| whelm |
to engulf, submerge, or overwhelm (esp. in poetry or literature). |
| whelp |
a newborn or young offspring of any of certain mammals, such as dogs, bears, lions, or seals. [3 definitions] |
| when |
at what time. [9 definitions] |
| whence |
from what place. [3 definitions] |
| when'd |
(informal) contracted form of "when did". |
| whenever |
any time that. [3 definitions] |
| when'll |
(informal) contracted form of "when will". |
| when're |
(informal) contracted form of "when are". |
| when's |
(informal) contracted form of "when is". |
| whensoever |
at whatever time; whenever. |
| where |
at, in, or to what location. [11 definitions] |
| whereabouts |
in or near what location; about where. [2 definitions] |
| whereas |
while in contrast. [3 definitions] |
| whereat |
esp. in literature, at or toward which point, place, or occasion. [2 definitions] |
| whereby |
by what or which. |
| where'd |
(informal) contracted form of "where did". |
| wherefore |
for what reason; why. [2 definitions] |
| wherefrom |
from which; from where. |
| wherein |
in what; in which. [2 definitions] |
| where'll |
(informal) contracted form of "where will". |
| whereof |
of what, which, or whom. |