Webster's Dictionary 1806

919

Wrinkle

Wrinklen.a crease in cloth, the face, &c. a surrow

920

Wrinkle (2)

Wrinklev.t.to cause wrinkles or creases

921

Wrist

Wristn.the joint of the hand next the arm

922

Wristband

Wristbandn.fastening at or about the wrist

923

Writ

Writn.scripture, a legal process or instrument

924

Write

Writev.writ, wrote,pret.write, written,pa.to form letters and words with a pen or style, engrave, compose, impress

925

Writer

Writern.one who writes, an author

926

Writhe

Writhev.writhed,pret.writhed, writhen,pa.to twist, distort, wrest, be in agony or torture

927

Writing

Writingn.any thing written with pen and ink

928

Writingmaster

Writingmastern.a person who teaches to write

929

Writings

Writingsn. pl.conveyances of lands, any written paper

930

Writted

Writteda.wrinkled, withered, shrunk, rough

931

Written

Writtenpa.pass. of to write

932

Wroguth

Wroguth, [rawt]pa.worked, performed, manufactured

933

Wrong

Wrongn.injury, injustice, an error, a mistake

934

Wrong (2)

Wronga.not right, not true, unfit;v.t.to injure

935

Wrong (3)

Wrong, or Wronglyad.amiss, improperly

936

Wrongdoer

Wrongdoern.an injurious or wicked person

937

Wronger

Wrongern.one who does wrong or injures

938

Wrongful

Wrongfula.wrong, unjust, dishonest, injurious

939

Wrongfully

Wrongfullyad.unjustly, injurious, hurtfully

940

Wrongheaded

Wrongheadeda.having a perverse understanding

941

Wrongheadedness

Wrongheadednessn.perverseness, obstinacy in error

942

Wronglessly

Wronglesslyad.without injury to any one

943

Wrongness

Wrongnessn.a wrong disposition, error

944

Wrote

Wrotepret.of to write

945

Wroth

Wrotha.very angry, enrage, provoked, vexed