| weld |
to join metal or plastic by using heat, followed either by pressure or by adding a melted material. [2 definitions] |
| welfare |
a state of health, happiness, and good fortune. [2 definitions] |
| well1 |
in a good, proper, or acceptable way. [12 definitions] |
| well2 |
a deep hole dug in the ground to get water, oil, gas, or other natural resources. [4 definitions] |
| we'll |
shortened form of "we will." |
| well-balanced |
properly controlled. |
| well-behaved |
showing good manners. |
| well-being |
the condition of being healthy, happy, and comfortable. |
| well-known |
known by many; famous; familiar. |
| well-mannered |
polite and considerate. |
| well-off |
rich; having enough money to be comfortable. [2 definitions] |
| well-read |
having read much in one or a wide range of subjects; knowledgeable. |
| well-rounded |
having a proper balance. [2 definitions] |
| Welsh |
of or having to do with Wales, or its people or language. [3 definitions] |
| went |
past tense of "go1." |
| wept |
past tense and past participle of "weep." |
| were |
a past tense of the verb "be" that is used with the pronouns "you," "we," or "they." It is also used with plural nouns. |
| we're |
shortened form of "we are." |
| weren't |
shortened form of "were not." |
| werewolf |
in folklore, a human who has changed into or is capable of changing into a wolf and back into a human again. |
| west |
the direction behind a person facing the rising sun. [7 definitions] |