Wharfing
Wharfingn.wharves in general
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Wharfinger
Wharfingern.a keeper or owner of a wharf
What
Whatpron.that which, which part, partly
Whatever
Whatever, or Whatsoeverpron.this or that, any
Wheal
Whealn.a pustule, insect, instrument
Wheat
Wheatn.bread-corn, the finest of grains
Wheatear
Wheatearn.a very delicate small bird, a warbler
Wheaten
Wheatena.made of or like wheat
Wheedle
Wheedlev.t.to coax, to entice by soft words
Wheedler
Wheedlern.one who wheedles, one who coaxes
Wheedling
Wheedlingn.the act of coaxing, flattery
Wheel
Wheeln.an instrument for torture and spinning, round body, compass about, revolution
Wheel (2)
Wheelv.to move on wheels, to take a round
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrown.a carriage of only one wheel
Wheelcarriage
Wheelcarriagen.a carriage moving on wheels
Wheeler
Wheeler, or Wheelwrightn.a maker of wheels
Wheeling
Wheelingn.the act of turning a body of men
Wheelshaped
Wheelshapeda.in form of a wheel
Wheely
Wheelya.like a wheel, round, circular
Wheeze
Wheezev.i.to breathe hard or with a noise
Whelk
Whelkn.a protuberance, mark, pustule, shellfish
Whelm
Whelmv.t.to cover, bury, destroy, turn down
Whelmy
Whelmya.overwhelming, apt to overwhelm
Whelp
Whelpn.a puppy, cub, young man, son, piece
Whelp (2)
Whelpv.t.to bring young as a bitch, to pup
When
Whenad.at what time, at the same time
Whence
Whencead.from what place, source, book, &c.