward
AWK'WARD, a. [awk and ward.] 1. Wanting dexterity in the use of the hands or of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Awk
AWK, a. 1. Odd; out of order. 2. Clumsy in performance, or manners; unhandy; not...
