Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Wardmote

Wardmoten.a ward-meeting, a court held

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Wardrobe

Wardroben.a place in which apparel is kept

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Wardship

Wardshipn.guardianship, pupilage, restraint

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Ware

Warea.wary, cautious, wise;v.i.to beware

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Ware (2)

Warev.i.to change a ships course by turning her stern to the wind

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Warehouse

Warehousen.a storehouse for merchandise

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Warehouse (2)

Warehousev.t.to deposit or secure in a store

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Wareiness

Wareiness, or Waterishnessn.moisture, wetness

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Wares

Waresn. pl.goods to be sold, any merchandise

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Warfare

Warfaren.military service and life, a conflict

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Warfare (2)

Warfarev.i.to lead a military life, to fight

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Warhoop

Warhoopn.a savage yell used on entering upon war

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Warily

Warilyad.cautiously, carefully, cunningly

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Warin

Warinn.a monkey of S. America

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Wariness

Warinessn.cautiousness, foresight, cunning, art

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Warlike

Warlikea.disposed to or fit for war, military

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Warm

Warmv.t.to heat moderately, to make hot

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Warmingpan

Warmingpann.a pan to warm a bed with

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Warmly

Warmlyad.with warmth, zealously, eagerly

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Warmth

Warmthn.a gentle heat, passion, zeal, fondness

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Warn

Warnv.t.to caution, give notice, tell, order

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Warning

Warningn.a caution, previous notice, advise

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Warp

Warpn.the thred that crosses the woof, a rope

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Warp (2)

Warpv.t.to turn, pervert, contract, prepare, change or move with a warp

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Warproof

Warproofn.valor tried by war

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Warrant

Warrantn.a writ of caption, authority, right

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Warrant (2)

Warrantv.to justify, authorize, secure, assure