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wombat	a mammal with brown fur and short, thick legs. Wombats are Australian marsupials that live in burrows and eat plants. They are closely related to koalas.
women	plural of "woman."
won¹	past tense and past participle of "win."
wonder	to feel admiration, surprise, or amazement (often followed by "at"). [4 definitions]
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woodwind	any of a group of musical wind instruments that were originally made of wood.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.

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