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Study List

Book Of Seven's - Part W

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WABBLED +Y WADDYING Hooks: WAGGERIES]

see wabble [v] WADDLED +S WAESUCKS WAGGING

WABBLER see waddle [v] WAFERED see wag [v]

one that wobbles [n -S] Anagrams: DAWDLED see wafer [v] Hooks:

Hooks: Hooks: WAFFIES +L WAGGLING

+I WABBLIER +S SWADDLED see waffie [n] +S SWAGGING

+S WABBLERS +T TWADDLED WAFFING WAGGISH

WABBLES WADDLER see waff [v] amusing [adj]

see wabble [v] one that waddles [n -S] Hooks: WAGGLED

Hooks:Anagrams: DAWDLER, DRAWLED

+L WAFFLING see waggle [v]

+R WABBLERS Hooks: WAFFLED WAGGLES

WACKEST +S DAWDLERS see waffle [v] see waggle [v]

see wack [adj] +S WADDLERS WAFFLER WAGGONS

Hooks: +T TWADDLER one that waffles [n -S] see waggon [v]

+B WETBACKS WADDLES Hooks: WAGONED

+I WACKIEST see waddle [v] +I WAFFLIER see wagon [v]

WACKIER Anagrams: DAWDLES, SWADDLE +S WAFFLERS Anagrams: GOWANED

see wacky [adj] Hooks: WAFFLES Hooks:

Hooks: +D SWADDLED see waffle [v] +G WAGGONED

+H WHACKIER +R DAWDLERS Hooks: WAGONER

WACKILY +R WADDLERS +R WAFFLERS one who drives a waggon, also

in a wacky manner [adv] +S SWADDLES WAFTAGE WAGGONER [n -S]

WACKOES +T TWADDLES the act of wafting [n -S] Hooks:

see no definition availabl WADMAAL Hooks: +G WAGGONER

Hooks: thick, coarse woollen cloth, +S WAFTAGES +S WAGONERS

+H WHACKOESalso WADMAL, WADMEL, WADMOL,

WAFTERS WAGSOME

+R CASEWORK WADMOLL [n -S] see wafter [n] waggish [adj]

WADABLE Hooks: Anagrams: FRETSAW Hooks:

capable of being passed +S WADMAALS Hooks: +G GAWMOGES

through by wading, also WADMALS +D DWARFEST WAGTAIL

WADEABLE [adj] see wadmal [n] +O SOFTWARE a bird [n -S]

Hooks: Hooks: +S FRETSAWS Hooks:

+E WADEABLE +A WADMAALS +U WAFTURES +S WAGTAILS

+R DRAWABLE WADMELS WAFTING WAHINES

WADDERS see wadmel [n] the act of wafting [n -S] see wahine [n]

see wadder [n] WADMOLL WAFTURE Hooks:

Anagrams: SWARDED thick, coarse woollen cloth, the act of wafting [n -S] +R SHERWANI

Hooks:also WADMAL, WADMAAL, WADMEL,

Hooks: +T INSWATHE

+B BEDWARDS WADMOL [n -S] +S WAFTURES WAIFING

+I SIDEWARD Hooks: WAGERED see waif [v]

+L DAWDLERS +S WADMOLLS see wager [v] WAIFISH

+L WADDLERS WADMOLS Anagrams: RAGWEED like a waif [adj]

WADDIED see wadmol [n] Hooks: WAILERS

see waddy [v] Hooks: +S RAGWEEDS see wailer [n]

WADDIES +L WADMOLLS WAGERER Hooks:

see waddie [n] WADSETS one who makes a bet [n -S] +P SLIPWARE

Hooks: see wadset [v] Hooks: WAILFUL

+R SIDEWARD Hooks: +S WAGERERS mournful [adj]

WADDING +R STEWARDS WAGGERS WAILING

a mass of soft material [n WAENESS see wagger [n] the act of wailing [n -S]

-S] woeness [n -ES] Anagrams: SWAGGER WAIRING

Hooks: Hooks: Hooks: see wair [v]

+L DAWDLING +K WEAKNESS +S SWAGGERS Hooks:

+L WADDLING WAESUCK WAGGERY +H HAIRWING

+S WADDINGS alas [interj] mischievous behaviour [n WAISTED

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having a waist [adj] +S WAITINGS +P WASPLIKE +S SWALLOWS

Anagrams: DAWTIES WAITRON WALKING WALNUTS

Hooks: a server in a restaurant [n the act of walking [n -S] see walnut [n]

+B BAWDIEST -S] Hooks: WALTZED

+R TAWDRIES Hooks: +E WEAKLING see waltz [v]

+Y TIDEWAYS +S WAITRONS +S WALKINGS WALTZER

WAISTER WAIVERS WALKOUT one who waltzes [n -S]

a seaman stationed in the see waiver [n] a strike by workers [n -S] Hooks:

middle of the ship [n -S] Hooks: Anagrams: OUTWALK +S WALTZERS

Anagrams: WAITERS, WARIEST, +A AIRWAVES Hooks: WALTZES

WASTRIE WAIVING +S OUTWALKS see waltz [v]

Hooks: see waive [v] +S WALKOUTS Hooks:

+A AWAITERS WAKAMES WALKUPS +R WALTZERS

+D TAWDRIES see wakame [n] see walkup [n] WAMBLED

+E SWEATIER WAKANDA WALKWAY see wamble [v]

+E WASTERIE a supernatural force in Sioux a passage for walking [n -S] WAMBLES

+E WEARIEST beliefs, also WAHCONDA [n -S] Hooks: see wamble [v]

+H WATERISH Hooks: +A WALKAWAY WAMEFOU

+I WISTERIA +S WAKANDAS +S WALKWAYS a bellyful, also WAMEFUL [n

+K WATERSKI WAKEFUL WALLABY -S]

+M WARTIMES not sleeping [adj] a small kangaroo [n Hooks:

+N TINWARES WAKENED WALLABIES] +S WAMEFOUS

+P WIRETAPS see waken [v] WALLAHS WAMEFUL

+R STRAWIER Hooks: see wallah [n] a bellyful, also WAMEFOU [n

+S WAISTERS +A AWAKENED Hooks: -S]

+S WAITRESS +E WEAKENED +Y HALLWAYS Hooks:

+S WASTRIES +P KNAPWEED WALLETS +S WAMEFULS

+T WARTIEST WAKENER see wallet [n] WAMPISH

WAITERS one that wakens, also WAKER WALLEYE to brandish [v -ED, -ING,

see waiter [n] [n -S] an eye having a white cornea -ES]

Anagrams: WAISTER, WARIEST, Anagrams: REWAKEN [n -S] Hooks:

WASTRIE Hooks: Hooks: +S SWAMPISH

Hooks: +A AWAKENER +D WALLEYED WAMPUMS

+A AWAITERS +A REAWAKEN +S WALLEYES see wampum [n]

+D TAWDRIES +C NECKWEAR +S WEASELLY WAMUSES

+E SWEATIER +E WEAKENER WALLEYS see wamus [n]

+E WASTERIE +O REAWOKEN see no definition availabl Hooks:

+E WEARIEST +S REWAKENS Hooks: +M WAMMUSES

+H WATERISH +S WAKENERS +E WALLEYES +P WAMPUSES

+I WISTERIA WAKIKIS +E WEASELLY WANDERS

+K WATERSKI see wakiki [n] WALLIES see wander [v]

+M WARTIMES WAKINGS see wally [n] Anagrams: WARDENS

+N TINWARES see waking [n] Hooks: Hooks:

+P WIRETAPS Hooks: +D SIDEWALL +E ANSWERED

+R STRAWIER +H HAWKINGS WALLING +H SWANHERD

+S WAISTERS +L WALKINGS walls collectively [n -S] +P PREDAWNS

+S WAITRESS +N SWANKING Hooks: WANGANS

+S WASTRIES WALKERS +D WINDGALL see wangan [n]

+T WARTIEST see walker [n] +O ALLOWING Hooks:

WAITING WALKIES WALLOPS +I WANIGANS

the occupation of a waiter [n as in 'go walkies' [n] see wallop [v] WANGLED

-S] Anagrams: SAWLIKE WALLOWS see wangle [v]

Hooks: Hooks: see wallow [v] Hooks:

+A AWAITING +D SIDEWALK Anagrams: SWALLOW +R WRANGLED

+S WAISTING +N SWANLIKE Hooks: +T TWANGLED

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WANGLER WANNESS +S WARBLERS WARIEST

one who wangles [n -S] the state of being wan [n WARBLES see wary [adj]

Anagrams: WRANGLE -ES] see warble [v] Anagrams: WAISTER, WAITERS,

Hooks: WANNEST Anagrams: BAWLERS WASTRIE

+D WRANGLED see wan [adj] Hooks: Hooks:

+R WRANGLER WANNING +B WABBLERS +A AWAITERS

+S WANGLERS see wan [v] +C BECRAWLS +D TAWDRIES

+S WRANGLES Hooks: +R BRAWLERS +E SWEATIER

+T TWANGLER +A WANNIGAN +R WARBLERS +E WASTERIE

WANGLES +S SWANNING WARDENS +E WEARIEST

see wangle [v] +U UNWANING see warden [v] +H WATERISH

Hooks: WANTAGE Anagrams: WANDERS +I WISTERIA

+R WANGLERS a shortage [n -S] Hooks: +K WATERSKI

+R WRANGLES Hooks: +E ANSWERED +M WARTIMES

+T TWANGLES +S WANTAGES +H SWANHERD +N TINWARES

+U GUNWALES WANTERS +P PREDAWNS +P WIRETAPS

WANGUNS see wanter [n] WARDERS +R STRAWIER

see wangun [n] Hooks: see warder [v] +S WAISTERS

WANIEST +G TWANGERSAnagrams: DRAWERS, REDRAWS,

+S WAITRESS

see wany [adj] +I TINWARES REWARDS +S WASTRIES

Anagrams: TAWNIES +Y STERNWAY Hooks: +T WARTIEST

Hooks: WANTING +A AWARDERS WARISON

+F FAWNIEST see want [v] +E REDWARES wealth [n -S]

