Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Wend

Wendv.i.to go, pass from, turn round, ob.

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Wennel

Wenneln.an animal newly taken from its dam

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Wenny

Wennya.having the nature of or like a wen

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Went

Wentpret.of to go

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Wept

Weptpret.andpa.of to weep

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Were

Werepret.of to be

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Weregild

Weregildn.a compensation in money or goods for homicide

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Wert

Wertv.second pers.sing.of thepret.of to be

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West

Westn.a thing woven, the woof of cloth, goods or cattle which have no owner, a gentle blast

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West (2)

Westn.the region or part where the sunsets

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West (3)

Westa.situate towards the sunset;ad.to the west

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Westage

Westagen.a texture

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Westering

Westeringa.tending towards the west

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Westerling

Westerling, or Westerlya.passing, &c. to the west

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Western

Westerna.westerly, coming from the west

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Westward

Westward, or Westwardlyad.towards the west

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Wet

Wetv.wet, wetted,pret.wet, wetted,pa.to rain, moisten, make to drink, drench

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Wether (2)

Wethern.a castrated ram, a gelded sheep

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Wetness

Wetnessn.a wet state, rain, moisture

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Wettish

Wettisha.rather wet, rather moist, dull, heavy

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Wex

Wexv.t.to grow, increase, wax (not to be used)

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Whale

Whalen.the largest of all fish, monster, markNote. note in words beginning with wh the h is pronounced before w, whale [hooale] and so were these letters written in the Saxon

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Whaly

Whalya.marked with or in streaks, variegated

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Whame

Whamen.a species of sly, tabanus

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Wharf

Wharfn.a bank or place to land goods at

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Wharf (2)

Wharfv.to make a wharf

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Wharfage

Wharfagen.rates paid for landing at a wharf