Wacken
Wackenn.a species of argillaceous earth
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Wad
Wadn.paper or tow to stop the charge of a gun, black lead, a bundle, a plant
Wad (2)
Wadv.t.to ram with wad, to mark with wad
Wadding
Waddingn.a coarse stuff, inside of a coat, wad
Waddingly
Waddinglyad.with irregular gait or motion
Waddle
Waddle, or Wabblev.i.to walk like a duck
Wade
Wadev.i.to walk in a substance that yields to the feet, to walk or go with difficulty
Wafer
Wafern.a thin dried paste, cake, bread
Wafer (2)
Waferv.t.to fasten or seal with wafers
Waft
Waftv.to carry over, float, beckon;n.a floating body
Waftage
Waftagen.carriage by water or in air
Wafture
Wafturen.the act of waving or floating, play
Wag
Wagn.a merry droll, an arch or queer fellow
Wag (2)
Wagv.i.tomove or shake slightly, move, stir
Wage
Wagev.t.to lay a wager, engage in, make, hire
Wager
Wagern.a bet, an offer upon oath;v.t.to bet
Wages
Wagesn.hire or reward of service
Waggery
Waggery, or Waggishnessn.wantonness, merry pranks
Waggish
Waggisha.frolicsome, sportive, wanton, merry
Waggishly
Waggishlyad.in a waggish manner, wantonly
Waggle
Wagglev.i.to move up and down, to waddle
Waggon
Waggonn.a four-wheel carriage for burdens
Waggon (2)
Waggonv.to convey in a waggon, use a waggon
Waggoning
Waggoningn.the business of using wagggons
Wagtail
Wagtailn.a genus of small birds
Waid
Waida.crushed, hurt with weight, maimed, ob.
Waif
Waifn.goods that are found lost and not claimed