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Words Starting with "W" (96 total words)

whommle
to tip over clumsily, suddenly, and loudly
— Michael Helsem
whoot
An exclamation of joy.
— anonymous
whouge
to not realize ze is in a weakened state
— Michael Helsem
whoy
fingernail dirt

— Michael Helsem
whuchwun
Some confusion exists as to which memories verify consensus
reality.
— mIEKAL aND
whudd
(adverb) according to wrong criteria

— Michael Helsem
widderguess
a guess in the wrong direction [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
widgery
A homemade musical instrument
— Michael Helsem
wikipediot
The gang of wikipedians responsible for judging & deleting any
content which does not agree wit...
— mIEKAL aND
wikipolitics
the internal politics of Wikipedia or of any wiki, resulting
from the inevitable devolution of met...
— Tiffany St.
wikipparently
1. The state of having just been found out on Wikipedia, as
in: "Oh, he's 34? - "Really?&...
— Dan O'Connor
wildorado
wil-do-rah-do
mature & sexual
— graywyvern
willy-nilly
adj. impotent.
— anonymous
Wilshberia
The range of American Poetry from Wilbur to Ashbery, which academics take to be the entire range of ...
— Bob Grumman
wilvitch
1. (sl.) exclamation used in certain areas of the
Georgian/ Nu Joisey resettlement project.
— Atlanta Poets Group
wimpy tar
a wimpy, whining, grovelling dog.
— Brian Callahan
Wind Amber
rank incense
— Michael Helsem
windvesting
Investing in wind energy.
— Eddie Lawrence
winsel
an unexpected profit, winning, or turn of luck
— Michael Helsem
withdrawer
(with dro er)
n. a drawer in which things are returned
— Mike Miskowski
wizardatrix
A woman who makes things magically happen.
— AnnMarie Eldon
wnort
renewed pleasure in an old interest (cf calawroutould)
— Michael Helsem
woga
woh-guh
implacably selfish; impervious to appeals
— graywyvern
woign
the only speaker of a language
— Michael Helsem
Wolf Jyzm
syrup for flavoring coffee drinks
— Michael Helsem
wolligog
a purposefully bad witticism
— Michael Helsem
wolrfon
the taste of miso and honey
— Michael Helsem
wonderosity
n. “Curiosity can lead to killed cats, stupidly dazzled by the headlights of an oncoming car. Or, ...
— Leif Hansen
wonga
nonverbal attunement, between 2 persons or between an animal &
a human
— Michael Helsem
wongi
freezedried gourmet ethnic food
— Michael Helsem