| withy |
withe. [3 definitions] |
| witless |
lacking or not using wit or intelligence; stupid; foolish. |
| witling |
someone who tries to appear witty, esp. one who has little wit. |
| witness |
to see or personally experience. [9 definitions] |
| witness-box |
(chiefly British) the place in a court of law from which a witness testifies; witness stand. |
| witness stand |
the place in a court of law from which a witness testifies. |
| witted |
having (a certain kind of) wit or intelligence (used in combination). |
| witticism |
a witty remark, joke, insult, or saying. |
| witting |
knowing or aware. [2 definitions] |
| witty |
displaying or characterized by clever, perceptive humor. [2 definitions] |
| wives |
pl. of wife. |
| wizard |
one who practices magic; sorcerer. [2 definitions] |
| wizardry |
the magic practiced by a wizard; sorcery. [2 definitions] |
| wizened |
shriveled or dried up. |
| wk. |
abbreviation of "week." |
| WNBA |
abbreviation of "Women's National Basketball Association," a U.S. sports league formed in 1996 that organizes and regulates the highest level of women's professional basketball competition. |
| WNW |
abbreviation of "west-northwest." |
| w/o |
abbreviation of "without." |
| woad |
a European plant, related to mustard, from the leaves of which a blue dye was formerly obtained. [2 definitions] |
| wobble |
to move or tip unsteadily from side to side; be out of balance. [4 definitions] |
| wobbly |
tending to tip unsteadily; shaky. |