Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Weld

Weld, or Wouldn.a dyer's weed for yellow

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Welfare

Welfaren.happiness, prosperity, success, health

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Welked

Welkeda.wrinkled, wreathed, clouded, ob.

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Welkin

Welkinn.the sky, the visible regions of the air

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Well

Welln.a spring, source, cavity;v.i.to spring

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Well (2)

Wella.not sick, recovered, happy, convenient

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Well (3)

Wellad.not amiss, rightly, properly, sufficiently

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Welladay

Welladayexclam.denoting grief, pity, &c. alas

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Wellbeing

Wellbeingn.happiness, satisfaction, prosperity

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Wellborn

Wellborna.not meanly born or descended

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Wellbred

Wellbreda.properly educated, polite, civil

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Welldone

Welldoneexclam.denoting praise, support, &c.

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Wellfavored

Wellfavoreda.beautiful, handsome, pleasing

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Wellmet

Wellmetexclam.denoting salutation, joy, &c.

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Wellnigh

Wellnighad.almost, nearly, in a manner

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Wellspent

Wellspenta.spent virtuously or properly

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Wellspring

Wellspringn.a spring, fountain, source, cause

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Wellwiller

Wellwillern.one who means well or kindly

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Wellwish

Wellwishn.a good wish, a wish of happiness

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Wellwisher

Wellwishern.one who wishes good

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Welt

Weltn.a border, a selvage;v.t.to sew with a border

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Welter

Welterv.t.to roll in blood, mire or water

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Wem

Wemn.a spot, scar, hurt, damage, fault, ob.

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Wen

Wenn.a fleshy excrescence on animals

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Wench

Wenchn.a young woman, a strumpet

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Wencher

Wenchera.a fornicator, loose fellow

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Wenching

Wenchingn.a following of bad women