Webster's Dictionary 1806

865

Worthless

Worthlessa.unworthy, undeserving, mean, vile

866

Worthlessness

Worthlessnessn.a want of worth or value

867

Worthy

Worthya.desrving, good, valuable;v.t.to exalt

868

Worthy (2)

Worthyn.a man honourable or deserving praise

869

Wot

Wotv.i.to know, to be sensible or aware of

870

Would (2)

Would, [wood]pret.of will, auxiliary

871

Woulding

Wouldingn.a disposition, inclination, wish, ob.

872

Wound

Woundn.a hurt;v.t.to hurt by violence

873

Wound (2)

Woundpret.andpa.of to wind

874

Woundless

Woundlessa.free from wounds, unhurt

875

Woundwort

Woundwortn.a plant of several species note - W before r is not sounded

876

Wove

Wovepret.andpa.pass. of to weave

877

Wrack

Wrackn.sea-weed, a grass

878

Wrack (2)

Wrackn.a loss of a ship, ruin,v.t.to wreck, to torture

879

Wrangle

Wranglen.a perverse dispute, squabble, quarrel

880

Wrangle (2)

Wranglev.i.to dispute peevishly, to squabble

881

Wrangler

Wranglern.a peevish and disputative person

882

Wrangling

Wranglingn.the act of disputing perversely

883

Wrap

Wrapv.t.to roll together, contain, inclose

884

Wrapper

Wrappern.one who wraps up, a thin cover

885

Wrass

Wrassn.a fish, the old wife, or sea tench

886

Wrath

Wrathn.anger, rage, fury, vengeance

887

Wrathful

Wrathfula.angry, rage, fury, vengeance

888

Wrathful (2)

Wrathfula.angry, raging, enraged, furious

889

Wrathfully

Wrathfullyad.angrily, furiously, passionately

890

Wrathfulness

Wrathfulnessn.great anger, fury, passion

891

Wrathless

Wrathlessa.free from anger, meek, kind