English words starting with W

A large amount of money, property, or valuable possessions.

having a large amount of money, possessions, or resources; rich.

To accustom (a young mammal) to food other than its mother's milk.

To accustom (a young mammal) to food other than its mother's milk.

the process of gradually accustoming an infant or young mammal to food other than its mother's milk.

An object designed or used for inflicting bodily harm or physical damage.

The process of developing or adapting something so that it can be used as a weapon.

to adapt or use something, especially information or a disease, as a weapon.

without a weapon; not carrying or using any weapon.

Weapons, especially a collection of weapons or a type of weapon considered as a group.

of a quality suitable for use in making weapons, especially nuclear weapons.

Connected to or involving weapons.

To have something on your body as clothing, decoration, or protection.

(of a device or piece of clothing) able to be worn on the body

a person who is wearing something, especially a piece of clothing or an accessory.

in a way that shows tiredness, especially because of something that has continued for a long time

The state of being very tired; fatigue.

Causing tiredness or fatigue; tiring.

Causing one to feel tired or bored; tedious.

feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion or lack of sleep.

having the appearance of being tired, bored, or lacking energy.

Causing one to feel tired or bored; tiring.

A small, slender carnivorous mammal with short legs and brownish fur, known for its cunning and secretive behavior.

Resembling or characteristic of a weasel, especially in being sly, cunning, or deceitful.

The condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time, such as the temperature, and if there is wind, rain, sun, etc.

Worn or damaged by long exposure to the weather.

Connected with or influenced by the weather.

Designed or treated to withstand exposure to weather (such as rain, sun, or wind) without being damaged.

Having or showing a good understanding of the weather and weather signs.

Damaged or worn by long exposure to the weather.

worn or damaged by long exposure to the weather.

The process of wearing away or changing the appearance or texture of something (especially rock or soil) by long exposure to the atmosphere.

A person, especially on television or radio, who reports and forecasts the weather.

Designed or able to withstand the effects of bad weather, especially rain.

A device, often in the shape of a rooster or arrow, mounted on a roof or high place to show the direction of the wind.

to make cloth, a carpet, a basket, etc. by crossing threads or strips over and under each other by hand or on a machine

a person whose job is to weave cloth, carpets, etc.

The act or process of making fabric by interlacing threads on a loom.

A network of fine threads made by a spider or other insect, used to catch prey.

Using the internet or a web browser as the primary operating environment or platform.

Designed to function with or be accessed through the World Wide Web.

Resembling a web in structure or appearance; intricately meshed or interconnected.

Available or existing only on the internet or the World Wide Web.

A set of related web pages located under a single domain name, typically produced by a single person or organization and accessible via the internet.

having the fingers or toes joined by a web of skin

A strong, closely woven fabric, often in the form of a strip, used for belts, straps, or in upholstery.

Resembling a web or cobweb; covered with or consisting of fine, silky filaments.

A video camera connected to a computer, allowing its images to be seen on a website or in a video call.

A live video broadcast of an event transmitted over the Internet.

relating to or characteristic of the work or ideas of the german sociologist max weber.

A website where someone writes regularly about personal experiences, opinions, or links to other websites, typically displayed in reverse chronological order.

a person who is responsible for a particular website

a document or information resource on the World Wide Web that is accessible through a web browser

A set of pages of information on the internet about a particular subject, published by a single person or organization.

To marry someone or to perform a marriage ceremony.

Definition 1: Formally and legally married.

A marriage ceremony, especially considered as including the associated celebrations.

A large, elaborately decorated cake served at a wedding reception.

A piece of wood, metal, etc. with one thick end and one thin, pointed end that you drive between two objects or parts of an object to keep them still or to force them apart.

Having a shape that is broad at one end and tapers to a thin edge at the other, like a wedge.

A prank in which a person's underwear is pulled sharply upward from behind, becoming wedged between the buttocks.

The state of being married; marriage.

The day of the week after Tuesday and before Thursday.

Very small; little

A wild plant growing where it is not wanted, especially among crops or garden plants.

Overgrown with or densely filled with weeds.

Free from weeds; not containing or affected by weeds.

Covered with or overgrown by weeds.

An area of ground or a body of water densely overgrown with weeds.

The activity of removing unwanted plants (weeds) from a garden or other area of ground.

Free from weeds; not containing or overgrown with weeds.

(of a person) thin and physically weak in appearance.

A period of seven days, especially one starting on Sunday and ending on Saturday.

Lasting for a week.

Being one week in age

Happening, changing, or considered one week after another; on a weekly basis.

Any day of the week except Saturday and Sunday, or sometimes except Sunday alone.

Saturday and Sunday, especially considered as a time for leisure and rest

lasting for the entire duration of a weekend

A person who spends weekends away from their usual home, typically on vacation.

Happening, done, or produced once a week.

Any night of the week except Saturday or Sunday night.

Lasting for a period of several weeks.

A frankfurter or similar sausage.

To cry tears, especially because you are very sad.

A person who weeps, especially a professional mourner hired to lament at a funeral.

(of a tree or plant) having slender hanging branches

Tending to cry easily or often; tearful.

A small beetle with a long snout, many kinds of which are harmful to plants, especially grains and stored food products.

The threads that are woven across the lengthwise threads (the warp) in a piece of cloth.

The armed forces of Germany from 1935 to 1945.

to have a specified weight when measured

the act of having one's weight measured, especially before a sports competition

The action of finding out how heavy someone or something is.

The heaviness of an object; a measure of how heavy something is.

Designed to support or carry weight.

Being aware of and concerned about one's body weight, often in relation to diet or health.

the process or practice of managing one's weight, especially to prevent it from increasing or to reduce it to a desired level.

(in basketball) describing a style of play or a player who is physically strong and plays close to the basket, often in a power forward position.

The sport or activity of lifting heavy weights, especially in competitions.

The process or practice of controlling or maintaining one's body weight, especially through diet and exercise.

The process or result of making oneself or something less heavy; specifically, the act of losing body fat.

Connected to or concerning a person's weight or body mass.

A type of physical exercise in which you lift heavy objects in order to make your muscles stronger.

Adjusted or calculated to reflect the relative importance or influence of different components.

The quality of being heavy; heaviness.

The assignment of a numerical factor to a piece of data to make it more or less important in an overall calculation or average.

having little or no weight, especially because of being beyond the pull of the earth's gravity

The state or condition of having little or no weight, especially as experienced in free fall or space.

having great weight; heavy

Very strange and unusual, unexpected, or not natural.

having a strange, unusual, or bizarre appearance

in a strange, unusual, or bizarre manner

The quality of being very strange and unusual.

a person whose appearance or behavior seems strange or unusual.

A word of kindly greeting, especially to someone who has just arrived.

A greeting or reception given to someone returning home, typically a warm and celebratory one.

friendly and making you feel happy and accepted

To join pieces of metal or plastic by heating them until they melt and pressing or hammering them together.

Joined together by heating the surfaces to the point of melting and then fusing them.