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Words Starting with "W" (96 total words)

wack
one who is wacky; (~ed) a condition of extreme wackiness
— Marianne Shaneen
wackosity
(wak o' sity)
the perspection of arterrorism through surrelectricity.
— M.D. Christenson
wad-wed
To marry for money.
— John Osman
wadinkle
Lump of soft material used in plastic (cosmetic) surgery.
— Robin Crozier
waffle
Was awful.
— Megan Kittelson
wafture
a signal, a beckoning of the hand [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
wagonizing
1. State of edgy sobriety abstaining from alcohol until the next time you get
together with friend...
— anonymous
waitron
an acute observer who never speaks
— Michael Helsem
wakaranize
(wa-KAR-an-ize)
v. To make him an offer he can't understand.
— John Osman
wankitude
The gratuitous use of foreign words and phrases pour impressionner tout le monde.
— John Osman
waxident
wax spillage

(made this one up after a near wax-disaster when making candles)
— Pam A. Rama
We In Bitter Deep
useless anger at other drivers
— Michael Helsem
wedeln
to ski in a wavy path
— Michael Helsem
wedgie issue
n. A sharply divisive issue having to do with the buttocks
and your underwear.
— Stan Higley
wedsite
a combination of wedding and website, a site dedicated to an
impending wedding.
— Marissa Christy
wedtortion
The predictable ways in which marriage distorts individuality.
— mIEKAL aND
weegle
(wee gal)
n. steam of fresh urine
— A1 Waste Paper Co.
weelrdeelrchy
(hwel ur del r ar kay)
Control of power, wealth, & sex in a country by a few who have
cheated people of jobs, food, h...
— Des McLean
wefcharg
a state in which trance is almost impossible
— Michael Helsem
weftedge
a state in which entrancement is quite easy
— Michael Helsem
weh
1. Replacement for hello. 2. Sign of joy (extend to wehhhhhhhhhhhhh). 3. Sign of frustration (WEH?)....
wersh
insipid, unsavory, tasteless [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
whaltz
the dance of the intellect around an intractible question
— Michael Helsem
whang
a large cut or slice [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
whase
1. a word phrase
[writing is an aid to more writing; your name here; smells
his hand]
[see wournd...
— Atlanta Poets Group
Whig
a member of the Retro avantgarde, wielders of apodeictic
anachronism
— Michael Helsem
whiloshar
red-gold hair seen in peripheral vision
— John Wright
whimwham
ornaments of dress; accessories
— Michael Helsem
Whirlpool of Wolves
traffic
— Michael Helsem
whitch
A way to ask "which witch?" as in, if there are several witches in a police line-up and th...
— jUStin! katKO