| word processing |
the production of typed documents with the use of automated typewriters or computers. [2 definitions] |
| word processor |
a computerized device, such as an electronic typewriter, or combination of devices, such as a video screen, program, memory, and printer, used to generate, edit, print, store, duplicate, or transmit text. [2 definitions] |
| wordy |
pertaining to or having words; verbal. [2 definitions] |
| wore |
past tense of wear. |
| work |
physical or mental effort directed toward achieving some result; labor. [22 definitions] |
| workbench |
a sturdy table or bench at which carpentry or mechanical work is done. |
| workbook |
a usu. paper-bound book for students, containing problems or exercises and spaces for written answers, solutions, calculations, or practice. [3 definitions] |
| worker |
one who engages in work or who is employed at a job. [3 definitions] |
| working |
the act or activity of someone or something that works. [7 definitions] |
| workman |
a male worker, usu. in manual labor of some kind. |
| workmanship |
the art or skill of a workman or craftsperson. [3 definitions] |
| workout |
a period or program of physical exercise. [2 definitions] |
| workplace |
the place where one works, esp. a factory, office, store, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| worksheet |
a page of written material, usually consisting of questions or exercises, used for help in understanding, learning, or reviewing content that is being studied. Certain types of worksheets help one prepare for carrying out a particular task. |
| workshop |
a room or building in which specialized work is done, usu. involving manual or mechanical skills. [2 definitions] |
| world |
the earth and everything that inhabits it. [7 definitions] |
| worldly |
of or pertaining to the material world; not spiritual; secular. [2 definitions] |
| worldwide |
spread or extending all over the world. [2 definitions] |
| World Wide Web |
a part of the Internet consisting of a network of specially formatted documents, called pages, that are linked to each other. (abbr.: WWW) |
| worm |
any of numerous related invertebrates with long, thin, flexible, round or flat bodies and no limbs. [11 definitions] |
| worn |
past participle of wear. [4 definitions] |