| ANGLEWISE | • anglewise adv. With respect to an angle; angularly. • ANGLEWISE adv. in an angular manner; angularly. |
| JEWELLING | • jewelling v. Present participle of jewel. • JEWEL v. to adorn with precious stones. |
| REWELDING | • rewelding v. Present participle of reweld. • REWELD v. to weld again. |
| TWEEDLING | • tweedling v. Present participle of tweedle. • TWEEDLE v. to perform casually on a musical instrument. |
| WEASELING | • weaseling v. (US) present participle of weasel. • WEASEL v. to act evasively. |
| WEDELNING | • wedelning v. Present participle of wedeln. • WEDELN v. (German) to ski in a swiveling motion with skis close together, also WEDEL. |
| WEDGELIKE | • wedgelike adj. Shaped like a wedge. • wedge-like adj. Alternative form of wedgelike. • WEDGELIKE adj. like a wedge. |
| WEEPINGLY | • weepingly adv. In a weeping manner. • WEEPING adv. tearful. |
| WEETINGLY | • weetingly adv. (Obsolete) knowingly. • WEETING adv. WEET, (archaic) to know. |
| WEIGELIAS | • weigelias n. Plural of weigelia. • WEIGELIA n. a hardy garden shrub belonging to the honeysuckle family, also WEIGELA. |
| WEIGHABLE | • weighable adj. Able to be weighed. • WEIGHABLE adj. capable of being weighed. |
| WELLBEING | • wellbeing n. Alternative spelling of well-being. • well-being n. A state of health, happiness or prosperity. • well␣being n. Alternative spelling of well-being. |
| WELTERING | • weltering v. Present participle of welter. • weltering n. The motion of something that welters; a billowing. • WELTER v. to roll about. |
| WEREGILDS | • weregilds n. Plural of weregild. • were␣gilds n. Plural of were gild. • WEREGILD n. (Old English) a price paid for taking a man's life, also WERGELD, WERGELT, WERGILD. |
| WHEEDLING | • wheedling v. Present participle of wheedle. • wheedling adj. Coaxing, aiming to persuade. • wheedling n. The act of one who wheedles. |
| WHEELINGS | • wheelings n. Plural of wheeling. • WHEELING n. the condition of a road for vehicles. |
| WHEEPLING | • wheepling v. Present participle of wheeple. • WHEEPLE v. (Scots) to give a prolonged whistle, also WHEEP. |
| WHEEZLING | • WHEEZLE v. (Scots) to wheeze, also WHAISLE, WHAIZLE, WHEEZE. |