Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Wildness

Wildnessn.savageness, fierceness, fury, rudeness

596

Wile

Wilen.a trick, deceit, fraud, shift, cunning, art

597

Wilful

Wilfula.designed, stubborn, unruly, tenacious

598

Wilfully

Wilfullyad.on purpose, obstinately, stubbornly

599

Wilfulness

Wilfulnessn.obstinacy, perverseness, crossness

600

Wilily

Wililyad.slily, cunningly, archly, fraudulently

601

Wiliness

Wilinessn.cunning craft, guile, deceit, fraud

602

Wilk

Wilkn.a species of shell fish

603

Will

Willn.a choice, command, bequest, testament

604

Will (2)

Willv.t.to desire, command, direct, purpose

605

Will-With-A-Wisp

Will-with-a-wispn.a kind of fiery meteor

606

Willing

Willinga.inclined, ready, consenting

607

Willing (2)

Willingn.the act of desiring or choosing

608

Willingly

Willinglyad.readily, with one's own consent

609

Willow

Willown.the name of a common tree

610

Wily

Wilya.sly, cunning, arch, artful, crafty

611

Wimble

Wimblen.an instrument to bore holes with

612

Wimmen

Wimmenn. pl.of wimman, to old and true spelling

613

Wimple

Wimplen.a hood;v.t.to draw over, to veil

614

Win

Winv.t.won,pret.won,pa.to gain, get, get by conquest or play

615

Wince

Wince, or Winchv.i.to shrink from pain, kick, spurn

616

Winch (2)

Winchn.a handle to turn a mill or screw

617

Wind

Windn.a current of air, breath or respiration, flatulence, publicity

618

Wind (2)

Windv.t.wound,pret.wound,pa.to turn round, twist, insinuate, unfold, blow

619

Windage

Windagen.the difference between the diameter of a piece and a ball or shell

620

Windbound

Windbounda.confined by contrary winds

621

Windegg

Windeggn.an egg addle or not duly impregnated