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Search letter w 1189 items found

wafer, sacramental

bread (n.)

waffly

bombast, bumbast (adj.)

wager

fine (v.),hold (v.),impawn (v.),lay (n.),lay (v.),vie (v.)

wages

waggon-rope

wagon

wagoner

wailing

waist

wait

attend (v.),stand (v.),stand (v.)

wait, lie in

hearken for (v.)

wait a moment

soft (int.)

wait around

linger (v.)

wait for

abide (v.),attend (v.),dwell on / upon,expect (v.),look for (v.),stay (v.),stay for (v.),stay on / upon (v.),tarry (v.)

wait in expectation

tend (v.)

wait on

attend (v.),carve (v.),depend on / upon (v.),man (v.),tend (v.),tend on / upon (v.)

wait on royalty

attend (v.)

wait patiently

blow one's nail / nails

wait upon

observe (v.)

waiter, inn

tapster (n.)

waiting

tarriance (n.),tarrying (n.)

waiting, keep

waiting, savagely

waiting, tire of

waiting-room

waive

wake up

wakeful

waking (adj.),watchful (adj.)

wakefulness

watch (n.),watching (n.)

wakefulness, state of

wake (n.)

Wales

Cambria (n.),Gaul (n.),Ha'rfordwest (n.)

walk

go (v.)

walk, trained

pace (n.)

walk about

foot (v.),trudge about (v.)

walk aside

walk (v.)

walk forth

preambulate (v.)

walk in an unnatural way

amble (v.)

walk like a lady

mince (v.)

walk over

overwalk, over-walk (v.)

walk with delicate short steps

mince (v.)

walking

going (n.)

walking [in heraldry]

passant (adj.)

walking, affected way of

ambling (n.)

walking, cross by

overwalk, over-walk (v.)

walking, manner of

gait (n.)

walking, not prevented from

unlaid (adj.)

walking, prevent from

lay (v.)

walking, take out

walk (v.)

walking, way of

pace (n.)

walking in an affected way

ambling (adj.)

walking ponderously

heavy-gaited (adj.)

walking pretentiously

mince (v.)

walkway

walk (n.)

wall

emure (n.),immure (n.),mure (n.),partition (n.)

wall, lizard on the

wall, protective

wall, take the

wall-covering

walled around

walled up

wallet

mail (n.),poke (n.),pouch (n.),scrip (n.)

wallop

swing (v.)

walls removed, with

unfenced (adj.)

wan

pale (adj.),sick (adj.),wanny (adj.)

wand, heraldic

wander, cause to

wander about

wander around

wander freely

wanderer

rover (n.),straggler (n.)

wanderer, unconfined

libertine (n.)

wandering

errant (adj.),erring (adj.),error (n.),extravagancy (n.),passage (n.),vagabond (adj.),vagary (n.),wheeling (adj.),windring (adj.)

wandering about, chance

maze (n.)

wane

break (v.)

want

care for (v.),default (n.),occasion (n.),wanting (n.),will (v.), past form would

wanting

hollow (adj.),maimed (adj.),short (adj.),starved (adj.),sucked (adj.),weak (adj.)

wanton

colt (n.),giglot (n.),housewife, huswife (n.),idle (adj.),light (adj.),nice (adj.),raging (adj.),ribaudred (adj.),riggish (adj.),ruttish (adj.),sportful (adj.),sportive (adj.),stale (n.),sweet (adj.),wild (adj.)

wantonly kiss

buss (v.)

wantonly play

paddle (v.)

wantonness

folly (n.),levity (n.),lightness (n.),riot (n.)

war

Bellona (n.),Mars (n.)

war, affairs of

service (n.)

war, declare

flag, set up the bloody

war, force ready for

preparation (n.)

war, forces and supplies needed for

proportion (n.)

war, herald declaring

war, make

war, of civil

war, setting out for

war, training in the art of

discipline (n.)

war, valour tested in

war-proof (n.)

war, wage

skirmish (v.)

war formation

battle (n.)

warble

record (v.),relish (v.)

ward, as a

ward, in

ward off

bear off (v.),buckler (v.)

warden

fellow (n.),keeper (n.)

wardrobe

press (n.)

wardrobe, keeper of the

yeoman (n.)

wares

commodity (n.)

warfare, engage in

buckle (v.)

warfare, instrument of

engine (n.)

warlike

Amazonian (adj.),bloody (adj.),martial (adj.),martial (adj.)

warlike ardour

warlike distinction

warlike enterprise

warlike state

warm

warm feeling

warm feeling, full of

bounteous (adj.)

warm from

broil (v.)

warm up

burn (v.),decoct (v.)

warm welcome

warmed

warm-hearted

warm-heartedness

warmly

warmth

warn

advertise, advertize (v.),advise, avise (v.)

warning

admonishment (n.),admonition (n.),advertisement (n.),advice (n.),monument (n.)

warning, giving an accurate early

well-forwarning (adj.)

warning, without

start, on the,unawares (adv.)

warning, word of

no-verb (n.)

warning bell

alarum-bell, 'larum-bell (n.)

warning to avoid

circumvention (n.)

warp

wrest (v.)

warrant

avouch (v.),commission (n.),desert, desart (n.),line (n.),precept (n.),surety (n.),testimony (n.),vouch (n.),vouch (v.),warn (v.),writ (n.)

warrant, more than

outspeak (v.)

warrant, seize by

attach (v.)

warranted

warrant, of,worthy (adj.)

warrantor of a right to property

voucher (n.)

warrants for arrest, circulate with

lay (v.)

warrior

champion (n.),militarist (n.)

warrior, heavily armed

man at arms, man-at-arms (n.)

warrior women

Amazon, Amazonian (n.)

warship

carrack, carack (n.),gallant of war (n.)

warship, heavily built

galliass (n.)

wary

cautelous (adj.),considerate (adj.),jealous (adj.),shy (adj.),ware (adj.)

wary, be

look about (v.)

wash

launder (v.),lave (v.),swill (v.)

wash a tile

tile (n.)

washes the deck, sailor who

swabber (n.)

washing

bucking (n.)

