| webcam |
a camera designed to take digital photographs and transmit them over the Internet or other network, or to stream live video. |
| webcast |
a video broadcast on the World Wide Web. |
| weber |
a unit of magnetic flux equal to 108 maxwells. |
| webfoot |
a foot with the toes connected by membrances or a web. [2 definitions] |
| web page |
a document belonging to a website on the World Wide Web. |
| website |
a location on the World Wide Web that includes a home page and related, linked web pages. |
| web-toed |
having webfeet; web-footed. |
| Wed. |
abbreviation of "Wednesday," the fourth day of the week, occurring between Tuesday and Thursday. |
| wed |
to take as a spouse in a formal, legal ceremony; marry. [5 definitions] |
| we'd |
contracted form of "we had," or contracted form of "we would." |
| wedded |
joined in marriage; married. [2 definitions] |
| wedding |
the act of marrying. [4 definitions] |
| wedding cake |
a cake made for a wedding celebration, often professionally baked and decorated. |
| wedding ring |
a ring, often a band of gold or platinum, that is given by a groom to a bride, and sometimes by a bride to a groom, during a marriage ceremony. |
| wedge |
a piece of wood or metal in a three-dimensional, triangular shape with a thin edge that is driven or forced between objects to split, lift, or reinforce them. [8 definitions] |
| wedgie |
a flat-soled shoe with a wedge-shaped heel. |
| Wedgwood |
trademark for a ceramic ware first produced in eighteenth-century England. |
| wedlock |
the condition of being married; matrimony. |
| Wednesday |
the fourth day of the week, occurring between Tuesday and Thursday. |
| Wednesdays |
on Wednesdays; each Wednesday; every Wednesday. |
| wee |
very small or tiny. [2 definitions] |