Walkmill
Walkmilln.a kind of mill, a fulling-mill
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Walkmilln.a kind of mill, a fulling-mill
Wall, [a as aw]n.a partition of brick, &c. fence, defense
Wallv.t.to inclose or defend with a wall
Wall-lousen.the name of an insect of many feet
Wallcreepern.a bird that climbs up walls
Walletn.a kind of bag, knapsack, double pouch
Walleyeda.having large white eyes
WallflowerWallfruitn.fruit that is ripened on a wall
Wallingn.walls in general, materials for walls
Wallopv.i.to boil, bubble up, roll, dance
Wallowv.i.to roll in mire, to live in filth
Wallown.a kind of rolling walk, a waddling
Wallowingn.the act of rolling or tumbling
Wallowisha.muddy, filthy
Walnutn.a large and admired kind of nut
Walrus, or Waltronn.the morse or sea horse
Wamblev.i.to roll with sickness, move, rise
Wampeen.a plant, a species of arum
Wampumn.current money amongst Indians
Wana.languid of look, pale, sickly, blank
Wandn.a long slender staff or rod, a small stick
Wanderv.to rove, ramble, go astray, travel
Wanderern.a rover, rambler, traveller
Wanderingn.uncertainty, a mistaken way, a deviation
Wanderoon.a baboon of Ceylon and Malabar
Wandfuln.a black monkey of Ceylon
Wanev.i.to grow less;n.a decrease or decline