washing hands, pitcher for

ewer (n.)

washing of very dirty clothing

buck-washing (n.)

waste

burn (v.),confound (v.),defer (v.),languish (v.),lose (v.),offal (n.),spend (v.),trifle (v.),vast (n.),wear (v.)

waste, laid

wasted (adj.)

waste, lay

blast (v.),rend (v.),waste (v.),waste (v.)

waste away

consume away (v.),fall away (v.),peak (v.),pine (v.),pine (v.),starve (v.)

waste candles through reading at night

waste carelessly

waste land

waste matter

waste of time

waste pit

waste time

outwear (v.),stand (v.),stand (v.),whistle, go

wasted

lank-lean (adj.)

wasted, be

spend (v.)

wasted away

bewasted (adj.)

wasted away with sorrow

pined (adj.)

wasteful

superfluous (adj.),unthrifty (adj.)

wasteful activity

dalliance (n.)

wasteful of the chance to increase

unthrifty (adj.)

wasteful revelry

riot (n.)

wastefully lavish

prodigal (adj.)

wasteland

field (n.),waste (n.)

wasteland, like a

vastly (adv.)

waster

prodigal (n.)

wasting

pining (adj.),waste (n.),wasteful (adj.)

wasting away

corrosive (adj.)

wasting disease

consumption (n.),languish (n.)

wasting fever

hectic (n.)

wastrel

Prodigal (adj.),unthrift (n.)

water

arrouse (v.),dew (v.),element (n.),Tantalus (n.)

water, abounding in

waterish (adj.)

water, cast the

water (n.)

water, conveyance by

waftage (n.)

water, displacing great depth of

deep-drawing (adj.)

water, draw

sluice (v.)

water, drive into the

emmew (v.),enew (v.)

water, god of

Neptune

water, mix with

qualify (v.)

water, rushing

flood (n.),flood (n.)

water, salt

brine (n.),brine (n.),salt (adj.)

water down

brew (v.)

watercolour

waterwork (n.)

watercourse

course (n.)

water-dog, rough-haired

water-drops, made of

watered down

waterfowl, diving

watering down

water-newt

waterside dump

water-spout

conduit (n.),hurricano (n.),spout (n.)

water-tight

staunch, stanch (adj.),tight (adj.)

watery

moist (adj.)

watery discharge

rheum (n.)

watch

dial (n.),keep (v.),overeye, over-eye (v.)

watch, be on the

watch (v.)

watch, case containing a

watch-case (n.)

watch, keep

listen after (v.),sentinel (v.),watch (v.)

watch, keep the

watch (v.)

watch, leader of the

constable (n.)

watch, period of

guard (n.),quarter (n.)

watch, place for keeping

watch carefully

watch closely

watch out

watch over

watch-dog

watchdog, domestic

housekeeper, house-keeper (n.)

watcher

espial (n.),speculation (n.),spy (n.),watch (n.)

watchful

careful (adj.),heedful (adj.),jealous (adj.)

watchful, be

look for (v.)

watchful anticipation

expectance (n.)

watchfully

advisedly (adv.)

watchfulness throughout, maintaining

all-watched (adj.)

watching, wearied from too much

overwatched (adj.)

watching out for

whistling (n.)

watch-keeping

spy (n.)

watchman

warder (n.),watch (n.)

watchmen

watch (n.)

watchword

nayword, nay-word (n.),watch (n.)

wave

wave, heavy

wave, roaring

wave at

waver

reel (v.),stagger (v.),wave (v.)

waverer

boggler (n.),changeling (n./adj.)

wavering

halting (adj.),halting (n.),hovering (adj.),tottering (adj.)

waves

flood (n.),flote (n.)

waves, breaking

waves, curling with

waving

wax, face as pale as

wax, man of

wax, written on

way

degree (n.),fashion (n.),gate (n.),guise (n.),humour (n.),kind (n.),lane (n.),mean (n.),path (n.),phrase (n.),place (n.),shift (n.),sort (n.),trace (n.),trick (n.),wise (n.)

way, best possible

way, common

way, each in its own

way, face the other

way, facing the other

way, give

way, go on one's

way, go one's own

way, have one's

way, have your

way, keep out of the

way, keep your

way, make

way, make one's

betake (v.),coast (v.),repair (v.)

way, moving along the

way, on the

way, other

way, out of the

way, roundabout

way, safely out of the

way, show the

way, stand in the

way, winding

way across, all the

way of behaving

way of life

condition (n.),conversation (n.),manner (n.),port (n.)

way of living

way of moving

way of placing

way of the world

way of walking

way through, make a

way towards bed, showing the

bedward, to

wayfarer

passenger (n.)

waylay

forestall (v.),lay for (v.)

ways, rascal

ropery (n.)

weak, become

taint (v.)

weak spots, finding out

searching (adj.)

weaken

feeble (v.),qualify (v.),qualify (v.),unbend (v.)

weakened

palled (adj.)

weakened by travel

journey-bated (adj.)

weakening

qualifying (adj.),weak (adj.)

weakest

worst (n.)

weak-hearted

craven (adj.)

weakling

wanton (n.)

weakly

faintly (adv.),simply (adv.)

weak-minded

doting (adj.)

weakness

disease (n.),fault (n.),infirmity (n.)

weakness, defensive

weakness, moral

weakness, physical

weal

wealth

coffer (n.),fat (n.),fortune (n.),mean (n.),opulency (n.),state (n.),substance (n.),talent (n.),treasury (n.)

wealth, get

get (v.)

wealth, god of

Plutus (n.)

wealth, region of great

Ind (n.),Indies (n.),Saba (n.)

wealth, remaining

wealthy

wealthy, be

weapon, iron

weapon, metal plate on a

weapon, stage

weapon length

weapon of steel

weaponry

wear

wear away

grate (v.),outwear (v.),pinch (v.),waste (v.)

wear down

bite (v.)

wear out

break (v.),fret (v.),pine (v.),spend (v.),stale (v.),wear (v.)

wearer of home-made clothing

homespun (n.)

wearied

idle (adj.)

