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wren	a small brown songbird with a long bill and an upright tail.
wrench	to damage or hurt by twisting. [5 definitions]
wrest	to take away with, or as if with, a twist or pull.
wrestle	to take part in the sport of wrestling, or to struggle to throw and hold another to the ground. [3 definitions]
wrestling	an athletic exercise or contest in which two people struggle to throw and hold each other to the ground.
wretched	unhappy; miserable. [4 definitions]
wriggle	to twist and turn one's body with quick movements from side to side; wiggle. [3 definitions]
wring	to twist and squeeze tightly. [3 definitions]
wrinkle¹	a fold or ridge on an otherwise flat surface, such as cloth or skin. [2 definitions]
wrist	the joint between the arm and hand, or the bones that make up this joint.
wrist watch	a watch on a strap or band that is worn around the wrist.
write	to form on a surface with a pen, pencil, typewriter, or other instrument. [6 definitions]
write down	to write (something) in order to remember it, save it, or study it at a later time.
writer	one who writes. [2 definitions]
writing	the act, art, or job of one who writes. [4 definitions]
written	past participle of "write." [2 definitions]
wrong	not true, or correct. [8 definitions]
wrote	past tense of "write."
wrought iron	a soft iron, used in making garden furniture, candle holders, and other strong objects with fancy shapes and details.
wrung	past tense and past participle of "wring."
wt.	abbreviation of "weight."

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