wonderful |
causing feelings of wonder; excellent or amazing. |
won't |
shortened form of "will not." |
wood |
the hard material lying under the bark that makes up the trunk and branches of a tree. [4 definitions] |
woodchuck |
a rodent with a thick body and shaggy brown fur. Woodchucks live in burrows and sleep all winter. They are also called groundhogs. Woodchucks are common in Canada and the northeastern United States |
wooded |
having woods; covered with trees. |
wooden |
made of wood. |
woodland |
land covered with woods; forest. |
woodpecker |
a bird with a hard, pointed bill for making holes in trees to find insects to eat. Their strong claws and stiff tails help them climb trees. Woodpeckers are of many different sizes. |
woodwind |
any of a group of musical wind instruments that were originally made of wood. Clarinets, flutes, and oboes are some woodwinds. [2 definitions] |
woodwork |
door and window frames and other wooden parts inside a house, or other objects or parts made of wood. |
woodworking |
the art, act, or process of shaping wood. [2 definitions] |
woody |
filled with trees; wooded. [2 definitions] |
wool |
the thick, soft, often curly hair of sheep, goats, llamas, and other animals. [5 definitions] |
woolen |
of or made of wool. |
word |
a sound, group of sounds, or the symbols for such sounds in writing that have some meaning. Words are a basic unit of language. [6 definitions] |
wording |
the act or manner of putting into words. |
word processing |
the creation of typed documents on a computer. |
word processor |
a computer or a computer program that can be used to write, change, print, and save text that one writes. |
wordy |
having or using too many words. |
wore |
past tense of "wear." |
work |
the use of energy or effort to achieve a result by doing or making something; labor. [10 definitions] |