wearied from too much watching

overwatched (adj.)

wearing a leather jacket

leathern-jerkin (adj.)

wearing a long coat

skirted (adj.)

wearing garters crossed along the legs

cross-gartering (n.)

wearing high hunting boots

buskined (adj.)

wearing plate armour

plated (adj.)

wearing slippers

slipshod, slip-shod (adj.)

wearing wool next to the skin

woolward (adj.)

wearisome

weary (adj.)

wearisome gratification

satiety (n.)

weary

aweary, a-weary (adj.),fatigate (adj.),heavy (adj.),wappened (adj.),wear (v.)

weary, make

dull (v.)

weary of sea travel

seasick (adj.)

wearyingly intricate

tedious (adj.)

weather, defend from the

weather-fend (v.)

weather, fair

fair weather

weather conditions

season (n.)

weather forecast in the almanac

weathercock

weathervane

weather-worn

weave into a design

weaving

Ariachne (n.),braided (adj.),ill-weaved (adj.),Penelope (n.),thrum (n.),weaved-up (adj.),woof (n.)

weaving, device for

distaff (n.)

web, fine thread of a

wed

wedded

wedding

wedding, house for a

wedding endowment

wedding procession

wedding-day

wedlock, bond of

wedlock, state of

weed

cockle (n.),darnel (n.),dock (n.),fumitory (n.),furrow-weed (n.),knot-grass (n.)

weed out

weed (v.)

weeds, made of

weedy (adj.)

week

sennight, se'nnight, seven-night (n.)

weep

greet (v.),wet (v.),woman (v.)

weep, cause to

weep, ready to

weep over

weeping

weeping, disfigured with

blubbered (adj.)

weigh

poise (v.),scale (v.)

weigh anchor

weigh (v.)

weigh down

burden, burthen (v.),charge (v.),fraught (v.),peise (v.),peise down (v.),press (v.),press down (v.)

weigh up

set (v.)

weigh up [as in a scales]

scale (v.)

weighed down

heavy (adj.),loaden (adj.)

weighing pan

balance (n.)

weighing up

proportion (n.)

weight

avoirdupois (n.),ballasting (n.),bulk (n.),burden, burthen (n.),charge (n.),clog (n.),haberdepois (n.),imposition (n.),moment (n.),oppression (n.),pith (n.),poise (n.),poise (n.),pound (n.)

weight, add

aggravate (v.),balance (v.)

weight, balance of

poise (n.)

weight, bear

carry (v.),stand under (v.)

weight, compelling

force (n.)

weight, lose

bate (v.)

weight, of equivalent

counterpoise (n.)

weight, of less [of counterfeit coins]

light (adj.)

weighted line

plummet (n.)

weights, put on lead

lead (v.)

weighty

deep (adj.),great (adj.),gross (adj.),headly (adj.),heady (adj.),heavy (adj.),heavy (adj.),ponderous (adj.),profound (adj.),stiff (adj.),well-weighing (adj.)

weighty matter

consequence (n.)

weird

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.),mad (adj.)

welcome

acceptable (adj.),desire (v.),embrace (v.),entertain (v.),entertain (v.),gratulate (v.),salute (v.),smooth (adj.)

welcome, affording

welcome, favourable

welcome, kind

welcome, warm

welcome with shouts

welcoming

welcoming household, maintaining a

housekeeping (n.)

welcoming shout

ave (n.)

welfare

profit (n.),state (n.),weal (n.),wealth (n.)

well

ample (adv.),fair (adv.),fair (adv.),merry (adj.),sure (adv.),trim (adv.),whole (adj.),whole (adj.)

well [water]

fountain (n.)

well, as

more above,vantage, of / to the,withal (adv.)

well, being

well, fairly

well, look after

well, perform

well, remember

well, show

well, stand up

well, thrive

well, treat

well, turn out

fadge (v.),proof, come to

well, very

bounteously (adv.),good, 'tis

well, very

time, in good

well, wickedly

ill-well (adv.)

well attend

apply (v.)

well commanded engagement

well done

well enough

well met

well of, speak

well supplied

well together, go

well-acquainted

well-aired

well-aware

well-balanced

well-beaten

well-behaved

civil (adj.),gracious (adj.)

well-being

health (n.),health (n.),health (n.),health (n.),profit (n.),state (n.),weal (n.),wealth (n.)

well-being, beneficial to

wholesome-profitable (adj.)

well-being, promoting

wholesome (adj.)

well-being of the state, one devoted to the

well-bestowed

well-blessed

well-born

well-born lady

well-bred

well-built

clean (adj.),clean-timbered (adj.)

well-complementing

fulfilling (adj.)

well-consecrated

well-hallowed (adj.)

well-considered

well-respected (adj.)

well-constructed

well-deserved

well-designed

well-developed

well-devised

well-disposed

kindly (adj.),lean unto (v.),pregnant (adj.),prompt (adj.),prosperous (adj.),ripe (adj.),well-minded (adj.)

well-dressed

well-apparelled (adj.)

well-equipped

well-appointed (adj.)

well-exercised

breathed (adj.),well-breathed (adj.)

well-favoured

well-graced (adj.)

well-fitting

feat (adj.)

well-flavoured

lusty (adj.)

well-formed

express (adj.),well-compact (adj.)

well-guarded

reserved (adj.)

well-chosen

choice (adj.),happy (adj.)

well-intentioned

honest (adj.)

well-jointed [of a hull]

scarfed (adj.)

well-known

famous (adj.),noted (adj.)

well-made

corpulent (adj.)

well-made stool

joint-stool, join-stool, joined-stool (n.)

well-mannered

courtlike (adj.),humble (adj.),mannerly (adj.)

well-matched

well-minded

well-off

well-off, left

well-ordered

mutual (adj.),proportioned (adj.),well-beseeming (adj.)

well-prepared

framed (adj.)

well-proportioned

married (adj.),true (adj.)

well-rounded bottom

well-sifted

well-sinewed

well-spiced

well-strengthened

well-thought-out

well-to-do

warm (adj.),well to live (adj.)

well-trained

perfect (adj.),well-entered (adj.)

