Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Whisk

Whiskn.a small besom, a kind of tippet

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Whisk (2)

Whiskv.t.to brush with a whisk, sweep, run

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Whisker

Whiskern.one who whisks, hair on the lips

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Whisking

Whiskingpa. a.brushing, passing quick, large

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Whisky

Whiskyn.a spirit distilled from grain

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Whisper

Whisperv.i.to speak in a low voice

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Whisper (2)

Whispern.a low soft voice, a speaking softly

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Whisperer

Whisperern.one who speaks low or talks secretly

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Whispering

Whisperingn.the act of talking in whispers

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Whist

Whistn.a game;a.silent, still;exclam.be still

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Whistle

Whistlev.to blow a whistle, to sound shrill

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Whistle (2)

Whistlen.a small pipe to whistle with, a call

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Whistler

Whistlern.one who whistles or calls by a whistle

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Whit

Whitn.a point, jot, tittle, small part, little bit

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White

Whitea.snowy, pale, pure

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White (2)

Whiten.a white color, the white part of the eye, or an egg

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Whitebait

Whitebaitn.a very small delicate fish

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Whitelead

Whiteleadn.an oxyd of lead, used in painting

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Whitelimed

Whitelimeda.covered with plaster or whitewash

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Whitelivered

Whitelivereda.malicious, feeble, cowardly

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Whitely

Whitelya.coming near to white, pale, sickly

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Whitemeat

Whitemeatn.a milky diet, fowl, veal, fish, &c.

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Whiten

Whiten, or Whitev.to make or grow white

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Whitener

Whitenern.one who whitens, one who bleaches

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Whiteness

Whitenessn.a white state, paleness

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Whitepot

Whitepotn.a kind of food from milk, eggs, &c.

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Whitethorn

Whitethornn.a kind of thorn, the hawthorn