Won
Won, [wun]pret.andpa.pass. of to win
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Wonder
Wonderv.i.to be astonished, to admire
Wonder (2)
Wonder, or Wondermentn.amazement, admiration
Wonderful
Wonderfula.amazing, astonishing, strange
Wonderfully
Wonderfullyad.in a wonderful manner, oddly
Wonderfulness
Wonderfulnessn.strangeness, wonder
Wonderous
Wonderous, or Wondrousa.marvellous, strange
Wonderstruck
Wonderstrucka.amazed, astonish, surprised
Wondrously
Wondrouslyad.to a strange degree, strangely
Wont
Wontcontr.a contraction of will not
Wont (2)
Wont, [wunt]v.i.to be accustomed;n.custom, use, habit
Wonted
Wontedpa.accustomed, used, usual, common
Wontedness
Wontednessn.the state of being accustomed to
Woo
Woov.to court, make love to, sue, entreat, ask
Wood
Woodn.a place filled with timber, a collection of growing trees, the harder parts of trees
Woodashes
Woodashesn. pl.ashes from burnt wood
Woodbind
Woodbind, or Woodbinen.a shrub, honeysuckle
Woodchat
Woodchatn.a species of the butcher bird
Woodchuck
Woodchuckn.an animal of the marmot tribe
Woodcock
Woodcockn.a fine bird of passage
Wooddrink
Wooddrinkn.a decoction of medicinal woods
Wooded
Woodeda.supplied or thick with wood, rough
Wooden
Woodena.made of wood, hard, clumsy, thick
Woodfare
Woodfaren.the froth or spittle seen upon herbs
Woodfere
Woodferen.the time when trees have little sap
Woodfretter
Woodfrettern.a noisy insect or worm
Woodhole
Woodholen.a hole or place where wood is laid