well-tried

beaten (adj.)

well-trodden

beaten (adj.)

well-versed

practised (adj.),pregnant (adj.),seen, well

well-warranted

virtuous (adj.)

well-weighing

weighing (adj.)

well-wisher

friend (n.),well-willer (n.)

wend

wench

west

west country, in the

western

wet

rheumy (adj.),wash (v.)

wet through

bewet (adj.)

wet with tears

bedew (v.),beweep (v.),beweep (v.)

whale

leviathan (n.)

wheedle

cog (v.)

wheel

Fortune (n.)

wheel, extremity of the spur

rowel-head (n.)

wheel, part of a

felly (n.)

wheel, wooden pivot for a

axletree, axle-tree (n.)

wheel about, make

wind (v.)

wheel at the end of a spur

rowel (n.)

wherewithal

matter (n.),mean (n.),worth (n.)

whet

grind (v.)

while

season (n.),space (n.),time (n.)

while, all the

ever among

while, for a little

anon, till

while away

beguile (v.),contrive (v.),entertain (v.),fleet (v.),lose (v.),waste (v.)

whiling away the time

time-beguiling (adj.)

whim

capriccio (n.),fancy (n.),fantasy (n.),fashion (n.),humour (n.),pleasure (n.),spleen (n.),toy (n.),trick (n.),wantonness (n.)

whimpering

whimperingly

whimsical

whimsical fancy

whining

whiningly

whip

whip, stroke of a

whip on the bottom

whip-handle

whipped often

whipping fare

whipping-top kept for parishioners' use [of unclear purpose]

whirl

whirl about

whirling

whirlpool

Charybdis (n.),eddy (n.),gulf (n.)

whisper

buzz (n.),round (v.),whistle (v.)

whispered

blown (adj.)

whistle

pipe (v.)

white

alablaster (adj.),ivory (adj.),paled (adj.)

white lump

limekiln (n.)

white ring at the centre of a target [in archery]

white (n.)

white with disease, make

hoar (v.)

white with snow, make

oversnow (v.)

white-haired

frosty (adj.),milky (adj.),silver (adj.)

whitener of clothing

whitster (n.)

whitening time

whiting-time (n.)

whitewash

overgreen, over-green (v.)

whole

full (adj.),gross (adj.),together (adv.)

whole, as a

large, at

whole, make

piece (v.),recure (v.)

wholehearted sincerity

integrity (n.)

wholeness

integrity (n.)

wholesale

gross, by / by the

wholesome

healthful (adj.),sound (adj.)

wholly

all-thing (adv.),altogether (adv.),fair (adv.),solely (adv.)

wholly excellent

all-worthy (adj.)

whore, call a

bewhore (v.)

whore, make a

bewhore (v.),strumpet (v.)

whorehouse

house of profession,leaping-house (n.)

whore-like

giglot (adj.)

whoremaster

door-keeper (n.)

whoremaster, having the character of a

whoremasterly (adj.)

whores, going out late at night with

late-walking (n.)

whores, one who deals with

whoremaster (n.),whoremonger (n.)

whoring

drabbing (n.),whore (n.)

whoring, go

wick, burnt-out

wicked, extremely

wicked act

wicked action

wicked behaviour

wicked deed

wicked elements, made up of

ill-composed (adj.)

wicked ends, built for

wicked fairy

wicked way

wickedess

wickedly

lewdly (adv.),naughtily (adv.),shrewdly (adv.)

wickedly minded

ill-spirited (adj.)

wickedly well

ill-well (adv.)

wickedness

enormity (n.),foulness (n.),illness (n.),naught, nought (n.)

wickedness, full of great

high-viced (adj.)

wickedness, instiller of

sinner (n.)

wickedness, piece of

iniquity (n.)

wickedness, spreading

ill-dispersing (adj.)

wickedness, tempered for

mistempered (adj.)

wickedness, time of

iron age

wickedness known, make

proclaim (v.)

wicker basket

bottle (n.),maund (n.)

wickerwork, bottle cased in

twiggen-bottle (n.)

wide

square (adj.),trunk (adj.)

wide, open

stretch (v.),yawn (v.)

wide, opened

outstretched (adj.)

wide apart

abroad (adv.)

wide of the mark

overshoot (v.),wide (adj.)

wide-jawed

wide-chopped (adj.)

widely diffused

broad (adj.)

widely extended

wide-stretched (adj.)

widely frequented

open (adj.)

widely scattered

abroad (adv.)

widely spread out

wide-skirted (adj.)

wide-mouthed

stretch-mouthed (adj.)

widen

enlarge (v.)

widespread

brief (adj.),broad (adj.),large (adj.),vast (adj.),wide-enlarged (adj.)

widow's rights

widowhood (n.)

widow's sorrow

widow-dolour (adj.)

wield

carry (v.),manage (v.)

wielder of thunderbolts

thunder-darter (n.)

wife

Eve (n.),fellow (n.),fere (n.),Grissel (n.),half (n.),Hecuba (n.),Jezebel (n.),kicky-wicky (n.),mate and make,peer (n.),Peg-a-Ramsey (n.),Penelope (n.),Portia (n.),Sarah (n.)

wife, man with an unfaithful

cuckold (n.)

wife, property or wealth given with a

dower (n.),wedding-dower (n.)

wife, song to wake a newly married

hunt's-up (n.)

wife, taking a

wiving (n.)

wife, unfaithful

cuckold (v.)

wife, with a faithful

uncuckolded (adj.)

wife, with an unfaithful

wig

wig, made into a

wig, wearing a

wild

dern, dearn, dearne (adj.),fierce (adj.),haggard (adj.),haggard-like (adj.),lavish (adj.),mad (adj.),mad (adj.),roguish (adj.),rude (adj.),savage (adj.),savage (adj.),savage (adj.),staring (adj.),wood (adj.)

wild behaviour

intemperance (n.)

wild domain

waste (n.)

wild ideas, person of

fantastico (n.)

wild with rage

giddy (adj.),moody-mad (adj.)

wildcat

cat o'mountain (n.)

