Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Wassailer

Wassailern.a toper, drunkard, great drinker

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Wast

Wastv.second person singularpret.of to be

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Waste

Wastev.to spend, diminish, destroy, dwindle

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Waste (2)

Wastea.desolate, wild, uncultivated, ruinated

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Waste (3)

Wasten.desolate ground, a wanton destruction

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Wasteful

Wastefula.lavish, destructive, unoccupied

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Wastefully

Wastefullyad.lavishly, prodigally, dissolutely

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Wastefulness

Wastefulnessn.prodigality, a needless expense

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Waster

Wastern.a lavish consumer, prodigal, destroyer

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Wastrel

Wastreln.ground not inclosed, a common, ob.

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Watch

Watch, [wotch]n.a guard, sentinel, pocket-timepiece, the space of time in which one person watches

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Watch (2)

Watchv.not to sleep, to guard, tend, observe

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Watcher

Watchern.one who watches or observes

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Watchet

Watcheta.pale or light blue, somewhat blue

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Watchful

Watchfula.attentive, careful, close, wakeful

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Watchfully

Watchfullyad.with watchfulness or care

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Watchfulness

Watchfulnessn.great care, a want of due sleep

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Watchhouse

Watchhousen.a place to set the night-watch

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Watching

Watchingn.a guarding, an inability to sleep

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Watchmaker

Watchmakern.one who makes watches

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Watchman

Watchmann.a night-guard, guard, sentinel

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Watchtower

Watchtowern.a tower for a sentinel to stand upon

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Watchword

Watchwordn.a sentinel's night-word

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Water

Water, [a as aw]n.a compound substance, when pure, composed of 8 parts of oxygene, and 15 of hydrogene, urine, luster of a diamond, gloss on dyed silk

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Water (2)

Waterv.to give or take in water, wet, soak, long

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Waterage

Wateragen.money paid for carriage by water

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Watercolors

Watercolorsn. pl.colors used with water only