Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Whom

Whompron.>[hoom]objective case of who

542

Whomsoever

Whomsoeverpron.any person whatever, whom

543

Whoop

Whoop, [hoop]n.a shout of pursuit;v.i.to shout with insult

544

Whooping

Whoopingn.a shouting with joy or insult

545

Whop

Whop, or Whap, or Awhapad.an old word for a heavy fall, or the manner of falling, still used by the vulgar

546

Whore

Whore, [hore]n.a strumpet, prostitute, loose woman

547

Whore (2)

Whorev.i.to converse carnally and unlawfully

548

Whoredom

Whoredomn.a playing the whore, adultery, &c.

549

Whoremonger

Whoremonger, or Whoremastern.one who whores

550

Whoreson

Whoresonn.a bastard;a.cross, spurious, false

551

Whoring

Whoringn.the act of following bad women

552

Whorish

Whorisha.unchaste, incontinent, loose, wicked

553

Whortleberry

Whortleberry, or Whortn.bilberry, shrub, bush

554

Whose

Whose, [hooze]pron.gen. of who and which

555

Whose (2)

Whose, or Whosoeverpron.any person

556

Whur

Whur, or Whurrv.i.to pronounce the letter r with to much force, make a noise, snarl, growl

557

Whurring

Whurringn.a noise made by partridges rising

558

Why

Whyad.wherefore, for what reason

559

Wick

Wickn.the cotton or snuff of a candle or lamp

560

Wicked

Wickeda.given to vice, bad, cursed, pernicious

561

Wickedly

Wickedlyad.in a wicked manner, corruptly

562

Wickedness

Wickednessn.vice, guilt, moral ill, corruption

563

Wicker

Wickera.made of small willows or twigs

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Wicket

Wicketn.a small door, a small part of a gate

565

Wide

Widea.broad, extended, remote, far, deviating

566

Wide (2)

Wide, or Widelyad.remotely, far, at a distance, very

567

Widen

Widenv.to make or grow wide, extend