warrior |
a person who fights or has experience in battle; soldier. [2 definitions] |
Warsaw |
the capital of Poland. |
warship |
a ship equipped or built for combat. |
wart |
a small round, usu. hard raised growth on the skin, often of the hands or feet, that is caused by a virus. [3 definitions] |
wary |
on watchful guard against threat, danger, or trickery; cautious. [2 definitions] |
was |
1st and 3rd person sing. past tense of be. |
wash |
to make clean by immersing in or applying water or other liquid, esp. if soap is also used. [20 definitions] |
washable |
able to withstand being washed without fading, shrinking, or other damage. |
washcloth |
a small cloth used for washing the body or face. |
wash down |
to clean thoroughly with water or other liquid. [2 definitions] |
washer |
someone or something that washes. [3 definitions] |
washing machine |
a machine, now usu. automatic, that washes laundry. |
Washington |
a northwestern U.S. state on the Pacific between Canada and Oregon; Washington State. (abbr.: WA) [2 definitions] |
Washington, D.C. |
the capital city of the United States of America; Washington. |
wasn't |
contracted form of "was not." |
wasp |
any of various winged insects that have a slender body with a very narrow waist, and that can deliver a very painful sting. |
waste |
to use, consume, or spend carelessly or for little or no return; squander. [18 definitions] |
wastebasket |
an open container for holding trash, used inside a home or other building. |
wasteful |
marked by or given to waste or extravagance. |
wasteland |
land that is barren or unsuitable for vegetation. [2 definitions] |
wastepaper basket |
(chiefly British) a small, open container for holding discarded items; wastebasket. |