+G SWEATING Hooks: +L DRAWLERS Hooks:

+H INSWATHE +G TWANGING +S WARDRESS +B RAINBOWS

+K TWANKIES WANTONS WARDING +S WARISONS

+R TINWARES see wanton [v] the act of guarding [n -S] +T WAITRONS

+T TAWNIEST Hooks: Anagrams: DRAWING WARKING

WANIGAN +M TOWNSMAN Hooks: see wark [v]

a logger's chest for WAPITIS +A AWARDING Hooks:

supplies, also WANGAN, see wapiti [n] +F DWARFING +C WRACKING

WANGUN, WANNIGAN [n -S] WAPPING +L DRAWLING +E REWAKING

Hooks: see wap [v] +S DRAWINGS +E WREAKING

+N WANNIGAN Hooks: +S SWARDING WARLESS

+S WANIGANS +H WHAPPING WAREZES free from war [adj]

WANIONS +R WRAPPING see no definition availabl Anagrams: WARSLES, WRASSLE

see wanion [n] +S SWAPPING WARFARE Hooks:

WANKERS WARBIRD to wage war [v WARFARED, +D WARDLESS

see wanker [n] a vintage military aircraft, WARFARING, WARFARES] +D WRASSLED

Anagrams: SWANKER no longer in active use [n Hooks: +R WARSLERS

Hooks: -S] +S WARFARES +S WRASSLES

+E REWAKENS Hooks: +Y WAYFARER +T WARSTLES

+E WAKENERS +S WARBIRDS WARGAME +T WARTLESS

+I SWANKIER WARBLED see no definition availabl +T WASTRELS

WANKING see warble [v] Hooks: +T WRASTLES

see wank [v] Anagrams: BRAWLED +D WARGAMED +U WALRUSES

Hooks: Hooks: +R WARGAMER WARLIKE

+E WAKENING +A DRAWABLE +S WARGAMES pertaining to war [adj]

+S SWANKING WARBLER WARHEAD Hooks:

WANNABE someone who warbles [n -S] the explosive part of a +E WEAKLIER

a would-be-if-could-be, also Anagrams: BRAWLER missile [n -S] +T WARTLIKE

WANNABEE [n -S] Hooks: Hooks: +Y WALKYRIE

Hooks: +I BRAWLIER +D HEADWARD WARLOCK

+E WANNABEE +I WARBLIER +R HARDWARE a wizard [n -S]

+S WANNABES +S BRAWLERS +S WARHEADS Hooks:

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+E LACEWORK +L SPRAWLER +T WARSTLED +N INTERWAR

+S WARLOCKS +M PREWARMS +T WRASTLED +S STRAWIER

WARLORD +N PRAWNERS WARSLER WARTIME

a commander [n -S] +N PREWARNS one who takes part in hand to a time of war [n -S]

Hooks: +P PREWRAPS hand contests, also WRESTLER, Hooks:

+S WARLORDS +P WRAPPERS WARSTLER [n -S] +D MIDWATER

WARMERS WARPING Hooks: +S WARTIMES

see warmer [n] the act of warping [n -S] +B BRAWLERS WARWORK

Anagrams: REWARMS, SWARMER

Hooks: +B WARBLERS work done during the war [n

Hooks: +A PARAWING +C CRAWLERS -S]

+O EARWORMS +N PRAWNING +C SCRAWLER Hooks:

+P PREWARMS +P WRAPPING +D DRAWLERS +E WORKWEAR

+S SWARMERS WARRANT +P SPRAWLER +S WARWORKS

WARMEST to justify, also WARRAN, +S WARSLERS WARWORN

see warm [adj] WARRAND [v -ED, -ING, -S] +T TRAWLERS wearied by war [adj]

Hooks: Hooks: +T WARSTLER WASABIS

+E STEMWARE +S WARRANTS WARSLES see wasabi [n]

+I WARTIMES +Y WARRANTY see warsle [v] WASHBAG

WARMING WARRENS Anagrams: WARLESS, WRASSLE see no definition availabl

the action of making warm [n see warren [n] Hooks: Hooks:

-S] Anagrams: WARNERS +D WARDLESS +S WASHBAGS

Hooks: Hooks: +D WRASSLED WASHDAY

+S SWARMING +E ANSWERER +R WARSLERS a day on which one washes

+S WARMINGS +P PRAWNERS +S WRASSLES clothes [n -S]

WARMISH +P PREWARNS +T WARSTLES Hooks:

somewhat warm [adj] WARRING +T WARTLESS +E HEADWAYS

WARMTHS see war [v] +T WASTRELS +R HAYWARDS

see warmth [n] Hooks: +T WRASTLES +S WASHDAYS

WARMUPS +O ARROWING +U WALRUSES WASHERS

see warmup [n] WARRIOR WARSTLE see washer [v]

WARNERS a soldier experienced in to take part in hand to hand Anagrams: HAWSERS, SWASHER

see warner [n] warfare [n -S] contests [v WARSTLED, Hooks:

Anagrams: WARRENS Hooks: WARSTLING, WARSTLES] +E REWASHES

Hooks: +S WARRIORS Anagrams: WASTREL, WRASTLE +O SAWHORSE

+E ANSWERER WARSAWS Hooks: +S SWASHERS

+P PRAWNERS see warsaw [n] +D WARSTLED +T SWATHERS

+P PREWARNS WARSHIP +D WRASTLED WASHIER

WARNING a ship armed for combat [n +R TRAWLERS see washy [adj]

something that warns [n -S] -S] +R WARSTLER Anagrams: WEARISH

Hooks: Hooks: +S WARSTLES Hooks:

+P PRAWNING +D WARDSHIP +S WARTLESS +D DISHWARE

+S WARNINGS +S WARSHIPS +S WASTRELS +D RAWHIDES

WARPAGE +Y WHIPRAYS +S WRASTLES +N SHERWANI

the act of warping [n -S] WARSLED +Y TRAWLEYS +T WATERISH

Hooks: see warsle [v] +Z WALTZERS +Y HAYWIRES

+S WARPAGES Hooks: WARTHOG WASHING

WARPATH +C SCRAWLED an African wild hog [n -S] the act of cleansing [n -S]

the path followed on a +D DAWDLERS Hooks: Anagrams: SHAWING

military expedition [n -S] +D WADDLERS +S WARTHOGS Hooks:

Hooks: +E LEEWARDS WARTIER +C CHINWAGS

+S WARPATHS +F SELFWARD see warty [adj] +K HAWKINGS

WARPERS +P SPRAWLED Hooks: +L SHAWLING

see warper [n] +R DRAWLERS +D TAWDRIER +L WHALINGS

Anagrams: REWRAPS +S WARDLESS +E WATERIER +P PSHAWING

Hooks: +S WRASSLED +H WRATHIER +S SWASHING

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+S WASHINGS +S WASTAGES -S] +S WATERERS

+T SWATHING +T WATTAGES Anagrams: WAISTER, WAITERS, WATTAGE

+T THAWINGS +Y GATEWAYS WARIEST an amount of power expressed

WASHOUT +Y GETAWAYS Hooks: in watts [n -S]

an erosion of earth by water WASTERS +A AWAITERS Hooks:

[n -S] see waster [v] +D TAWDRIES +M MEGAWATT

Anagrams: OUTWASH Hooks: +E SWEATIER +S WATTAGES

Hooks: +D STEWARDS +E WASTERIE WATTAPE

+P SOUTHPAW +E SWEATERS +E WEARIEST a thread made from tree

+S WASHOUTS +F FRETSAWS +H WATERISH roots, also WATAP, WATAPE [n

WASHRAG +H SWATHERS +I WISTERIA -S]

a face-cloth [n -S] +I WAISTERS +K WATERSKI Hooks:

Hooks: +I WAITRESS +M WARTIMES +S WATTAPES

+S WASHRAGS +I WASTRIES +N TINWARES WATTEST

WASHTUB +L WARSTLES +P WIRETAPS see wat [adj]

a tub used for washing +L WARTLESS +R STRAWIER Hooks:

clothes [n -S] +L WASTRELS +S WAISTERS +L TWATTLES

Hooks: +L WRASTLES +S WAITRESS WATTLED

+S WASHTUBS +T SWATTERS +S WASTRIES see wattle [v]

WASHUPS WASTERY +T WARTIEST Hooks:

see washup [n] reckless extravagance, also WATAPES +T TWATTLED

WASPIERWASTERIE, WASTRIE, WASTRY [n

see watape [n] WATTLES

see waspy [adj] WASTERIES] Hooks: see wattle [v]

Hooks: Hooks: +T WATTAPES Hooks:

+D RIPSAWED +L TRAWLEYS WATCHED +O WASTELOT

+I PAIRWISE +N STERNWAY see watch [v] +S WATTLESS

+L SLIPWARE WASTING Hooks: +T TWATTLES

+M SWAMPIER the act of wasting [n -S] +K THWACKED WAUCHTS

+T WIRETAPS Anagrams: TAWSING +U WAUCHTED see waucht [v]

+W WARPWISE Hooks: WATCHER WAUGHTS

WASPILY +E SWEATING one who watches [n -S] see waught [v]

in a stinging manner [adv] +H SWATHING Hooks: WAUKING

Anagrams: SLIPWAY +H THAWINGS +K THWACKER see wauk [v]