wilderness

desert, desart (n.),field (n.),savagery (n.),wild (n.)

wildly behaved

madcap (adj.)

wildness, youthful

heyday (n.)

wildness of growth

savagery (n.)

wildness of character

wilderness (n.)

wild-rose

canker (n./adj.)

wile

art (n.),train (n.)

wilful

froward (adj.),waywarder (n.)

wilful creature

wilfully

wilfully blameworthy

wilfulness

will

liking (n.),pleasure (n.),stomach (n.)

will, divine

ordinance (n.)

will, good

favour (n.),grace (n.),kindness (n.)

will, leaving no

intestate (adj.)

will, with a

lustily (adv.)

will, with a [cry of encouragement]

cheerily (adv.),cheerly (adv.)

will and testament, last

testament (n.)

will o' the wisp

fire (n.),firebrand (n.),wildfire (n.)

will of heaven

heavens (n.)

willing

bent (adj.),content (adj.),contented (adj.),free (adj.),ready (adj.),voluntary (adj.)

willing, be

deign (v.)

willing, more

better (n.)

willing compliance

dependency, dependancy (n.)

willingly

fain (adv.),freely (adv.),gladly (adv.)

willingly taken up

willing (adj.)

willow

osier (n.)

willow, made of

osier (adj.)

willow tree, made of leaves from the

willow (adj.)

wilting

seared (adj.)

wily

cautelous (adj.),crafty (adj.),parlous (adj.),politic (adj.),politic (adj.),pregnant (adj.),shrewd (adj.),subtle, subtile (adj.),subtle-witted (adj.),witty (adj.)

wimp

toast-and-butter (n.)

win

bank (v.),compass (v.),deserve (v.),get (v.),inherit (v.),prevail (v.),purchase (v.)

win a game

play one's prize

win back

reclaim (v.)

win over

assay (v.),attempt (v.),charm (v.),enchant (v.),overrule (v.),win (v.),woo (v.)

win over by plausible trickery

win the day

wince

wincing with cold

wind [twist]

wind [weather]

Aeolus (n.),gale (n.)

wind, blow in the breech

wind (n.)

wind, bring into the

loof (v.)

wind, bringing contagion

south-fog (n.)

wind, carried by the

airy (adj.)

wind, close to the [nautical]

a-hold (adv.)

wind, cut off from the

be-lee (v.)

wind, feel the [left behind]

blow wind in the breech

wind, gentle

zephyr (n.)

wind, light

air (n.)

wind, north

Aquilon (n.),Boreas (n.),north (n.)

wind, repeatedly blown out by the

new-replenished (adj.)

wind, run against the

wind, south

wind, strong in

wind, swift as the

wind causing change of direction

wind-changing (adj.)

wind into a ball [of wool]

bottom (v.)

wind of, get

wind (v.)

wind up

bend up (v.),shut up (v.)

windbag

bagpipe (n.),cracker (n.)

wind-driven

blown (adj.),racking (adj.)

winded

out-breathed (adj.)

winding

snaky (adj.),straying (adj.),windring (adj.)

winding passage

crank (n.)

winding path

crank (n.),creek (n.),turn (n.)

winding sheet

cerements (n.)

winding way

meander (n.)

winding-sheet, waxed

cerecloth (n.),searecloath (n.)

winding-sheet, wrapped in a

sheeted (adj.)

window

casement (n.)

window, put in a

window (v.)

window, upper

clerestory, clearstory (n.),windows' tops (n.)

window-dressing

windpipe

windswept

windward

windward side, keep to the

weather, keep the,wind, recover the

windy

loud (adj.)

wine

Bacchus (n.),bastard (n.),canary, canaries (n.),charneco (n.),hogshead (n.),malmsey (n.),muscadel (n.),Rhenish (n.)

wine

sack (n.)

wine

sherris-sack, sherris (n.)

wine cask

fat (n.),piece (n.)

wine cellar

vault (n.)

wine cellar, servant in charge of the

butler (n.)

wine drawn directly from the cask

pipe-wine (n.)

wine jug, large leather

bombard, bumbard (n.)

wine with lime, mix

lime (v.)

wine-barrels, seller of taps for

faucet-seller (n.)

wing, scaly

shard (n.)

wing protected, have a [in battle]

wing (v.)

winged

feathered (adj.)

winged horse

Pegasus (n.)

wings

Cupid (n.),Gorgon (n.),Icarus (n.),Pegasus (n.)

wings, beat [in falconry]

bate (v.),beat (v.)

wings, borne on scaly

shard-borne (adj.)

wings, put on

wing (v.)

wings clipped, with

clip-winged (adj.),pinioned (adj.)

winking of an eye

winning

winnow

winter

winter, worn in

winter covering [for plants]

winter-ground (v.)

wipe out

blot (v.),cancel of (v.),counsel of (v.),raze, raze out,undo (v.),waste (v.),wrack (v.)

wisdom

advice (n.),Athene (n.),gravity (n.),judgement (n.),Minerva (n.),Nestor (n.),Solomon (n.),Thebes (n.),wit (n.)

wisdom, provide with worldly

proverb (v.)

wisdom, teach

school (v.)

wise

advised, avised (adj.),grave (adj.),learned (adj.),sapient (adj.)

wise remarks, full of

sententious (adj.)

wise saying

saw (n.),sentence (n.)

wise woman

wisecrack

wisecracker

wisely

wish

bosom (n.),care for (v.),desire (v.),list (n.),list (v.),mind (n.),pleasure (n.),stomach (n.),will (n.),will (v.), past form would

wish for

wish (v.)

wish to know

crave (v.)

wishes, good

desire (n.),well-wished (adj.)

wistful

wailful (adj.),wishful (adj.)

wit

conceit (n.),giber (n.)

wit, sally of

eruption (n.)

withdraw

dislodge (v.),draw (v.),fall off (v.),forbear (v.),retire (v.),retire (v.),shrink (v.),turn back (v.),unsay (v.),void (v.)

withdraw from allegiance

fall off (v.)

withdraw to duel

walk (v.)

withdraw within a shell

inshell (v.)

