| 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. |
| woe |
great suffering or sorrow. [2 definitions] |
| woebegone |
displaying or full of distress. [2 definitions] |
| woeful |
unhappy or sorrowful. [3 definitions] |
| wok |
a large pan with a rounded bottom, used esp. for stir-frying in Oriental cookery. |
| woke |
a past tense of wake1. |
| woken |
a past participle of wake1. |
| wold |
a high area of open, rolling country without trees; moor. |
| wolf |
any of various wild, flesh-eating canines that have bushy tails and erect ears and that hunt in packs. [6 definitions] |
| wolfberry |
a hardy shrub of northwestern North America, related to honeysuckle, that bears pink flowers and white berries. |
| Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
Austrian composer of European classical music (b.1756--d.1791). |
| wolfhound |
any of various large dogs, such as the borzoi, used to hunt wolves and other large animals. |
| wolf in sheep's clothing |
a person who hides his or her malicious or wicked intentions under an innocent outward appearance. |
| wolfram |
tungsten. |
| wolframite |
a brown or black mineral that is an important ore from which tungsten is extracted. |
| wolfsbane |
any of several tall related Eurasian plants that bear bright yellow, hooded flowers. |
| wolf spider |
a small- to medium-sized spider that hunts its prey rather than using a web. |
| wolverine |
a carnivorous North American mammal related to the weasel, with dark, shaggy fur, white markings on the face and body, and a bushy tail. |