| womenfolk |
all women; womankind. [2 definitions] |
| women's liberation |
an international movement that seeks to achieve for all women full social, economic, and political equality with men. |
| 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. (abbr.: WNBA) |
| women's rights |
economic, legal, and social rights equal to those accorded to men, claimed by and for women. |
| won1 |
past tense and past participle of win. |
| won2 |
the chief monetary unit of South Korea, equaling one hundred chon. [2 definitions] |
| wonder |
to experience a sensation of admiration or amazement (often fol. by at). [7 definitions] |
| wonderful |
causing feelings of wonder or admiration; excellent; extraordinary. |
| wonderland |
an imaginary place full of wonders or delightful surprises; fairyland. [2 definitions] |
| wonderment |
an expression or feeling of wonder; amazement or awe. [2 definitions] |
| wonder-stricken |
stricken or overcome with wonder; full of awe, admiration, or the like; deeply moved or affected. |
| wonderstruck |
struck or overcome with wonder; deeply affected; full of awe, admiration, or the like. |
| wonderwork |
something made, done, or put together that causes wonder; marvel. |
| wondrous |
wonderful, esp. in literary or poetic usage. |
| wont |
in the habit of; accustomed to. [2 definitions] |
| won't |
contracted form of "will not." |
| won ton |
a Chinese dish consisting of a casing or skin of noodle dough that is filled with minced meat, seafood, or vegetables and boiled, to be served as a dumpling in soup, or deep-fried and served as a side dish. [2 definitions] |
| woo |
to seek to win the love or approval of, esp. as a spouse; court. [4 definitions] |
| wood |
the hard substance lying under the bark that composes the trunk and branches of a tree. [9 definitions] |
| wood alcohol |
see "methyl alcohol." |
| woodbine |
any of various climbing vines, such as the European honeysuckle or the American Virginia creeper. |