withdrawal

abstract (n.),recanting (adj.),retire (n.),retirement (n.),retirement (n.),sequester (n.),sequestration (n.)

withdrawal, party of

recanter (n.)

withdrawn

retired (adj.),retired (adj.)

withdrawn from society

reclusive (adj.)

wither

blast (v.),cling (v.),ensear (v.),perish (v.),starve (v.),taint (v.)

wither away

shrink (v.)

withered

blasted (adj.),corky (adj.),dry (adj.),seared (adj.),sere (adj.),writhled (adj.)

withered old woman

crone (n.)

withering

blasting (adj.),blastment (n.)

withheld

scanted (adj.)

withhold

detain (v.),hold (v.),intermit (v.),restrain (v.),scant (v.),scant (v.),starve (v.),stay (v.)

withhold officiously

withholding payment

within, deep

within, stay

without, be

without, do/go

withstand

dure (v.),stand (v.),sustain (v.)

witch

beldam, beldame (n.),charm (n.),diviner (n.),hag (n.),Sycorax (n.),wise woman, wisewoman (n.)

witch, born of a

hag-born (adj.)

witchcraft

Lapland (n.)

witchcraft-practising

witching (adj.)

witch-child

hag-seed (n.)

witless

bald (adj.),conceitless (adj.)

witness

attest (n.),evidence (n.),notary (n.),record (n.),sign (n.),spy (n.),vouch (n.)

witness, available as a

forthcoming (adj.)

witness, be a

look on (v.)

witness, bear

depose (v.),speak to,witness (v.)

witnesses, call as

attest (v.)

witnesses for the prosecution

wits

wits, bereft of

wits, deprive of

wits at the ready, with

witty (adj.)

witticism

brain (n.),quirk (n.)

witty

capricious (adj.),sharp (adj.)

witty stroke

pass (n.)

wizard

Merlin (n.),witch (n.)

woe

woe, full of

woeful

woes, enduring of

wolf, devouring like a

wolvish-ravening (adj.)

wolf/dog cross-breed

demi-wolf (n.)

wolfish

wolvish (adj.)

woman

dame (n.),piece (n.),she (n.),wife (n.)

woman, be in the company of a

woman, brazen

woman, domestic

woman, fragrant

woman, good-for-nothing

woman, gossiping

woman, like a

woman, loathsome old

woman, loose

woman, make behave like a

woman (v.)

woman, man-like

mankind (n.)

woman, married

matron (n.)

woman, old

aunt (n.),beldam, beldame (n.),gossip (n.),trot (n.)

woman, seducer of a married

woman, showy

woman, smelly old

woman, squeamish

woman, tenth

woman, torn apart by a

woman, unattractive

woman, unmarried

woman, wise

woman, withered old

woman guilty of fornication

fornicatress (n.)

woman holding a property right from her deceased husband

jointress (n.)

woman messenger

she-Mercury (n.)

woman occupied in spinning

distaff-woman (n.)

woman of good breeding

gentlewoman (n.)

woman of rank

dame (n.)

woman under vow

votaress (n.)

woman vowed to chastity

vestal (n.)

woman who sells herbs

herb-woman (n.)

woman who sells oranges

orange-wife (n.)

woman's undergarment

smock (n.)

womanish

female (adj.),wench-like (adj.),womanly (adj.)

womanish qualities

womanizer

woman-killer

womanliness, gentle

womb

womb, be present in the

womb-like

women, lacking in

women, pursuer of

women, someone who hangs around with

wenching (adj.)

women, warrior

Amazon, Amazonian (n.)

won by actions

deed-achieving (adj.)

wonder

admiration (n.),admire (v.),marvel (v.),muse (v.),muse (v.),phoenix (n.)

wonder, feeling of

wonder (n.)

wonder, fill with

astonish, 'stonish (v.)

wonder, filled with

wonder, I

wonder, object of

wonder, overwhelming

wonder, with

wonder at

muse (v.),wonder (v.)

wonder of, make a

miracle (v.)

wondered at

admired (adj.)

wonderful

admired (adj.),mirable (adj.),remarkable (adj.)

wonderful, describe as

monster (v.)

wonderfully

admirable (adv.),dearly (adv.),monstrous (adv.),strangely (adv.),wonderful (adv.),wondrous (adv.)

wonders, performing

wondered (adj.)

wonder-struck

wonder-wounded (adj.)

wondrous

admirable (adj.)

wondrous transformation

alchemy, alchymy (n.)

woo

woo with vigour

wood

wood, heavy piece of

wood, kindling

wood, made of

wood, pit used for sawing

sawpit (n.)

wood, thin

lath (n.)

wood kindled in the fire, piece of

firebrand (n.)

woodcock

cock (n.)

wooded area, densely

thicket (n.)

wooden

planched (adj.),stockish (adj.)

wooden block

clog (n.)

wooden frame, lacking a strong

untimbered (adj.)

wooden panelling

wainscot (n.)

wooden peg [in a barrel]

spigot (v.)

wooden pivot [for a cart wheel]

axletree, axle-tree (n.)

wooer

courtier (n.),pretender (n.),swain (n.)

wooing

assailing (adj.),courtship (n.),love-suit (n.),solicit (n.),suit (n.)

wool, instrument for combing

cardmaker (n.)

wool, one who combs out impurities in

carder (n.)

wool, produce a tod of

tod (v.)

wool, tuft of

flock (n.)

wool next to the skin, wearing

woolward (adj.)

wool padding

bombast, bumbast (n.)

woollen cloth, coarse

kersey (n./adj.)

woollen cloth, one who shears excess material from

shearman (n.)

woollen clothes, in coarse

woollen (adj.)

woollen stocking, dark-coloured

puke-stocking (adj.)

word

term (n.)

word, break one's

forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore

word, final

verdict (n.)

word, good

voice (n.)

word, in a

once (adv.),word, at a

word, keep one's

go through (v.)

word, non-existing

no-verb (n.)

word, not keep one's

break (v.)

word, substitute for an indelicate

etcetera (n.)

word of God

word (n.)

