| INWICK | • inwick n. (Curling) A stroke in which the stone rebounds from the inside edge of another stone, and then slides… • INWICK v. (Scots) to perform a certain stroke in the game of curling. |
| INWIND | • inwind v. To wind inward. • INWIND v. to enwrap, also ENWIND. |
| INWITH | • INWITH prep. (Scots) within. |
| INWITS | • INWIT n. (archaic) inward sense; mind. |
| NITWIT | • nitwit n. (Informal) A scatterbrained or stupid person. • NITWIT n. a stupid person. |
| WIENIE | • wienie n. (North America, informal) A wiener. • wienie n. (North America, informal) The penis. • WIENIE n. a frankfurter, a small smoked beef or pork sausage, also WEENIE, WEENY, WEINER, WIENER, WIENERWURST. |
| WIFING | • wifing v. Present participle of wife. • WIFE v. to take to wife. |
| WILING | • wiling v. Present participle of wile. • WILE v. to beguile, also WYLE. |
| WIMMIN | • wimmin n. Eye dialect spelling of women. • wimmin n. Feminist spelling of women. • WIMMIN n. an attempt by American feminists to create a word for women without the man element, also WOMYN. |
| WINIER | • winier adj. Comparative form of winy: more winy. • WINEY adj. like or tasting of wine, also WINISH, WINY. |
| WINING | • wining v. Present participle of wine. • wining n. A session of drinking wine socially. • WINE v. to provide with fermented juice of the grape. |
| WINISH | • winish adj. Resembling wine; winy. • WINISH adj. having the qualities of wine, also WINEY, WINY. |
| WIPING | • wiping v. Present participle of wipe. • wiping n. The act by which something is wiped. • wiping n. Material wiped off something. |
| WIRING | • wiring v. Present participle of wire. • wiring n. A mass of electric wires. • WIRING n. a system of electric wires. |
| WISING | • wising v. Present participle of wise. • WISE v. (Scots) to guide in a certain direction. |
| WITHIN | • within prep. In the inner part, spatially; physically inside. • within prep. In the scope or range of. • within prep. Before the specified duration ends. |
| WITING | • witing n. Obsolete spelling of witting. • witing v. Present participle of wite. • WITE v. (Scots) to blame, lay the blame on, also WIGHT, WYTE. |
| WIVING | • wiving v. Present participle of wive. • WIVE v. (archaic) to take for a wife; to become the wife of. |