Hooks: +I WAISTING +S WATCHERS WAULING

+L SPILLWAY +I WAITINGS WATCHES the act of crying like a cat

+S SLIPWAYS +R RINGTAWS see watch [v] [n -S]

WASPISH +R STRAWING Hooks: WAVELET

like a wasp [adj] +T SWATTING +R WATCHERS a small wave [n -S]

Hooks: WASTREL +S SWATCHES Hooks:

+M SWAMPISH one who wastes [n -S] WATERED +S WAVELETS

+R WARSHIPS Anagrams: WARSTLE, WRASTLE see water [v] WAVEOFF

+W WHIPSAWS Hooks:Anagrams: DEWATER, TARWEED

the act of denying landing

+Y SHIPWAYS +D WARSTLED Hooks: rights to an aircraft [n -S]

WASSAIL +D WRASTLED +B WATERBED Hooks:

to sing good wishes [v -ED, +R TRAWLERS +H WREATHED +S WAVEOFFS

-ING, -S] +R WARSTLER +I WAITERED WAVERED

Hooks: +S WARSTLES +R REDWATER see waver [v]

+H SAHIWALS +S WARTLESS +S DEWATERS Hooks:

+S WASSAILS +S WASTRELS +S TARWEEDS +E REWEAVED

WASTAGE +S WRASTLES WATERER +O OVERAWED

something that is wasted [n +Y TRAWLEYS one that waters [n -S] +O REAVOWED

-S] +Z WALTZERS Hooks: WAVERER

Hooks: WASTRIE +D REDWATER one who wavers [n -S]

+F WAFTAGES reckless extravagance, also +H WREATHER Hooks:

+N WANTAGESWASTERIE, WASTERY, WASTRY [n

+I WATERIER +I WAVERIER

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+O OVERWEAR see waylay [v] +D ANSWERED +S SWEARING

+S WAVERERS WAYLAYS +K REWAKENS +T TWANGIER

WAVICLE see waylay [v] +K WAKENERS +T WATERING

a subatomic particle that can Hooks: +L RENEWALS +V WAVERING

act like both a wave and a +A LAYAWAYS +M MENSWEAR +X REWAXING

particle [n -S] +F FLYAWAYS +R ANSWERER +Y WEARYING

Hooks: WAYLESS WEANING WEARISH

+S WAVICLES having no path [adj] an act of weaning [n -S] tasteless [adj]

WAVIEST WAYMARK Hooks: Anagrams: WASHIER

see wavy [adj] a mark showing the way [n -S] +D AWNINGED Hooks:

WAWLING / to mark with a waymark [v +K WAKENING +D DISHWARE

the act of crying like a cat -ED, -ING, -S] +L WEANLING +D RAWHIDES

[n -S] Hooks: WEAPONS +N SHERWANI

WAXABLE +S WAYMARKS see weapon [v] +T WATERISH

able to be waxed [adj] WAYSIDE WEARERS +Y HAYWIRES

WAXBILL the side of the road [n -S] see wearer [n] WEASAND

a tropical bird [n -S] Anagrams: SIDEWAY Anagrams: REWEARS, SWEARER the throat, also WEASON,

Hooks: Hooks: Hooks:WEAZAND, WESAND, WESSAND,

+S WAXBILLS +L SLIDEWAY +D REDWARES WEZAND [n -S]

WAXIEST +S SIDEWAYS +G WAGERERS Hooks:

see waxy [adj] +S WAYSIDES +K WREAKERS +S WEASANDS

Anagrams: TAXWISE +T TIDEWAYS +N ANSWERER +Z WEAZANDS

WAXINGS WAYWARD +S SWEARERS WEASELS

see waxing [n] wilful [adj] +T WATERERS see weasel [v]

Hooks: WAYWORN +V WAVERERS Anagrams: AWELESS

+W WAXWINGS fatigued by travel [adj] WEARIED Hooks:

WAXLIKE WEAKENS see weary [v] +G WAGELESS

resembling wax [adj] see weaken [v] Hooks: +K WAKELESS

WAXWEED Hooks: +T WAITERED +V WAVELESS

an annual herb [n -S] +P NEWSPEAK WEARIER WEASELY

Hooks: +R REWAKENS see weary [adj] like a weasel (an animal),

+S WAXWEEDS +R WAKENERS Hooks: also WEASELLY [adj]

WAXWING +S WEAKNESS +T WATERIER Anagrams: LEEWAYS

a bird [n -S] WEAKEST +V WAVERIER Hooks:

Hooks: see weak [adj] WEARIES +L WALLEYES

+S WAXWINGS WEAKISH see weary [v] +L WEASELLY

WAXWORK somewhat weak [adj] Hooks: WEASONS

an effigy in wax [n -S] Anagrams: HAWKIES +C WISEACRE see weason [n]

Hooks: Hooks: +T SWEATIER Hooks:

+S WAXWORKS +F WEAKFISH +T WASTERIE +B SAWBONES

WAXWORM WEAKONS +T WEARIEST WEATHER

a moth that infests beehives see weakon [n] WEARILY to expose to atmospheric

[n -S] Hooks: in a weary manner [adv] conditions [v -ED, -ING, -S]

Hooks: +H HAWKNOSE Hooks:Anagrams: WHEREAT, WREATHE

+S WAXWORMS WEALTHS +K WALKYRIE Hooks:

WAYANGS see wealth [n] +T WATERILY +A AWEATHER

see no definition availabl Hooks: WEARING +A HAWEATER

Hooks: +G THALWEGS the process or wasting [n -S] +A WHEATEAR

+G GANGWAYS +S THAWLESS Hooks: +D WREATHED

WAYBILL WEALTHY +B BEWARING +N WATERHEN

a list of goods for shipping having valuable possessions +F WAFERING +N WREATHEN

[n -S] [adj WEALTHIER, WEALTHIEST] +G WAGERING +R WREATHER

Hooks: WEANERS +K REWAKING +S WEATHERS

+S WAYBILLS see weaner [n] +K WREAKING +S WREATHES

WAYLAID Hooks: +S RESAWING +V WHATEVER

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WEAVERS a single document on the Hooks: Hooks:

see weaver [n] World Wide Web [n -S] +E EDGEWISE +S WEENSIER

Hooks: Hooks: +P PIGWEEDS WEENIES

+E REWEAVES +S WEBPAGES +T WEDGIEST see weenie [n]

+O OVERAWES WEBSITE WEDGING Hooks:

+R WAVERERS a location on the Internet [n a method of joining timber [n +R WEENSIER

WEAVING -S] -S] +S SWEENIES

the act of making cloth [n Hooks: WEDLOCK +T TWEENIES

-S] +B WEBBIEST the married state [n -S] +T WEENIEST

Hooks: +S WEBSITES Hooks: WEENING

+R WAVERING WEBSTER +S WEDLOCKS see ween [v]

+S WEAVINGS a weaver [n -S] WEEDBED Hooks:

WEAZAND Anagrams: BESTREW see no definition availabl +R RENEWING

the throat, also WEASAND, Hooks: Anagrams: BEDEWED WEEPERS

WEASON, WESAND, WESSAND, +N BESTREWN Hooks: see weeper [n]

WEZAND [n -S] +O BESTOWER +S WEEDBEDS Anagrams: SWEEPER

Hooks: +S BESTREWS WEEDERS Hooks:

+S WEAZANDS +S WEBSTERS see weeder [n] +I SWEEPIER

WEBBIER WEBWORK Anagrams: RESEWED, SEWERED +S SWEEPERS

see webby [adj] a weblike pattern or Hooks: WEEPIER

WEBBING structure [n -S] +K SKEWERED see weepy [adj]

woven strips of fibre [n -S] Hooks: +T WESTERED Hooks:

Hooks: +S WEBWORKS WEEDIER +S SWEEPIER

+S WEBBINGS WEBWORM see weedy [adj] WEEPIES

WEBCAMS a web-spinning caterpillar [n Hooks: see weepie [n]

see webcam [n] -S] +B DWEEBIER Hooks:

WEBCAST Hooks: +F FIREWEED +R SWEEPIER

to transmit sound and images +S WEBWORMS +T TWEEDIER +T WEEPIEST

via the World Wide Web [v WEBZINE +V REVIEWED WEEPILY

-ED, -ING, -S] a magazine published on the WEEDILY see weepy [adv]

Hooks: Internet [n -S] in a weedy manner [adv] WEEPING

+K WETBACKS Hooks: Hooks: the act of one crying [n -S]

+S WEBCASTS +S WEBZINES +T TWEEDILY Hooks:

WEBFEET WEDDERS WEEDING +H WHEEPING

see webfoot [n] see wedder [v] the task of weeding [n -S] +S SWEEPING

WEBFOOT WEDDING Hooks: +S WEEPINGS

a foot with the toes joined a marriage ceremony [n -S] +B BEDEWING WEETING

[n WEBFEET] Hooks: +B BEWINGED see weete [v]

WEBINAR +S WEDDINGS +L WEDELING Hooks:

a seminar via the World Wide WEDELED WEEJUNS +S SWEETING

Web [n -S] see wedel [v] see no definition availabl +T TWEETING

Hooks: Hooks: WEEKDAY +Z TWEEZING

+G BEWARING +H WHEEDLED usually any day from Monday WEEVERS

+R BRAWNIER +R REWELDED to Friday [n -S] see weever [n]

+S WEBINARS +T TWEEDLED Hooks: Hooks:

WEBLESS WEDELNS +H HAWKEYED +A REWEAVES

having no webs [adj] see wedeln [v] +S WEEKDAYS WEEVILS

WEBLIKE Hooks: WEEKEND see weevil [n]

resembling a web [adj] +S LEWDNESS to take a holiday on Saturday Hooks:

Hooks: WEDGIER or Sunday [v -ED, -ING, -S] +A ALEWIVES

+Y BIWEEKLY see wedgy [adj] Hooks: +D SWIVELED

WEBLOGS Hooks: +A WEAKENED +S VIEWLESS

see weblog [n] +L WEREGILD +S WEEKENDS WEEVILY

Anagrams: BOWLEGS WEDGIES WEENIER infested with weevils [adj]

WEBPAGE see wedgie [n] see weeny [adj] Hooks:

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+L WEEVILLY Hooks: +O DOWELING +G WERGELTS

WEEWEED +L WIELDIER +S SWINGLED +R WRESTLER

see weewee [v] +S WEIRDIES +Y WINGEDLY +S SWELTERS

WEEWEES WEIRDLY WELDORS +S WRESTLES

see weewee [v] in a weird manner [adv] see weldor [n] +Y WESTERLY

WEIGELA WEIRDOS Hooks: WELTING

a flowering shrub, also see weirdo [n] +B BOWLDERS a cord used to reinforce a

WEIGELIA [n -S] Anagrams: DOWRIES, ROWDIES +C CLOWDERS seam [n -S]

Hooks: Hooks: +R WORLDERS Anagrams: WINGLET

+I WEIGELIA +C CROWDIES +S WORDLESS Hooks:

+S WEIGELAS +E DOWERIES WELFARE +F LEFTWING

WEIGHED +E WEIRDOES general well-being [n -S] +O TOWELING

see weigh [v] +N DISOWNER Hooks: +S WELTINGS

Hooks: +O WOODSIER +L FAREWELL +S WINGLETS

+T WEIGHTED +R DROWSIER +S WELFARES WENCHED

WEIGHER +T ROWDIEST WELKINS see wench [v]

one that weighs [n -S] +T WORDIEST see welkin [n] Hooks:

Anagrams: REWEIGH +W WIDOWERS Anagrams: WINKLES +R WRENCHED

Hooks: WELCHED Hooks: +U UNCHEWED

+P PREWEIGH see welch [v] +A SWANLIKE WENCHER

+S REWEIGHS WELCHER +L INKWELLS one who wenches [n -S]

+S WEIGHERS one who welches, also WELSHER +O SNOWLIKE Hooks:

+T WEIGHTER [n -S] +R WINKLERS +D WRENCHED

WEIGHTS Hooks: +R WRINKLES +R WRENCHER

see weight [v] +I CLERIHEW +T TWINKLES +S WENCHERS

WEIGHTY +S WELCHERS WELLIES +S WRENCHES

having a great weight [adj WELCHES see wellie [n] WENCHES

WEIGHTIER, WEIGHTIEST] see welch [v] Hooks: see wench [v]

WEINERS Anagrams: LECHWES +T WELLSITE Hooks:

see weiner [n] Hooks: WELLING +R WENCHERS

Anagrams: NEWSIER, WIENERS +A ESCHEWAL an outpouring [n -S] +R WRENCHES

Hooks: +R WELCHERS Hooks: WENDIGO

+D REWIDENS WELCOME +D DWELLING a mythical monster [n -S]

+D WIDENERS to greet cordially [v +S SWELLING Anagrams: WIDGEON

+E WEENSIER WELCOMED, WELCOMING, WELSHED Hooks:

+G RESEWING WELCOMES] see welsh [v] +L DOWELING

+G SEWERING Hooks: Hooks: +N ENDOWING

+I WINERIES +D WELCOMED +E WHEEDLES +R DOWERING

+W NEWSWIRE +R WELCOMER WELSHER +S WENDIGOS

WEIRDED +S WELCOMES one who welches, also WELCHER +S WIDGEONS

see weird [v] WELDERS [n -S] WENDING

Hooks: see welder [n] Hooks: see wend [v]

+L WILDERED Anagrams: REWELDS +C WELCHERS Hooks:

+N REWINDED Hooks: +E WHEELERS +A AWNINGED

WEIRDER +A LEEWARDS +S WELSHERS +I WIDENING

see weird [adj] +G WERGELDS WELSHES +O ENDOWING

Anagrams: REWIRED +I WIELDERS see welsh [v] WENNIER

Hooks: +L DWELLERS Hooks: see wenny [adj]

+H WHERRIED +T WRESTLED +R WELSHERS Hooks:

+N REWINDER WELDING +T THEWLESS +G RENEWING

+P PREWIRED the act of welding [n -S] WELTERS WENNISH

+W WIREDREW Hooks: see welter [v] resembling a wen, also WENNY

WEIRDIE +E WEDELING Anagrams: SWELTER, WRESTLE [adj]

a very strange person, also +I WIELDING Hooks: Hooks:

WEIRDO, WEIRDY [n -S] +L DWELLING +D WRESTLED +I WHINNIES

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WERGELD +R STREWERS moisturising [n -S] also WHOPPER [n -S]

a price paid for taking a +R WRESTERS Hooks: Hooks:

man's life, also WEREGILD, WESTING +E TWEETING +S WHAPPERS

WERGELT, WERGILD [n -S] a shifting west [n -S] +H WHETTING WHARFED

Hooks: Anagrams: STEWING, TWINGES +S WETTINGS see wharf [v]

+I WEREGILD Hooks: WETTISH WHARVES

+O GLOWERED +A SWEATING somewhat wet [adj] see wharve [n]

+O REGLOWED +E SWEETING Anagrams: WHITEST WHATCHA

+S WERGELDS +I WINGIEST Hooks: see no definition availabl

WERGELT +L WELTINGS +C TWITCHES Hooks:

a price paid for taking a +L WINGLETS +E THEWIEST +Y HATCHWAY

man's life, also WEREGILD, +R STREWING +I WHITIEST WHATNOT

WERGELD, WERGILD [n -S] +R WRESTING +I WITHIEST a pretty set of shelves [n

Hooks: +S WESTINGS +L WHITTLES -S]

+S WERGELTS +T WETTINGS +R WHITTERS Hooks:

WERGILD WETBACK WETWARE +S WHATNOTS

a price paid for taking a an illegal Mexican in the USA the living human brain [n -S] WHATSIS

man's life, also WEREGILD, [n -S] Hooks: whatever [n -ES]

WERGELD, WERGELT [n -S] Hooks: +S WETWARES Hooks:

Hooks: +S WETBACKS WHACKED +E WASHIEST

+E WEREGILD WETHERS see whack [v] +G SIGHTSAW

+G WRIGGLED see wether [n] Hooks: +R TRISHAWS

+S WERGILDS Hooks: +T THWACKED +T WHATSITS

WERWOLF +A WEATHERS WHACKER WHATSIT

a person who supposedly +A WREATHES (Australian slang) a likeable whatever [n -S]

changes into a wolf, also +C WRETCHES funny fool, also WACKER [n Hooks:

WEREWOLF [n WERWOLVES] +T WHETTERS -S] +S WHATSITS

Hooks: WETLAND Hooks: WHEATEN

+E WEREWOLF marshy land [n -S] +I WHACKIER a pale yellowish colour [n

WESKITS Hooks: +S WHACKERS -S]

see weskit [n] +G TWANGLED +T THWACKER Hooks:

WESSAND +S WETLANDS WHACKOS +R WATERHEN

the throat, also WEASAND, WETNESS see whacko [n] +R WREATHEN

WEASON, WEAZAND, WESAND, the state of being wet [n Hooks: +S ENSWATHE

WEZAND [n -S] -ES] +E WHACKOES +S WHEATENS

Hooks: Hooks: WHALERS WHEEDLE

+A WEASANDS +E SWEETENS see whaler [n] to entice by soft words, also

+S WESSANDS +E TWEENESS WHALING WHILLY [v WHEEDLED,

WESTERN +I NEWSIEST the business of catching WHEEDLING, WHEEDLES]

one who lives in the west [n +R WESTERNS whales [n -S] Anagrams: WHEELED

-S] WETSUIT Hooks: Hooks:

Hooks: a close-fitting rubberlike +S SHAWLING +D WHEEDLED

+B BESTREWN suit worn in cold water by +S WHALINGS +P WHEEPLED

+E TWEENERS skin divers [n -S] WHAMMED +R WHEEDLER

+S WESTERNS Hooks: see wham [v] +S WHEEDLES

WESTERS +S WETSUITS WHANGED WHEELED

see wester [v] WETTERS see whang [v] see wheel [v]

Hooks: see wetter [n] WHANGEE Anagrams: WHEEDLE

+A SWEATERS Hooks: an Asian grass [n -S] Hooks:

+B BESTREWS +E TWEETERS Hooks: +D WHEEDLED

+B WEBSTERS +H WHETTERS +S WHANGEES +P WHEEPLED

+C SETSCREW WETTEST WHAPPED +R WHEEDLER

+L SWELTERS see wet [adj] see whap [v] +S WHEEDLES

+L WRESTLES WETTING WHAPPER WHEELER

+N WESTERNS a liquid used for something unusually large, one who wheels [n -S]

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Hooks: +N WREATHEN WHIFFET +D HINDWING

+D WHEEDLER +R WREATHER a paltry person [n -S] +G WHINGING

+I EREWHILE +S WEATHERS Hooks: WHIPPED

+S WHEELERS +S WREATHES +S WHIFFETS see whip [v]

WHEELIE +V WHATEVER WHIFFLE WHIPPER

a manoeuvre on wheels [n -S] WHEREBY to blow in puffs [v WHIFFLED, one that whips [n -S]

Hooks: by which [adv] WHIFFLING, WHIFFLES] Hooks:

