| 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] |
| weed1 |
any undesirable plant that grows wild, as in gardens or among cultivated crops. [6 definitions] |
| weed2 |
(usu. pl.) mourning apparel. |
| weed-killer |
an herbicide. |
| weedy |
full or consisting of weeds. [3 definitions] |
| week |
a unit of time equal to seven successive days, usu. beginning Sunday and ending Saturday. [3 definitions] |
| weekday |
any day of the week other than Sunday. [2 definitions] |
| weekdays |
on days other than the weekend; on weekdays. |
| weekend |
the end of the week, esp. the period beginning Friday evening and ending Sunday evening. [2 definitions] |
| weekender |
a person who travels or vacations on weekends, esp. regularly. [2 definitions] |
| weekends |
every weekend. |
| weekly |
done, published, or occurring once a week. [5 definitions] |
| weeknight |
a night or evening of any day of the week other than Saturday or Sunday. |
| weenie |
(informal) a wiener. [2 definitions] |
| weeny |
(informal) very small; tiny. |
| weep |
to show strong emotions, such as joy or grief, by shedding tears; cry. [7 definitions] |
| weeping |
showing strong emotions, such as grief or joy, by shedding tears. [3 definitions] |