word of honour, upon my

word of thanks

word of warning

word perfect, not

word used with a rude gesture

wordless

word-of-mouth

word-perfect

word-perfect, state of being

perfectness (n.)

wordplay

allusion (n.)

wordplay, superficial

gloss (n.)

words

accent (n.),breathing (n.),ditty (n.),tongue (n.)

words, account in

diction (n.)

words, acknowledge in

greet (v.)

words, beyond

nameless (adj.),termless (adj.),unexpressive (adj.)

words, describe in

report (v.)

words, empty

bombast, bumbast (n.)

words, exchange of

bandying (n.)

words, express in

articulate (v.),harp (v.)

words, express in fresh

vary (v.)

words, fine

flourish (n.)

words, harsh

chide (v.), past form chid

words, honour shown in

words, in few

words, lost for

words, none to say

words, put into

couched (adj.),proffer (v.)

words, represent in

word (v.)

words, say in

speak (v.)

words, speak fair

gloze (v.)

words again, put into

reword, re-word (v.)

words not deeds

talker (n.)

words of a song refrain

hit it

words on a device

mot (n.)

work

device (n.),exercise (v.),hand (n.),manner (n.),piece (n.),temper (v.)

work, agricultural

work, at

work, carry out the

work, contemptible

work, do degrading

work, eagerness to

work, exhausted by

laboured (adj.),overlaboured , over-laboured (adj.)

work, get to

go to (v.)

work, go to

put to (v.)

work, hard

labour (n.),labour (n.)

work, household

husbandry (n.)

work, line of

custom (n.),practice (n.)

work, make

work (v.), past form wrought

work, military

sconce (n.)

work, out of

trade-fallen (adj.)

work, put to

lay to (v.)

work, regular line of

trade (n.)

work, set to

fall to, fall to it (v.),go about (v.),go about with (v.),put on (v.),stand to (v.)

work, skilful piece of

device (n.)

work at

ply one's book

work for

work (v.), past form wrought

work hard

get (v.),hammer out (v.),labour (v.),travail, travel (v.)

work in

fashion in (v.)

work of, do the

labour for (v.)

work on

work (v.), past form wrought

work out

fall (v.),hammer out (v.),lay down (v.)

work out [for oneself]

gather (v.)

work subtly

insinuate (v.)

work things out with counters

counter-caster (n.)

work to no purpose

wash a tile

work upon

practise on / upon (v.),work upon (v.)

work with disastrous result

wrack (v.)

workaday

working-day (adj.)

worked upon, being [by the world]

working, in the

worker

hind (n.),mechanic (adj.),proceeder (n.)

worker, aproned

worker, charity

worker, manual

worker, skilled

work-horse

cut (n.),packhorse (n.)

workhouse

working

working, capable of

working, stop

working idea

working out

working rapidly

soon-speeding (adj.),speeding (adj.)

working skilfully

contriving (adj.)

working together

coactive (adj.)

workman

artificer (n.),mechanic (n.)

workman, clumsy

cobbler (n.)

workman, common

journeyman (n.)

workmanship

fashion (n.)

workmanship, excel in

outwork (v.)

workroom

shop (n.)

works, constructor of military

engineer, enginer (n.)

works, good

merit (n.)

workshop

shop (n.)

world

generation (n.),orb (n.),sphere (n.)

world, citizen of the

worldling (n.)

world, dwelling in this

earthy (adj.)

world, in front of the

vulgarly (adv.)

world, in the next

hence (adv.)

world, in the outside

abroad (adv.)

world, in this

terrene (adj.)

world, knowledge of the

knowing (n.)

world, little

microcosm (n.)

world, of this

moon, below the,worldly (adj.)

world, part of the

climatures (n.)

world, reflecting the reality of the

natural (adj.)

world, remove from the

transport (v.)

world, supporter of half the

demi-Atlas (n.)

world, terrestrial

under-world (n.)

world, the

time (n.)

world, undamaged by the

unbruised (adj.)

world, way of the

nature (n.)

world of acquaintance

knowledge (n.)

world's doings, of this

temporary (adj.)

worldly

human (adj.),lay (adj.),mundane (adj.),nether (adj.),temporal (adj.)

worldly experience, with

worldly-wise

worm

worm one's way into

worm-eaten

worming one's way in

worn

worn away quickly

worn away to nothing

worn by a pope

worn in winter

worn out

fordone (adj.),forspent (adj.),forwearied (adj.),heavy (adj.),overgone (adj.),overworn (adj.),stale (adj.),sur-reined (adj.),worn (adj.)

worn out from riding hard

tiring (adj.)

worn shoes, with

out (adv.)

worn-out

old (adj.),stale (adj.),wappened (adj.)

worried

careful (adj.),doubtful (adj.),jealous (adj.),perplexed (adj.),turmoiled (adj.)

worrisome

curious (adj.),doubtful (adj.)

worry

care (n.),discomfort (v.),fret (v.),fret (v.),oppress (v.),thought (n.)

worry [like a ferret]

ferret (v.)

worry, don't

care, take you/thou no

worry, free of

worry about

worse, make

worse, stink

worse for wear

worship

devotement (n.),reverence, do

worshipper

votary (n.)

worst possible event

devil (n.)

worsted yarns, garter made of

caddis-garter (adj.)

worth

carat (n.),desert, desart (n.),dignity (n.),esteem (n.),estimation (n.),fee (n.),meed (n.),price (n.),prize (n.),rate (n.),validity (n.),value (n.),virtue (n.)

worth, ascribing

worth, be

worth, estimation of

worth, exceed in

worth, inner

worth, of

worth, of great

dear (adj.),unvalued (adj.)

worth, of little

weak (adj.)

worth, thing of

worthy (n.)

worth twice the value

double (adj.)

worthily

bravely (adv.),honestly (adv.)

worthiness

deserving (n.),worth (n.)

worthless [of counterfeit coins]

light (adj.)

worthless, rate as

beggar (v.)

worthless, something

eggshell (n.)

worthless, supremely

scurvy-valiant (adj.)