+R EREWHILE WHEREIN Hooks: +I WHIPPIER

+S WHEELIES in which place [adv] +D WHIFFLED +S WHIPPERS

WHEEPED Hooks: +R WHIFFLER WHIPPET

see wheep [v] +T WHITENER +S WHIFFLES a small swift dog [n -S]

Hooks: WHEREOF WHILING Hooks:

+L WHEEPLED of what [adv] see while [v] +S WHIPPETS

+M HEMPWEED WHEREON Hooks: WHIPPIT

WHEEPLE on which [adv] +R WHIRLING see no definition availabl

to give a prolonged whistle, Anagrams: NOWHERE WHIMPER Hooks:

also WHEEP [v WHEEPLED, Hooks: to cry plaintively [v -ED, +S WHIPPITS

WHEEPLING, WHEEPLES] +S NOWHERES -ING, -S] WHIPRAY

Hooks: WHERETO Hooks: a stingray [n -S]

+D WHEEPLED to what [adv] +S WHIMPERS Hooks:

+S WHEEPLES WHERVES WHIMSEY +S WHIPRAYS

WHEEZED see wherve [n] a gentle fantasy [n -S] WHIPSAW

see wheeze [v] Hooks: Hooks: to cut with a narrow tapering

WHEEZER +O WHOSEVER +S WHIMSEYSsaw [v WHIPSAWED, WHIPSAWN,

one who wheezes [n -S] WHETHER WHINERS WHIPSAWING, WHIPSAWS]

Hooks: if it be the case that [conj] see whiner [n] Hooks:

+I WHEEZIER Hooks: Hooks: +N WHIPSAWN

+S WHEEZERS +I HEREWITH +A SHERWANI +S WHIPSAWS

WHEEZES WHETTED +C WINCHERS WHIRLED

see wheeze [v] see whet [v] +G SHREWING see whirl [v]

Hooks: WHETTER +G WHINGERS WHIRLER

+R WHEEZERS one that whets [n -S] WHINGED one that whirls [n -S]

WHELMED Hooks: see whinge [v] Hooks:

see whelm [v] +S WHETTERS WHINGER +I WHIRLIER

WHELPED WHEYISH one who whinges [n -S] +S WHIRLERS

see whelp [v] like whey [adj] Hooks: WHIRRED

Hooks: WHICKER +I WHINGIER see whir [v]

+E WHEEPLED to whinny [v -ED, -ING, -S] +S SHREWING Hooks:

WHEREAS Hooks: +S WHINGERS +A HARDWIRE

an introduction of a formal +A WHACKIER WHINGES +E WHERRIED

document [n -ES] +S WHICKERS see whinge [v] +I WHIRRIED

Hooks: WHIDAHS Anagrams: SHEWING WHISHED

+D REWASHED see whidah [n] Hooks: see whish [v]

+S REWASHES WHIDDED +L WELSHING Hooks:

+T WEATHERS see whid [v] +R SHREWING +T WHISHTED

+T WREATHES WHIFFED +R WHINGERS WHISHES

WHEREAT see whiff [v] WHINIER see whish [v]

at what [adv] Hooks: see whiny [adj] Hooks:

Anagrams: WEATHER, WREATHE

+L WHIFFLED Hooks: +R SHREWISH

Hooks: WHIFFER +G WHINGIER WHISHTS

+A AWEATHER one that whiffs [n -S] +N WHINNIER see whisht [v]

+A HAWEATER Hooks: WHINING WHISKED

+A WHEATEAR +I WHIFFIER the cry of a whine [n -S] see whisk [v]

+D WREATHED +L WHIFFLER Hooks: WHISKER

+N WATERHEN +S WHIFFERS +C WINCHING coarse hair on the face [n

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-S] see whitey [n] +I WHIZZIER WHOPPER

Hooks: WHITHER +S WHIZZERS something unusually large,

+C WHICKERS to throw or beat violently [v WHIZZES also WHAPPER [n -S]

+S WHISKERS -ED, -ING, -S] see whizz [v] Hooks:

+Y WHISKERY Hooks: Hooks: +S WHOPPERS

WHISKEY +E HEREWITH +R WHIZZERS WHORING

alcoholic spirit, also WHISKY WHITIER WHOEVER see whore [v]

[n -S] see whity [adj] whatever person [pron] Hooks:

Hooks: Anagrams: WITHIER Anagrams: HOWEVER +L WHORLING

+R WHISKERY Hooks: Hooks: +S SHOWRING

+S WHISKEYS +C WITCHIER +M WHOMEVER +S WHORINGS

WHISPER WHITIES +S WHOSEVER +T INGROWTH

to speak softly [v -ED, -ING, see whity [n] WHOLISM +T THROWING

-S] Anagrams: WITHIES holism (theory) [n -S] +T WORTHING

Hooks: Hooks: Hooks: WHORISH

+M WHIMPERS +N WHINIEST +S WHOLISMS lewd [adj]

+P WHIPPERS +T WHITIEST WHOMPED WHORLED

+S WHISPERS +T WITHIEST see whomp [v] having whorls [adj]

+Y WHISPERY WHITING WHOOFED WHORTLE

WHISTED ground chalk [n -S] see whoof [v] an edible berry, also WHORT

see whist [v] Anagrams: WITHING Hooks: [n -S]

Hooks: Hooks: +I WIFEHOOD Hooks:

+C SWITCHED +C WITCHING WHOOMPH +S WHORTLES

+H WHISHTED +R WRITHING see no definition availabl WHOSESO

+L WHISTLED +S WHISTING Hooks: see no definition availabl

WHISTLE +S WHITINGS +S WHOOMPHS Anagrams: WOOSHES

to make a shrill sound [v +T TWINIGHT WHOOMPS Hooks:

WHISTLED, WHISTLING, WHITISH see no definition availabl +D SWOOSHED

WHISTLES] somewhat white [adj] Hooks: +H WHOOSHES

Hooks: WHITLOW +H WHOOMPHS +N SNOWSHOE

+C SWITCHEL an inflammation of finger or WHOOPED +S SWOOSHES

+D WHISTLED toe [n -S] see whoop [v] WHOSITS

+R WHISTLER Hooks: WHOOPEE see no definition availabl

+S WHISTLES +S WHITLOWS boisterous fun, also WHOOPIE Hooks:

+T WHITTLES WHITTER [n -S] +E SHOWIEST

WHITELY to mutter peevishly [v -ED, Hooks: WHUMPED

in a white manner [adv] -ING, -S] +S WHOOPEES see whump [v]

Hooks: Hooks: WHOOPER WHUPPED

+F WHITEFLY +C TWITCHER one who whoops [n -S] see whup [v]

WHITENS +L WHITTLER Hooks: WHYDAHS

see whiten [v] +S WHITTERS +S WHOOPERS see whydah [n]

Hooks: +T WHITTRET WHOOPIE WICCANS

+A INSWATHE WHITTLE boisterous fun, also WHOOPEE see wiccan [n]

+I WHINIEST to shave or cut bits from [v [n -S] WICKAPE

WHITEST WHITTLED, WHITTLING, Hooks: a flowering shrub [n -S]

see white [adj] WHITTLES] +S WHOOPIES Hooks:

Anagrams: WETTISH Hooks: WHOOPLA +S WICKAPES

Hooks: +D WHITTLED a noisy commotion [n -S] WICKERS

+C TWITCHES +R WHITTLER Hooks: see wicker [n]

+E THEWIEST +S WHITTLES +S WHOOPLAS Hooks:

+I WHITIEST WHIZZED WHOOSIS +H WHICKERS

+I WITHIEST see whiz [v] an unnamed person or object, WICKETS

+L WHITTLES WHIZZER also WHOSIS [n -ES] see wicket [n]

+R WHITTERS one that whizzes [n -S] WHOPPED Hooks:

WHITEYS Hooks: see whop [v] +A WACKIEST

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WICKING Hooks: +S WIFEDOMS +T TWIGLESS

material for wicks [n -S] +L DOWELING WIFTIER WIGLETS

Hooks: +N ENDOWING see wifty [adj] see wiglet [n]

+R WRICKING +R DOWERING WIGEONS Hooks:

+S WICKINGS +S WENDIGOS see wigeon [n] +N WELTINGS

WICKIUP +S WIDGEONS Hooks: +N WINGLETS

an American Indian hut, also WIDGETS +D WENDIGOS +S TWIGLESS

WICKYUP, WIKIUP [n -S] see widget [n] +D WIDGEONS WIGLIKE

Hooks: Hooks: +L LONGWISE like a wig [adj]

+S WICKIUPS +E WEDGIEST +R RESOWING Hooks:

WICKYUP WIDOWED WIGGERS +N WINGLIKE

an American Indian hut, also see widow [v] see wigger [n] +T TWIGLIKE

WICKIUP, WIKIUP [n -S] Hooks: Anagrams: SWIGGER WIGWAGS

Hooks: +N WINDOWED Hooks: see wigwag [v]

+S WICKYUPS WIDOWER +L WIGGLERS WIGWAMS

WIDDERS a man whose wife is dead, +L WRIGGLES see wigwam [n]

see widder [n] also WIDOWMAN [n -S] +S SWIGGERS WIKIUPS

Hooks: Hooks: WIGGERY see wikiup [n]

+A SIDEWARD +S WIDOWERS a wig [n WIGGERIES] Hooks:

WIDDIES WIELDED WIGGIER +C WICKIUPS

see widdy [n] see wield [v] see wiggy [adj] WILDCAT

WIDDLED Hooks: Hooks: to search for oil [v

see widdle [v] +L DILLWEED +L WIGGLIER WILDCATTED, WILDCATTING,

Hooks: +M MILDEWED +T TWIGGIER WILDCATS]

+N DWINDLED +R WILDERED WIGGING Hooks:

+T TWIDDLED WIELDER a scolding [n -S] +S WILDCATS

WIDDLES one who wields [n -S] Hooks: WILDERS

see widdle [v] Hooks: +L WIGGLING see wilder [v]

Hooks: +B BEWILDER +S SWIGGING Anagrams: SWIRLED

+N DWINDLES +D WILDERED +S WIGGINGS Hooks:

+N SWINDLED +G WEREGILD +T TWIGGING +E WIELDERS

+T TWIDDLES +I WIELDIER WIGGLED +G WERGILDS

WIDENED +S WIELDERS see wiggle [v] +N SWINDLER

see widen [v] WIENERS Hooks: WILDEST

Hooks: see wiener [n] +R WRIGGLED see wild [adj]

+B BINDWEED Anagrams: NEWSIER, WEINERS WIGGLER Hooks:

+R REWINDED Hooks: one that wiggles [n -S] +D TWIDDLES

WIDENER +D REWIDENS Anagrams: WRIGGLE +H WHISTLED

one that widens [n -S] +D WIDENERS Hooks: WILDING

Anagrams: REWIDEN +E WEENSIER +A WAGGLIER that which grows wild [n -S]

Hooks: +G RESEWING +D WRIGGLED Hooks:

+D REWINDED +G SEWERING +I WIGGLIER +D WIDDLING

+O IRONWEED +I WINERIES +R WRIGGLER +E WIELDING

+R REWINDER +W NEWSWIRE +S WIGGLERS +L WILDLING

+S REWIDENS WIENIES +S WRIGGLES +N WINDLING

+S WIDENERS see wienie [n] WIGGLES +S WILDINGS

+T WINTERED Anagrams: EISWEIN see wiggle [v] WILDISH

WIDEOUT Hooks: Hooks: somewhat wild [adj]

a receiver in football [n -S] +C ICEWINES +R WIGGLERS WILIEST

Hooks: +R WINERIES +R WRIGGLES see wily [adj]

+L OUTWILED +S EISWEINS WIGLESS Hooks:

+S WIDEOUTS WIFEDOM without a wig [adj] +E LEWISITE

WIDGEON the status of a wife, also Hooks: WILLERS

a river duck [n -S] WIFEHOOD [n -S] +N SWINGLES see willer [n]

Anagrams: WENDIGO Hooks: +N WINGLESS Anagrams: SWILLER

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Hooks: WIMPLES in a windy manner [adv] WINESOP

+S SWILLERS see wimple [v] WINDING a food sopped in wine [n -S]

WILLETS WINCERS material wound about an Hooks:

see willet [n] see wincer [n] object [n -S] +H WINESHOP

Hooks: Hooks: Anagrams: DWINING +S WINESOPS

+E WELLSITE +G SCREWING Hooks: +X SWINEPOX

+O LOWLIEST +H WINCHERS +E WIDENING WINGBOW

WILLFUL WINCEYS +G WINGDING a mark on the wing of a

bent on having one's own way, see wincey [n] +H HINDWING domestic fowl [n -S]

also WILFUL, WILFULLY, WINCHED +L WINDLING Hooks:

WILLYARD, WILLYART [adj] see winch [v] +O INDOWING +S WINGBOWS

Hooks: WINCHER +S WINDINGS WINGERS

+Y WILFULLY one that winches [n -S] WINDLED see winger [n]

WILLIED Hooks: see windle [v] Anagrams: SWINGER

see willy [v] +S WINCHERS Anagrams: DWINDLE Hooks:

Hooks: WINCHES Hooks: +A RESAWING

+F WILDLIFE see winch [v] +D DWINDLED +A SWEARING

WILLIES Hooks: +S DWINDLES +B BREWINGS

see willie [n] +K CHEWINKS +S SWINDLED +C SCREWING

WILLING +R WINCHERS WINDLES +D REDWINGS

inclined or favourably WINCING see windle [v] +E RESEWING

disposed to [adj WILLINGER, the act of flinching [n -S] Anagrams: SWINDLE +E SEWERING

WILLINGEST] Hooks: Hooks: +H SHREWING

Hooks: +H WINCHING +D DWINDLES +H WHINGERS

+D WILDLING WINDAGE +D SWINDLED +I SWINGIER

+S SWILLING the influence of the wind in +G SWINGLED +L NEWSGIRL

+T TWILLING deflecting a missile [n -S] +L INDWELLS +O RESOWING

+Y WILLYING Hooks: +R SWINDLER +R WRINGERS

WILLOWS +N AWNINGED +S SWINDLES +S SWINGERS

see willow [v] +S WINDAGES +S WILDNESS +T STREWING

WILLOWY +X DEWAXING +S WINDLESS +T WRESTING

pliant [adj WILLOWIER, WINDBAG WINDOWS +V SWERVING

WILLOWIEST] a talkative person [n -S] see window [v] WINGIER

WILTING Hooks: Hooks: see wingy [adj]

see wilt [v] +S WINDBAGS +R WINDROWS Hooks:

Anagrams: WITLING WINDERS WINDOWY +D WEIRDING

Hooks: see winder [n] like a window [adj] +H WHINGIER

+L TWILLING Anagrams: REWINDS WINDROW +R REWIRING

+N WINTLING Hooks: to arrange hay or grain in +S SWINGIER

+R TWIRLING +E REWIDENS long rows [v -ED, -ING, -S] WINGING

+S WITLINGS +E WIDENERS Hooks: see wing [v]

WIMBLED +G REDWINGS +S WINDROWS Hooks:

see wimble [v] +L SWINDLER WINDUPS +D WINGDING

WIMBLES +O DISOWNER see windup [n] +H WHINGING

see wimble [v] WINDIER Anagrams: UPWINDS +R WRINGING

WIMPIER see windy [adj] WINDWAY +S SWINGING

see wimpy [adj] Hooks: a passage for air [n -S] +T TWINGING

WIMPING +G WEIRDING Hooks: WINGLET

see wimp [v] WINDIGO +S WINDWAYS a small wing [n -S]

Hooks: a mythical monster [n -S] WINESAP Anagrams: WELTING

+L WIMPLING Hooks: a red apple with somewhat Hooks:

WIMPISH +N INDOWING tart flesh [n -S] +F LEFTWING

ineffectual, also WIMPY [adj] +S WINDIGOS Hooks: +O TOWELING

WIMPLED +W WIDOWING +L PINWALES +S WELTINGS

see wimple [v] WINDILY +S WINESAPS +S WINGLETS

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WINGMAN +S WINKLERS [adj WINTERIER, WINTERIEST] +T TWISTIER

the pilot behind the leader +S WRINKLES Hooks: WIRINGS

in a flying formation [n +T TWINKLER +L WINTERLY see wiring [n]

WINGMEN] WINKLES WINTLED Hooks:

Hooks: see winkle [v] see wintle [v] +E SWINGIER

+O WOMANING Anagrams: WELKINS Anagrams: INDWELT +L SWIRLING

+S SWINGMAN Hooks: Hooks: +T WRISTING

WINGMEN +A SWANLIKE +K TWINKLED +T WRITINGS

see wingman [n] +L INKWELLS WINTLES WISDOMS

Hooks: +O SNOWLIKE see wintle [v] see wisdom [n]

+S SWINGMEN +R WINKLERS Hooks: Hooks:

+U UNMEWING +R WRINKLES +G WELTINGS +R MISWORDS

WINGNUT +T TWINKLES +G WINGLETS WISEASS

see no definition availabl WINLESS +K TWINKLES a pretentiously wise person,

Hooks: having no wins [adj] +O TOWLINES also WISEACRE [n -ES]

+S WINGNUTS Hooks: WIPEOUT WISEGUY

WINGTIP +D SWINDLES a fall from a surfboard [n a mobster [n -S]

a type of man's shoe [n -S] +D WILDNESS -S] Hooks:

Hooks: +D WINDLESS Hooks: +S WISEGUYS

+S WINGTIPS +E WINELESS +S WIPEOUTS WISENTS

WINIEST +G SWINGLES WIRABLE see wisent [n]

see winey [adj] +G WINGLESS able to be wired [adj] Anagrams: WITNESS

Hooks: +I WILINESS Anagrams: BRAWLIE Hooks:

+D WINDIEST +O LEWISSON Hooks: +E NEWSIEST

+G WINGIEST WINNERS +B WABBLIER +G WESTINGS

+H WHINIEST see winner [n] +E BEWAILER +O SNOWIEST

+K TWINKIES WINNING +M WAMBLIER +T ENTWISTS

+N INTWINES money won in a game or bet [n +R BRAWLIER +T TWINSETS

+T TWINIEST -S] +R WARBLIER +U UNWISEST

WINKERS Hooks: +T WRITABLE WISHERS

see winker [n] +S WINNINGS WIREMAN see wisher [n]

Hooks: +T TWINNING one who makes or works with Anagrams: SWISHER

+A SWANKIER WINNOCK wire [n WIREMEN] Hooks:

+L WINKLERS a window [n -S] Hooks: +H SHREWISH

+L WRINKLES Hooks: +O AIRWOMEN +I SWISHIER

WINKING +S WINNOCKS WIREMEN +K WHISKERS

the act of giving a wink [n WINNOWS see wireman [n] +P WHISPERS

-S] see winnow [v] WIRETAP +S SWISHERS

Hooks: WINSOME to intercept messages +T SWITHERS

+L WINKLING charming [adj WINSOMER, secretly with a device [v WISHFUL

+S SWINKING WINSOMEST] WIRETAPPED, WIRETAPPING, desirous [adj]

WINKLED Hooks: WIRETAPS] WISHING

see winkle [v] +A WOMANISE Hooks: the act of desiring [n -S]

Hooks: +R WINSOMER +S WIRETAPS Hooks:

+A DAWNLIKE WINTERS WIREWAY +H WHISHING

+O DOWNLIKE see winter [v] a tube for protecting +K WHISKING

+R WRINKLED Anagrams: TWINERS electric wire [n -S] +S SWISHING

+T TWINKLED Hooks: Hooks: +T WHISTING

WINKLER +A TINWARES +S WIREWAYS +T WHITINGS

a person who evicts tenants +G STREWING WIRIEST WISPIER

[n -S] +G WRESTING see wiry [adj] see wispy [adj]

Anagrams: WRINKLE +T WRENTITS Hooks: Hooks:

Hooks: WINTERY +A WISTERIA +A PAIRWISE

+D WRINKLED having the characteristics of +M MISWRITE +G PERIWIGS

+I WRINKLIE winter, also WINTRY, WINTERLY +R WRISTIER WISPILY

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in a wispy manner [adv] +S SWITHERS to have direct knowledge of Hooks:

WISPING +T WHITTERS [v -ED, -ING, -ES] +I WOBBLIER

see wisp [v] WITHIER Anagrams: WISENTS +S WOBBLERS

Anagrams: SWIPING see withy [adj] Hooks: WOBBLES

Hooks: Anagrams: WHITIER +E NEWSIEST see wobble [v]

+T WINGTIPS Hooks: +G WESTINGS Hooks:

WISPISH +C WITCHIER +O SNOWIEST +I WOBBLIES

resembling a small bundle, WITHIES +T ENTWISTS +R WOBBLERS

also WISPY, WISPLIKE [adj] see withy [n] +T TWINSETS WOENESS

WISSING Anagrams: WHITIES +U UNWISEST sadness [n -ES]

see wiss [v] Hooks: WITNEYS WOESOME

Hooks: +N WHINIEST see witney [n] woeful [adj]

+H SWISHING +T WHITIEST WITTERS WOFULLY

+L SWILINGS +T WITHIEST see witter [v] full of woe [adj]

WISTFUL WITHING Anagrams: RETWIST, TWISTER Hooks:

longing [adj] see withe [v] Hooks: +E WOEFULLY

WISTING Anagrams: WHITING +A WARTIEST WOGGISH

see wist [v] Hooks: +H WHITTERS like a wog, offensive word

Hooks: +C WITCHING +I TWISTIER for non-white foreigner [adj]

+A WAISTING +R WRITHING +L WRISTLET WOGGLES

+A WAITINGS +S WHISTING +N WRENTITS see woggle [n]

+E WINGIEST +S WHITINGS +S RETWISTS WOLFERS

+H WHISTING +T TWINIGHT +S TWISTERS see wolfer [n]

+H WHITINGS WITHINS +T TWITTERS Anagrams: FLOWERS, FOWLERS,

+L WITLINGS see within [n] WITTIER REFLOWS

+P WINGTIPS Hooks: see witty [adj] Hooks:

+R WRISTING +E WHINIEST Hooks: +T FELWORTS

+R WRITINGS +G WHISTING +S TWISTIER WOLFING

+T TWISTING +G WHITINGS WITTILY the hunting of wolves [n -S]

+T WITTINGS +P TWINSHIP in a witty manner [adv] Anagrams: FLOWING, FOWLING

WITCHED WITHOUT WITTING Hooks:

see witch [v] an exterior place [n -S] knowledge [n -S] +S FOWLINGS

Hooks: Anagrams: OUTWITH Hooks: WOLFISH

+S SWITCHED Hooks: +H TWINIGHT wolflike [adj]

+T TWITCHED +E WHITEOUT +S TWISTING Hooks:

WITCHES +S WITHOUTS +S WITTINGS +B BLOWFISH

see witch [v] WITLESS +T TWITTING +B FISHBOWL

Hooks: lacking intelligence [adj] WITTOLS +F WOLFFISH

+D SWITCHED Hooks: see wittol [n] WOLFRAM

+E CHEWIEST +G TWIGLESS WIVERNS tungsten [n -S]

+F FITCHEWS +H WHISTLES see wivern [n] Hooks:

+L SWITCHEL WITLING Hooks: +E LEAFWORM

+R SWITCHER one who considers himself +G SWERVING +S WOLFRAMS

+S SWITCHES witty [n -S] WIZARDS +T FLATWORM

+T TWITCHES Anagrams: WILTING see wizard [n] WOLVERS

WITHERS Hooks: WIZENED see wolver [n]

see wither [v] +L TWILLING see wizen [v] Hooks:

Anagrams: SWITHER, WRITHES +N WINTLING WIZZENS +O OVERSLOW

Hooks: +R TWIRLING see wizzen [n] WOMANED

+A WATERISH +S WITLINGS WOADWAX see woman [v]

+C SWITCHER WITLOOF an ornamental shrub [n -ES] Anagrams: ADWOMEN

+L WHISTLER chicory [n -S] WOBBLED Hooks:

+M MISTHREW Hooks: see wobble [v] +M MADWOMEN

+O WORTHIES +S WITLOOFS WOBBLER +N WOMANNED

+R WRITHERS WITNESS one that wobbles [n -S] WOMANLY

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like a woman [adj WOMANLIER, WONTING WOODMEN] bearing wool [adj]

WOMANLIEST] see wont [v] Hooks: Hooks:

Hooks: WONTONS +R MOONWARD +F FOLLOWED

+A LAYWOMAN see wonton [n] +S WOODSMAN +H HOLLOWED

+E LAYWOMEN WOOABLE WOODMEN WOOLLEN

WOMBATS see no definition availabl see woodman [n] a garment made of wool [n -S]

see wombat [n] WOODBIN Hooks: Hooks:

WOMBIER a container for firewood, +C COMEDOWN +S WOOLLENS

see womby [adj] also WOODBOX [n -S] +C DOWNCOME WOOLMAN

Anagrams: IMBOWER Hooks: +S WOODSMEN a dealer in wool [n WOOLMEN]

Hooks: +D WOODBIND WOODRAT Hooks:

+S IMBOWERS +E WOODBINE another name for the pack-rat +K MOONWALK

WOMERAS +S WOODBINS [n -S] WOOLMEN

see womera [n] WOODBOX Hooks: see woolman [n]

Hooks: a container for firewood, +S WOODRATS WOOMERA

+C CASEWORM also WOODBIN [n -ES] WOODSIA a stick used to propel

+M WOMMERAS Anagrams: BOXWOOD a small fern [n -S]spears, also WOMERA, WOMMERA

+O WOOMERAS Hooks: Hooks: [n -S]

+R EARWORMS +S BOXWOODS +S WOODSIAS Hooks:

WOMMERA WOODCUT WOODWAX +R WAREROOM

a stick used to propel an engraved block of wood [n a dyer's green weed [n -ES] +S WOOMERAS

spears, also WOMERA, WOOMERA

-S] WOOFERS WOONERF

[n -S] Hooks: see woofer [n] see no definition availabl

Hooks: +R OUTCROWD Hooks: Hooks:

+L MEALWORM +S WOODCUTS +H FORESHOW +D WOODFERN

+S WOMMERAS WOODHEN +N WOONERFS +K FOREKNOW

WONDERS a flightless bird, also WEKA +R FORSWORE +R FOREWORN

see wonder [v] [n -S] WOOFING +S WOONERFS

Anagrams: DOWNERS Anagrams: HOEDOWN see woof [v] WOOPIES

Hooks: Hooks: Hooks: see woopie [n]

+C DECROWNS +L DOWNHOLE +H WHOOFING Hooks:

+E ENDOWERS +S HOEDOWNS WOOLENS +H WHOOPIES

+E REENDOWS +S WOODHENS see woolen [n] +R SWOOPIER

+E WORSENED WOODIER Hooks: WOOPSED

+I DISOWNER see woody [adj] +L WOOLLENS see woops [v]

+M SWORDMEN Hooks: WOOLERS Anagrams: SWOOPED

+R DROWNERS +F FIREWOOD see wooler [n] WOOPSES

+U UNDERSOW +S WOODSIER Hooks: see woops [v]

WONKERY WOODIES +B ROSEBOWL Hooks:

see no definition availabl see woody [n] +V OVERSLOW +R SWOOPERS

WONKIER Hooks: WOOLHAT WOORALI

see wonky [adj] +R WOODSIER one who works a small farm [n a plant yielding curare, also

WONKILY +T WOODIEST -S] WOORARA, WOORARI [n -S]

see no definition availabl WOODING Hooks: Hooks:

WONKISH see wood [v] +S WOOLHATS +S WOORALIS

see no definition availabl Hooks: WOOLIER WOORARI

WONNERS +K KINGWOOD see wooly [adj] a plant yielding curare, also

see wonner [n] WOODLOT Hooks: WOORALI, WOORARA [n -S]

Anagrams: RENOWNS an area restricted to the +L WOOLLIER Hooks:

Hooks: growing of trees [n -S] WOOLIES +S WOORARIS

+B NEWBORNS Hooks: see woolie [n] WOOSHED

+S WORNNESS +S WOODLOTS Hooks: see woosh [v]

WONNING WOODMAN +L WOOLLIES Hooks:

a dwelling place, also WONING one who works or lives in the +T WOOLIEST +D WOODSHED

[n -S] forest, also WOODSMAN [n WOOLLED +H WHOOSHED

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+L WOOLSHED WORKDAY Hooks: Hooks:

+N HOEDOWNS a day on which work is done +F FIREWORM +M SHIPWORM

+N WOODHENS [n -S] +W WIREWORM +S WORSHIPS

+S SWOOSHED Anagrams: DAYWORK WORMILS WORSTED

WOOSHES Hooks: see wormil [n] a woollen yarn, also WORSET

see woosh [v] +A WORKADAY Hooks: [n -S]

