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W

Terms

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waif
a homeless person
waive
to give up
wallow
to indulge oneself or to roll in
wan
weak; tired
wane
to gradually decrease
wangle
to manipulate
wanton
reckless
warble
to sing
wary
cautious
wastral
one who wastes; a spendthrift
waver
to be uncertain
wax
to grow in size or intensity
weighty
of great importance
wend
to direct one's way
wheedle
to persuade
whet
to stimulate or to sharpen
willful
stubborn or intentional
whimsical
unpredictable
wield
to handle or exercise control over
wily
tricky, sly
wince
to shrink, as in pain, fear, etc; to flinch
windfall
unexpected gift
winsome
pleasing
wizened
withered; shriveled
woe
sorrow
wolfish
ferocious
wont
(to) accustomed (adjective)
workaday
ordinary
wraith
a ghost or shadow
wrangle
to quarrel
wrench
to twist
wrest
to take away
wroth
angry
wrought
produced or shaped
wry
ironic

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