Webster's Dictionary 1806

784

Woodiness

Woodinessn.a woody state, roughness

785

Wooding

Woodingn.a taking in or procuring of wood

786

Woodland

Woodlandn.land that is covered with wood

787

Woodlark

Woodlarkn.a lark that frequents woods

788

Woodlouse

Woodlousen.vermin in and about old wood

789

Woodman

Woodmann.a sportsman, hunter, officer, bailiff

790

Woodmonger

Woodmongern.a seller of wood for firing, &c.

791

Woodnote

Woodnoten.a wild note, wild sweet music

792

Woodnymph

Woodnymphn.a nymph of the woods, a dryad

793

Woodoffering

Woodofferingn.wood that is burnt upon altars

794

Woodpecker

Woodpeckern.a bird that picks insects from trees, and pecks a hole for its nest

795

Woodpigeon

Woodpigeonn.a kind of wild pigeon

796

Woodreve

Woodreven.a steward or overseer of a wood

797

Woodshock

Woodshockn.the fisher or wejack, a quadruped of the weesel genus, in N. America

798

Woodstone

Woodstonen.a blackish gray siliceous stone

799

Woody

Woodya.abounding with or like wood, rough

800

Wooer

Wooern.one who courts a woman, a lover

801

Woof

Woofn.the threds that cross the warp, a texture

802

Wooing

Wooingn.the act of making love, fondness

803

Wooingly

Wooinglyad.with earnest entreaty, pleasingly

804

Wool

Wooln.the fleece of a sheep, very short thick hair

805

Woolcomber

Woolcombern.one who lives by combing wool

806

Woold

Wooldv.t.to wind a piece of rope about a mast or yard, when fished or consisting of several pieces

807

Woolding

Wooldingn.a rope round mast or yard

808

Woollen

Woollena.made of wool;n.cloth made of wool

809

Woollendraper

Woollendrapern.one who deals in woollen goods

810

Woolliness

Woollinessn.a woolly state or quality