Anagrams: WHOSESO +R YARDWORK +K SILKWORM Anagrams: STROWED

Hooks: +S DAYWORKS WORMING Hooks:

+D SWOOSHED +S WORKDAYS see worm [v] +F FROWSTED

+H WHOOSHES WORKERS Hooks: +I ROWDIEST

+N SNOWSHOE see worker [n] +R RINGWORM +I WORDIEST

+S SWOOSHES Anagrams: REWORKS +S MISGROWN +S WORSTEDS

WOOZIER Hooks: WORMISH WORTHED

see woozy [adj] +P PREWORKS wormlike [adj] see worth [v]

WOOZILY WORKING Hooks: Hooks:

dazedly [adv] a mining excavation [n -S] +F FISHWORM +I WITHEROD

WORDAGE Hooks: +P SHIPWORM WOTCHER

the number of words used [n +R RINGWORK +T MISTHROW a greeting [interj]

-S] +S WORKINGS WORRIED WOTTING

Anagrams: DOWAGER WORKMAN see worry [v] see wot [v]

Hooks: a male worker [n WORKMEN] Anagrams: ROWDIER, WORDIER Hooks:

+S DOWAGERS Hooks: Hooks: +S SWOTTING

+S WORDAGES +D MARKDOWN +L LOWRIDER WOULDST

+T WATERDOG WORKMEN +S DROWSIER see will [v]

WORDIER see workman [n] +T WORRITED Hooks:

see wordy [adj] WORKOUT WORRIER +E WOULDEST

Anagrams: ROWDIER, WORRIED a period of physical exercise one who worries [n -S] WOUNDED

Hooks: [n -S] Hooks: see wound [v]

+L LOWRIDER Anagrams: OUTWORK +S WORRIERS Hooks:

+S DROWSIER Hooks: WORRIES +O UNWOODED

+T WORRITED +S OUTWORKS see worry [v] +S SWOUNDED

WORDILY +S WORKOUTS Hooks: WOWSERS

in a wordy manner [adv] WORKTOP +D DROWSIER see wowser [n]

Anagrams: ROWDILY a surface designed for +F FROWSIER WRACKED

Hooks: working on [n -S] +R WORRIERS see wrack [v]

+S DROWSILY Anagrams: TOPWORK WORRITS WRAITHS

WORDING Hooks: see worrit [v] see wraith [n]

the style of expressing in +S TOPWORKS Hooks: Anagrams: TRISHAW

words [n -S] +S WORKTOPS +B RIBWORTS Hooks:

Hooks: WORKUPS WORSENS +E WATERISH

+C CROWDING see workup [n] see worsen [v] +S TRISHAWS

+E DOWERING WORLDER Hooks: WRANGLE

+N DROWNING see no definition availabl +N WORNNESS to argue noisily [v WRANGLED,

+S DROWSING Hooks: +O SWOONERS WRANGLING, WRANGLES]

+S WORDINGS +I LOWRIDER WORSETS Anagrams: WANGLER

WORKBAG +S WORLDERS see worset [n] Hooks:

a bag for holding work WORLDLY Hooks: +D WRANGLED

materials, also WORKBOX [n pertaining to the world [adj +B BESTROWS +R WRANGLER

-S] WORLDLIER, WORLDLIEST] +D WORSTEDS +S WANGLERS

Hooks: WORMERS +R TROWSERS +S WRANGLES

+S WORKBAGS see wormer [n] +T SWOTTERS +T TWANGLER

WORKBOX Hooks: WORSHIP WRAPPED

a bag for holding work +A EARWORMS to honour as a divine being see wrap [v]

materials, also WORKBAG [n WORMIER[v WORSHIPED or WORSHIPPED,

WRAPPER

-ES] see wormy [adj] WORSHIPPING, WORSHIPS] to put a covering on [v -ED,

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-ING, -S] one who wreaks [n -S] one who wrests [n -S] to crease [v WRINKLED,

Anagrams: PREWRAP Hooks: Anagrams: STREWER WRINKLING, WRINKLES]

Hooks: +S WREAKERS Hooks: Anagrams: WINKLER

+S PREWRAPS WREATHE +A WATERERS Hooks:

+S WRAPPERS to shape into a wreath, also +I REWRITES +D WRINKLED

WRASSES WRETHE [v WREATHED, +L WRESTLER +I WRINKLIE

see wrasse [n] WREATHING, WREATHES] +S STREWERS +S WINKLERS

Hooks:Anagrams: WEATHER, WHEREAT

+S WRESTERS +S WRINKLES

+H SWASHERS Hooks: WRESTLE +T TWINKLER

+L WRASSLES +A AWEATHER to grapple with, also WRINKLY

WRASSLE +A HAWEATERWRASSLE, WRASTLE, WRAXLE [v

an elderly person [n

to grapple with, also +A WHEATEAR WRESTLED, WRESTLING, WRINKLIES] / having wrinkles

WRESTLE, WRASTLE, WRAXLE [v

+D WREATHED WRESTLES] [adj WRINKLIER, WRINKLIEST]

WRASSLED, WRASSLING, +N WATERHEN Anagrams: SWELTER, WELTERS WRISTED

WRASSLES] +N WREATHEN Hooks: see no definition availabl

Anagrams: WARLESS, WARSLES +R WREATHER +D WRESTLED Hooks:

Hooks: +S WEATHERS +G WERGELTS +A TAWDRIES

+D WARDLESS +S WREATHES +R WRESTLER +E WEIRDEST

+D WRASSLED +V WHATEVER +S SWELTERS +O ROWDIEST

+R WARSLERS WREATHS +S WRESTLES +O WORDIEST

+S WRASSLES see wreath [n] +Y WESTERLY WRISTER

+T WARSTLESAnagrams: SWATHER, THAWERS

WRICKED see no definition availabl

+T WARTLESS Hooks: see wrick [v] Anagrams: WRITERS

+T WASTRELS +C WATCHERS Hooks: Hooks:

+T WRASTLES +E WEATHERS +E WICKEDER +A STRAWIER

+U WALRUSES +E WREATHES WRIGGLE +E REWRITES

WRASTLE +I WATERISH to twist and turn [v +H WRITHERS

to grapple with, also +S SWATHERS WRIGGLED, WRIGGLING, +I WRISTIER

WRESTLE, WRASSLE, WRAXLE [v

WREATHY WRIGGLES] +L TWIRLERS

WRASTLED, WRASTLING, pertaining to wreaths [adj Anagrams: WIGGLER +S WRISTERS

WRASTLES] WREATHIER, WREATHIEST] Hooks: WRITERS

Anagrams: WARSTLE, WASTREL WRECKED +A WAGGLIER see writer [n]

Hooks: see wreck [v] +D WRIGGLED Anagrams: WRISTER

+D WARSTLED Hooks: +I WIGGLIER Hooks:

+D WRASTLED +I WICKEDER +R WRIGGLER +A STRAWIER

+R TRAWLERS +O ROCKWEED +S WIGGLERS +E REWRITES

+R WARSTLER WRECKER +S WRIGGLES +H WRITHERS

+S WARSTLES one who wrecks [n -S] WRIGGLY +I WRISTIER

+S WARTLESS Hooks: wriggling [adj WRIGGLIER, +L TWIRLERS

+S WASTRELS +S WRECKERS WRIGGLIEST] +S WRISTERS

+S WRASTLES WRENTIT WRIGHTS WRITHED

+Y TRAWLEYS see no definition availabl see wright [n] see writhe [v]

+Z WALTZERS Anagrams: WRITTEN WRINGED Hooks:

WRATHED Hooks: see wring [v] +E WITHERED

see wrath [v] +S WRENTITS Anagrams: REDWING +O WITHEROD

Anagrams: THRAWED WRESTED Hooks: +W WITHDREW

Hooks: see wrest [v] +I WEIRDING WRITHEN

+E WREATHED Anagrams: STREWED +O DOWERING twisted [adj]

+T THWARTED Hooks: +S REDWINGS Hooks:

WREAKED +A DEWATERS WRINGER +E WHITENER

see wreak [v] +A TARWEEDS one that wrings [n -S] WRITHER

Anagrams: REWAKED +E WESTERED Hooks: one that writhes [n -S]

Hooks: +I WEIRDEST +I REWIRING Hooks:

+A REAWAKED +L WRESTLED +S WRINGERS +A WRATHIER

WREAKER WRESTER WRINKLE +E WITHERER

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+O WORTHIER Hooks:

+S WRITHERS +T WUSSIEST

WRITHES WUTHERS

see writhe [v] see wuther [v]

Anagrams: SWITHER, WITHERS WYSIWYG

Hooks: see no definition availabl

+A WATERISH WYVERNS

+C SWITCHER see wyvern [n]

+L WHISTLER

+M MISTHREW

+O WORTHIES

+R WRITHERS

+S SWITHERS

+T WHITTERS

WRITING

the act of recording [n -S]

Hooks:

+H WRITHING

+L TWIRLING

+S WRISTING

+S WRITINGS

WRITTEN

see write [v]

Anagrams: WRENTIT

Hooks:

+S WRENTITS

WRONGED

see wrong [v]

Hooks:

+I DOWERING

WRONGER

a person who wrongs another

[n -S]

Anagrams: REGROWN

Hooks:

+S WRONGERS

WRONGLY

in a wrong manner [adv]

WROUGHT

see work [v]

Hooks:

+P UPGROWTH

WRYNECK

a European bird [n -S]

Hooks:

+S WRYNECKS

WRYNESS

the state of being wry [n

-ES]

WURZELS

see wurzel [n]

WUSSIER

see wussy [adj]

WUSSIES

see wussy [n]

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