Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Wing

Wingn.a limb of a bird, side of an army, slight

650

Wing (2)

Wingv.to furnish with wings, fly, wound, hurt

651

Winged

Winged, or Wingya.having wings, wounded, hurt

652

Winger

Wingern.a small cask stowed in the sides of a ships hold

653

Wingshell

Wingshelln.the shell for the wings of insects

654

Wink

Winkv.i.to shut the eyes, close, connive, hint

655

Wink (2)

Winkn.a hint by the motion of one eye, a token

656

Winkingly

Winkinglyad.with the eyes nearly closed

657

Winner

Winnern.one who wins, one who gains or gets

658

Winning

Winninga.attractive, charming;n.a sum won

659

Winnow

Winnowv.t.to fan, sift, part, separate, examin

660

Winter

Wintern.the last and cold season of the year, a part of a printing press, on which the carriage rests

661

Winter (2)

Winterv.to pass, stay or feed in, the winter

662

Wintering

Winteringn.the hybernacle of plants or bud

663

Winterkill

Winterkillv.t.to kill by means of winter, as grain

664

Winterlodge

Winterlodgen.the bud or hybernacle of a plant which protects the gem of the young plant during winter

665

Winterly

Winterly, or Wintrya.suitable to winter, cold

666

Winy

Winya.having the tast of wine, like wine

667

Wipe

Wipev.t.to clean by rubbing, clear away, cheat

668

Wipe (2)

Wipen.a rub, stroke, blow, reproof, bird

669

Wiper

Wipern.a person that wipes, a thing wiped with

670

Wire

Wiren.a metal drawn into small bars or threds

671

Wiredraw

Wiredrawv.t.wiredrew,pret.wiredrawn,pa.to form wire, draw by art, gull

672

Wiredrawer

Wiredrawern.one who draws out or makes wire

673

Wis

Wisv.i.wist,pret.to know;ad.verily, truly

674

Wisdowm

Wisdowmn.the power of judging rightly, sense

675

Wise

Wisea.judging rightly, skilful, prudent, grave