Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Waveworn

Waveworna.worn by waves

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Wavy

Wavya.rising in waves or inequalities, loose

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Wawl

Wawlv.i.to cry, scream, howl, whine, mew

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Wax

Waxn.a tenacious matter gathered from bees, or formed artificially

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Wax (2)

Waxv.waxed,pret.waxed, waxen,pa.to smear over with wax, grow, become

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Waxcandle

Waxcandle, or Waxlightn.a candle of wax

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Waxed

Waxed, or Waxenpa. a.made of wax, grown

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Way

Wayn.a road, passage, means, method, custom

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Wayfaing

Wayfainga.travelling, journeying, passing by

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Wayfarer

Wayfarern.a traveller, passenger, stranger

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Waylay

Waylayv.t.waylaid,pret.waylaid,pa.to lie in wait, to beset by ambush

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Wayless

Waylessa.having no road, pathless, untrod

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Waymark

Waymarkn.a mark set to direct travellers byWays and means, the title of a committee to devise the mode of raising money for public uses

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Wayward

Waywarda.froward, unruly, peevish, morose

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Waywardly

Waywardlya.frowardly, peevishly, crossly

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Waywardness

Waywardnessn.frowardness, unruliness, peevishness, crossness

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Waywiser

Waywisern.an instrument to measure distances on a road, a pedometer or perambulator

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We

Wen. pl.of I

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We'd

We'dv.to beat one mass into another, to join firmly with aid of extreme heat

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Weak

Weaka.feeble, unfortified, inconclusive, pliant

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Weaken

Weakenv.t.to make weak, enfeeble, injure

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Weakhearted

Weakhearteda.dispirited, scrupulous

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Weakling

Weaklingn.a weak or feeble creature

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Weakly

Weaklyad.feebly;a.feeble, infirm, sickly

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Weakness

Weaknessn.a feebleness, defect, failing, fault

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Weakside

Weaksiden.a foible, defect, infirmity

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Weal

Wealn.happiness, prosperity, state, mark of a stripe