worthless, treat as

worthless amount

worthless as straw

worthless beast

worthless coward

worthless distraction

worthless emanation

worthless fellow

worthless finery

worthless idiot

worthless individual

fellow (n.),hilding (n.),jade (n.)

worthless person

trash (n.),vile, vild (n.)

worthless trifle

bauble (n.)

worthless wretch

rag (n.),rascal (n.)

worthlessness

vanity (n.)

worthy

brave (adj.),dear (adj.),free (adj.),proper (adj.),reverend (adj.),thrifty (adj.),valiant (adj.)

worthy, be

worthy, make

worthy, show to be

worthy, specially

worthy deed

worthy example

worthy of

worthy of belief

worthy of respect

awful (adj.),respective (adj.),reverent (adj.)

wound

bless (v.),earn (v.),gall (v.),hurt (n.),lanch (v.),maim (n.),mangle (v.),murder, murther (n.),scar (n.),scar (v.),score (v.),scotch (n.),shot (n.),stick (v.),suffer (v.),touch (v.),window (n.)

wound, cause a festering

rankle (v.)

wound in the stomach

paunch (v.)

wounded

hurt (adj.),struck (adj.)

wounded, deeply

gored (adj.)

wounded feeling

disdain (n.)

wounding

scoring (n.),searching (adj.),trenching (adj.)

woven

woven, poorly

woven together

woven with osiers

wrack

wraith

wrangle

chide (v.), past form chid,jangle (v.),jar (v.),plead (v.)

wrangling

wrap

wrap around

wrap in

wrap round like a scarf

scarf (v.)

wrap up

fold (v.),infold (v.),mail up (v.)

wrap up in a shroud

cere up (v.),sear up (v.)

wrapped

attired (adj.)

wrapped in a winding-sheet

sheeted (adj.)

wrapped up

set (adj.)

wrapping up

bondage (n.)

wrath

choler (n.),incensement (n.)

wrath, inflamed with

wrong-incensed (adj.)

wrath, inflaming with

incensing (adj.)

wrathful

ireful (adj.),malicious (adj.),moody (adj.)

wreath

chaplet (n.),coronet (n.),crants (n.)

wreath of victory

garland (n.)

wreathe around

entwist (v.)

wreathe around the brow

brow-bind (v.)

wreathed

crownet (adj.)

wreck

defeat (v.),fordo (v.),wrack (n.),wrack (v.)

wrecked

wrench

wrest

wrestling

wrestling bout

wretch

boy (n.),carrion (n.),churl (n.),cullion (n.),jade (n.),miscreant (n.),miser (n.),scroyle (n.),thief (n.),vassal (n.),whipster (n.)

wretch, disputatious

chopped logic (n.)

wretch, frivolous

skipper (n.)

wretch, little

harlotry (n.)

wretch, mean-spirited

poltroon (n.)

wretch, miserable

caitiff (n.)

wretch, villainous

villain-slave (n.)

wretched

bare (adj.),base (adj.),caitiff (adj.),forlorn (adj.),scurvy (adj.),scurvy (adj.),sorry (adj.),unhappy (adj.),vile, vild (adj.),whoreson (adj.)

wretched creature

caitiff (n.)

wretchedly

unhappily (adv.),untowardly (adv.),vilely, vildly (adv.)

wring

break (v.),extort (v.)

wring out

extort (v.),wrest (v.)

wrinkle

bend (v.)

wrinkled

grained (adj.),rivelled (adj.),writhled (adj.)

wrinkled, not

unbent (adj.)

wrinkled with irritation

rugged (adj.)

wristband

sleevehand, sleeve-hand (n.)

writ

praemunire (n.),precept (n.)

write

character (v.),indite (v.),quote (v.),text (v.)

write creatively

invent (v.)

write down

paper (v.)

write down formally

write one down as

subscribe (v.)

write out

draw (v.)

write the music

set (v.)

writer, early Christian

father (n.)

writer, sonnet

sonnet (n.)

writhe

sprawl (v.),wring (v.)

writing

book (n.),charactery (n.),scripture (n.),writ (n.)

writing, create in

compile (v.)

writing, piece of

paper (n.)

writing, record in

prick down, prick (v.)

writing, set down in

penned (adj.)

writing, sheet of

label (n.)

writing, style of

character (n.),pen (n.)

writing system

figure (n.)

writing tablet

book (n.),table (n.)

written authority

writ (n.)

written authorization

hand (n.)

written discharge

acquittance (n.)

written document

present (n.)

written down

white and black, under

written exposition

invention (n.)

written form

letter (n.)

written order

bill (n.)

written out in proper legal form

engross (v.)

written record

character (n.)

written request

supplication (n.)

wrong

abuse (n.),abuse (v.),bias (adv.),contrary (adj.),despite (n.),displeasure (n.),fail (n.),false (adj.),ill (n.),injury (n.),injury (v.),offend (v.),out (adv.),trespass (n.)

wrong, be

swerve (v.)

wrong, commit

fall (v.)

wrong, do

commit (v.),forfeit (v.),lapse (v.),misdo (v.)

wrong, go

miscarry (v.),warp (v.),wry (v.)

wrong, inducement to do

subornation (n.)

wrong, prove

disprove (v.)

wrong, put in the

wrong (v.)

wrong action, perform the

mistake (v.)

wrong course of action

wrong (n.)

wrong hands, fall into the

miscarry (v.)

wrong name, call by

miscall (v.)

wrong place, put in the

misplace (v.)

wrong to, do

abuse (v.)

wrong-doing

crime (n.),digressing (adj.),miss (n.),unhappiness (n.),wrong (n.)

wrongdoing, sexual

scape, 'scape (n.)

wronged

abused (adj.),grieved (adj.)

wronged, be

suffer (v.)

wrongful

crooked (adj.),offenceful (adj.)

wrongful gain

wrong (n.)

wrongful possession, take

wrongfully

wrong-headed

wrong-headedness

wrongly

amiss (adv.),awry (adv.),false (adv.),vainly (adv.)

wrongly, take

misconster (v.),mistake (v.)

wrongly created

wrongly deliver

wrongly prophesying

wrongly proud

wrongly sheathe

wrought, excellently

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