| wake2 |
the track of waves left by something that is moving through water. [2 definitions] |
| waken |
to cause to stop sleeping; awake. [3 definitions] |
| wake up |
to stop sleeping. [2 definitions] |
| Wales |
a division of the United Kingdom in southwestern Great Britain. |
| walk |
to move at a moderate pace by steps. [14 definitions] |
| walk a tightrope |
to keep a difficult balance or middle position between opposed people, choices, or the like. |
| walk away with |
to win or obtain unexpectedly or easily. |
| walker |
a person who walks, esp. regularly or with enjoyment. [2 definitions] |
| walking |
the act or movement of someone or something that walks. [5 definitions] |
| walk off with |
to win or obtain unexpectedly or easily. [2 definitions] |
| walk of life |
occupation or social status. |
| wall |
an upright structure with a height much greater than its thickness, used for separation, protection, or enclosure. [8 definitions] |
| wallet |
a small flat pocketbook, usu. of leather, with compartments for paper money, credit cards, personal documents, and the like; billfold. |
| wallow |
to roll the body about lazily in mud, sand, water, or the like, esp. for comfort or pleasure. [6 definitions] |
| wallpaper |
a decorative wallcovering made of paper printed with colors or colored patterns. [3 definitions] |
| walnut |
any of various trees related to the hickory, bearing edible nuts, and used as shade trees and as a source of high-quality wood. [4 definitions] |
| walrus |
either of two large marine mammals related to the seals, inhabiting arctic seas and having two large tusks, flippers, considerable blubber, and tough thick hide. |
| waltz |
a round dance for couples in three-four time with the accent on the first beat. [7 definitions] |
| wampum |
white and dark cylindrical beads made from polished shells, formerly used by North American Indians as money and ornaments. |
| wan |
unnaturally pale, as from illness or exhaustion. [3 definitions] |
| wand |
a thin stick or rod used by magicians or the like. [3 definitions] |