| we'd |
contracted form of "we had," or contracted form of "we would." |
| wedding |
the act of marrying. [4 definitions] |
| wedge |
a piece of wood or metal in a three-dimensional, triangular shape with a thin edge that is driven or forced between objects to split, lift, or reinforce them. [8 definitions] |
| Wednesday |
the fourth day of the week, occurring between Tuesday and Thursday. |
| wee |
very small or tiny. [2 definitions] |
| weed1 |
any undesirable plant that grows wild, as in gardens or among cultivated crops. [5 definitions] |
| week |
a unit of time equal to seven successive days, usu. beginning Sunday and ending Saturday. [3 definitions] |
| weekday |
any day of the week other than Sunday. [2 definitions] |
| weekend |
the end of the week, esp. the period beginning Friday evening and ending Sunday evening. [2 definitions] |
| weekly |
done, published, or occurring once a week. [5 definitions] |
| weep |
to show strong emotions, such as joy or grief, by shedding tears; cry. [7 definitions] |
| weigh |
to measure the heaviness of by using a scale or similar device. [6 definitions] |
| weigh down |
to make heavier. [3 definitions] |
| weight |
heaviness, esp. as expressed in terms of a recognized system of measurement. [13 definitions] |
| weightless |
seemingly without weight, as something under an influence that neutralizes gravity. |
| weird |
strange, odd, or unconventional; puzzlingly unusual. [2 definitions] |
| welcome |
used to express warm or hospitable greetings to one recently arrived. [9 definitions] |
| weld |
to fuse metal or plastic by the application of heat, followed either by pressure or by addition of a molten filler material. [5 definitions] |
| welfare |
the health and happiness of a person or group, or the degree of such. well-being. [2 definitions] |
| well1 |
in a good, proper, or satisfactory way. [16 definitions] |
| well2 |
a deep hole dug in the ground for obtaining water, oil, gas, or other natural resources. [7 definitions] |