Webster's Dictionary 1806

892

Wreak

Wreakv.t.to revenge, to execute;n.revenge, fury

893

Wreakful

Wreakfula.revengeful, malicious, very angry

894

Wreakless

Wreaklessa.unrevenging, impotent, weak

895

Wreath

Wreathn.any thing twisted, a roll, garland, tail

896

Wreath (2)

Wreath, or Wreathev.t.wreathed,pret.wreathed, wreathen,pa.to twist, interweave, curl

897

Wreathy

Wreathya.spiral, twisted, curled, involved

898

Wreck

Wreckv.to suffer wreck or loss, destroy, ruin

899

Wreck (2)

Wreckn.a shipwreck, ruin, loss, goods wrecked

900

Wreckfull

Wreckfulla.making wreck, destructive

901

Wren

Wrenn.the name of a very small bird

902

Wrench

Wrenchv.t.to pull by force, force, wrest, sprain

903

Wrench (2)

Wrenchn.a violent twist, turn or pull, sprain, trap

904

Wrest

Wrestv.t.to twist by violence, active power

905

Wrester

Wrestern.one who wrests, one who distorts

906

Wrestle

Wrestlev.i.to struggle, to throw with the arms extended, to strive with effort

907

Wrestler

Wrestlern.one who wrestles, one who struggles

908

Wrestling

Wrestlingn.the act or exercise of wrestling

909

Wretch

Wretchn.a miserable or worthless person

910

Wretched

Wretcheda.miserable, worthless, despicable, vile

911

Wretchedly

Wretchedlyad.miserably, meanly, despicably, ill

912

Wretchedness

Wretchednessn.misery, distress, despicableness

913

Wretchless

Wretchlessa.careless, heedless, void of care

914

Wriggle

Wrigglev.i.to move to and fro in the joints

915

Wriggling

Wrigglingn.the act of twisting to and fro

916

Wright

Wrightn.a workman, an artificer in wood

917

Wring

Wringv.t.wrung,pret.wringed, wrung,pa.to twist, turn round, squeeze, press, writhe, distort, torture, harass, distress, extort

918

Wringer

Wringern.one who squeezes water out of a cloth