Wisconsin |
a midwestern U.S. state between Minnesota and Lake Michigan. (abbr.: WI) |
wisdom |
the state of being wise. [3 definitions] |
wisdom tooth |
the third and rearmost molar on each side of both the upper and lower jaws of humans that is the last tooth to erupt and one that sometimes causes problems, esp. when there is insufficient room for it to grow. |
-wise |
in (such) a way, direction, position, or manner. [2 definitions] |
wise1 |
having an understanding of that which is right, true or important together with having sound judgment. [5 definitions] |
wish |
to long for; desire; want. [9 definitions] |
wishbone |
a forked bone found in front of the breastbone of most birds, formed by the fusion of the clavicles, and sometimes used, when taken from a cooked fowl, to make wishes over. |
wisp |
a thin bundle, bunch, tuft, streak, or the like, as of straw, hair, or smoke. [4 definitions] |
wisteria |
any of several related woody vines characterized by drooping clusters of flowers that resemble bunches of grapes, usu. in purple or white. |
wit1 |
(often pl.) the innate ability to perceive, think, or know; mental faculties; intelligence. [5 definitions] |
witch |
a woman who practices or is believed to practice occult magic; sorceress. (Cf. warlock.) [4 definitions] |
with |
in the company of; accompanying. [16 definitions] |
with a grain of salt |
with a somewhat skeptical attitude. |
with child |
pregnant. |
withdraw |
to take back, out, or away; remove. [4 definitions] |
withdrew |
past tense of withdraw. |
wither |
to dry up, shrivel, or wilt, as from decay or lack of moisture. [5 definitions] |
withheld |
past tense and past participle of "withhold." |
withhold |
to deliberately hold back; restrain. [3 definitions] |
within |
into or in the interior part, esp. of a building or room. [6 definitions] |
without |
having none of or no; lacking. [5 definitions] |