Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Wail

Wailv.t.to lament, grieve, sorrow, bewail

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Wail (2)

Wail, or Wailingn.lamentation, audible sorrow

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Wailful

Wailfula.mournful, sorrowful, lamentable, sad

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Wain

Wainn.a sort of cart or waggon, a set of stars

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Wainrope

Wainropen.a rope belonging to a waggon

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Wainscot

Wainscotn.a lining for rooms, a kind of oak

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Wainscot (2)

Wainscotv.t.to line or fit walls with boards

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Waist

Waistn.the smallest part of the body below the ribs, middle floor of a ship, middle deck

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Waistcoat

Waistcoatn.a garment worn under a coat

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Waister

Waistern.a seaman stationed in the waist of a ship

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Wait

Waitv.to stay, attend, expect, watch;n.ambush

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Waiter

Waitern.an attendant, servant, plate

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Waiting

Waitingpa.staying, serving, attending

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Waitingmaid

Waitingmaidn.an upper servant attending a lady

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Waits

Waitsn. pl.nightly musicians, nightly music

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Wake

Wakev.to cease to sleep, watch, rouse, awake

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Wake (2)

Waken.a watch, feast, merriment, mark, track

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Wakeful

Wakefula.not sleeping well, watchful, awake

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Wakefully

Wakefullyad.in a wakeful manner

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Wakefulness

Wakefulnessn.a want of sleep, watchfulness

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Waken

Wakenv.to wake, rouse from sleep, excite

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Wale

Walen.a rising part in cloth, &c. timber, knot, plantks on a ship's side

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Walk

Walk, [wauk]v.i.to go by leisurely steps, to appear

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Walk (2)

Walkn.the act of walking, gait, path to walk in, in W. Indies, a plantation

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Walker

Walkern.one that walks, an officer, a forester

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Walking

Walkingn.the act of moving by regular steps

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Walkingstick

Walkingstickn.a stick or staff to walk with, a cane