Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Watercourse

Watercoursen.a channel or passage for water

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Waterer

Waterern.one who waters, one who moistens

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Waterfall

Waterfalln.a fall of water, cataract, cascade

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Waterfly

Waterflyn.an insect that is seen on water

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Waterfowl

Waterfowln.a fowl that breeds near waters

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Watergruel

Watergrueln.food made of meal and water

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Waterish

Waterisha.resembling water, moist, insipid

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Waterlogged

Waterloggeda.full of water, inactive, yielding to the waves

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Waterman

Watermann.a boatman, ferryman, sailor, mariner

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Watermark

Watermarkn.the mark or limit of a flood

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Watermill

Watermilln.a mill turned by means of water

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Waterpot

Waterpotn.a pot or vessel to hold water

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Waterrat

Waterratn.a rat that makes holes in banks

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Watersapphire

Watersapphiren.a kind of blue precious stone

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Waterspout

Waterspoutn.a collection of water at sea, in a vertical column, driven furiously by a whirlwind

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Waterwork

Waterworkn.a hydraulic performance

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Watery

Waterya.abounding with water, thin, insipid

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Wattle

Wattlev.t.to bind, fix or form with twigs

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Wattlebird

Wattlebirdn.a bird of New Zealand

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Wattles

Wattlesn. pl.hurdles of willows, a cock's gills

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Wave

Wavev.to play loosely, float, beckon, put off

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Wave (2)

Waven.a billow at sea, &c. inequality, hollow

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Waved

Wavedpa.moved loosely, variegated, put off

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Waveloaf

Waveloafn.a loaf for a waveoffering

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Waveoffering

Waveofferingn.an offering to be waved

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Waver

Waverv.i.to be unsettled, float, move loosely

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Waverer

Waverern.one who is unsettled in his opinion