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KJV
Word
|
Meaning
|
| Wallow
|
To
roll |
| Wanton
|
Excessive;
rebellious |
| Wantonness
|
Extreme
indulgence in sensual pleasures |
| Ward
|
Prison;
custody |
| Waterspout
|
Waterfall |
| Wax
|
To
grow; become; advance |
| Wayfaring
man |
Traveler;
passer-by |
| Wen
|
A
running sore |
| Wench
|
Maidservant |
| Wert |
Were;
was |
| Whence
|
From
where |
| Wherefore
|
Why?;
for what reason?; for what cause? |
| Whereinsoever
|
In
whatever respect |
| Wherewith
|
The
things with which... |
| Wherewithal
|
How?;
By what means? |
| Whet
|
To
sharpen |
| Whit
|
A
least bit |
| Whither
|
Where;
which place |
| Whithersoever
|
Wherever |
| Whoremonger |
Sexually
immoral person |
| Wiles
|
Cunning
devices; methods |
| Wimple
|
A
woman's garment; shawl |
| Winebibber
|
Drinker
of wine |
| Winefat
|
A
collection trough beneath a winepress |
| Wist
|
Knew;
to have known |
| Wit
|
To
know; to become aware of |
| Withal
|
At
the same time; together with |
| Withal
|
With |
| Without
|
Outside |
| Withs
|
Cords;
ropes |
| Woe
|
An
expression of grief or indignation |
| Wont
|
To
be accustomed to |
| Wormwood
|
A
bitter plant; bitterness |
| Wot
|
To
know |
| Wrest
|
To
wrench; to torture by twisting |
| Wroth
|
To
be provoked; angered |
| Wrought
|
Worked;
made |