WAC |
abbreviation of "Women's Army Corps." |
wacky |
(slang) odd, eccentric, or crazy. |
wad |
a small mass or ball. [7 definitions] |
wadable |
combined form of wade. |
wadding |
any material used for stuffing or padding. [2 definitions] |
waddle |
to walk using short steps while rocking from side to side. [4 definitions] |
wade |
to walk in water or another substance that partially envelops one's legs, thereby hindering movement. [5 definitions] |
wadeable |
combined form of wade. |
wade in |
to begin energetically. [3 definitions] |
wader |
someone or something that wades. [3 definitions] |
wadi |
in North Africa and the Middle East, a watercourse, riverbed, or valley that remains dry except when it rains. [2 definitions] |
wading bird |
any of several long-legged birds, such as storks and herons, that wade in shallow water, in search of food; wader. |
wading pool |
a shallow pool of water, esp. a small, plastic, portable unit made for children to play in. |
Waf |
a member of the Women in the Air Force, a branch of the U.S. Air Force (acronym for "Women in the Air Force"). |
WAF |
acronym of "Women in the Air Force." |
wafer |
a small thin crisp cracker or cookie. [6 definitions] |
waffle1 |
a flat batter cake cooked in a hinged iron that leaves a gridlike pattern on the cake. [2 definitions] |
waffle2 |
to speak or write vaguely, indecisively, or evasively. [2 definitions] |
waffle iron |
a cooking appliance consisting of two hinged plates that close on the batter, leaving an indented grid pattern on the waffle. |
waft |
to carry or cause to go gently on water or through the air. [6 definitions] |
wag |
to cause to move repeatedly up and down or from side to side; shake (a finger) or nod (one's head). [6 definitions] |