Words Starting with Letter 'W'

To rock, sway, or move unsteadily from side to side like a top about to fall over.

Tending to move unsteadily from side to side, like a loose tooth or a table with one short leg.

A type of rough, muddy sandstone made of many different minerals mixed together in the earth.

Acting in a wonderfully silly, goofy, and eccentric way that makes people laugh and smile.

A small, soft lump or tight bundle made by squeezing paper, cloth, or dollar bills together.

Soft, fluffy material used inside things like coats, quilts, or boxes to stuff, pad, and protect them.

A person or animal that walks with short steps, rocking from side to side.

A heavy wooden club or stick used by Australian Aboriginal people.

To walk carefully through water that is not very deep, like at the edge of a lake.

A bird with long legs that walks in shallow water to find food.

Walking slowly through shallow water, like a kid splashing around at the edge of a lake.

An old historical legal word used long ago for a mortgage or pledging land.

A very thin, light, and crisp cookie or cracker that often tastes sweet or has cream inside.

A person who bakes or sells thin, crisp cakes or communion wafers.

A crisp, golden cake with a pattern of square grids, baked by pouring batter into a special iron.

To float gently and smoothly through the air, like the sweet smell of baking cookies moving into the hallway.

The act of carrying something gently through the air or water.

Something that gently carries or pushes light things like a breeze through the moving air.

The act of waving something through the air.

To move something quickly back and forth or side to side, like a happy dog's tail.

Money that a worker earns for doing a job, which is usually paid every week or hour.

To risk money or something else on a guess about a future event.

A person who risks money on a guess or a game, making a bet.

The money you earn and get paid for doing a job or working for someone.

A variant spelling of the word waggle, meaning to move from side to side.

Silly, playful humor or harmless mischief that makes people laugh and smile at your jokes.

Inclined to wag or be playful, like a happy puppy shaking its tail.

Playful, funny, and full of jokes, like a happy puppy wagging its tail and wanting to play a game.

To move quickly back and forth or side to side in short, bouncy motions, just like a happy puppy shakes its tail.

A low, four-wheeled vehicle with a long handle that children pull along the ground to carry toys or dirt.

A person whose job is to drive a large, heavy wagon, often pulled by horses across long distances.

A collection of wagons all grouped together, often used to carry heavy loads or supplies.

A small songbird with a long tail that it constantly wags up and down.

A loud and happy shout used to show great joy, excitement, or winning a fun game.

A lonely, homeless, or abandoned person, especially a poor child wandering alone on the street.

To make a long, loud cry of sadness or pain, similar to the loud sound a crying baby makes.

Someone who cries out loudly and sadly, like a baby who is upset or someone mourning a loss.

Making a long, mournful, and sad crying sound like the wind howling or a puppy whimpering.

An old-fashioned word for a large, heavy wooden wagon used on farms to haul heavy loads.

The service of providing carts and wagons for hauling things.

The narrow middle part of the human body that sits right between your ribcage and your hips.

A sailor who worked in the middle part of an old sailing ship.

To stay in one place or pause your actions until something happens, time passes, or someone finally arrives.

A person whose job is to serve food and drinks to people at a restaurant.

Staying in one place until something happens or someone arrives.

To choose to give up a legal right, claim, or rule voluntarily, like deciding not to take a turn in a game.

An official written document saying that someone gives up a right or claim.

A historical title for a military leader or ruler in some Eastern European countries.

To stop sleeping in your bed and open your eyes to start a new day.

Not being able to sleep, staying wide awake in bed while listening to noises in the dark house.

To stop sleeping and wake up, or to cause someone else to open their eyes and start a new day.

Someone or something, like a loud alarm clock or a barking dog, that wakes you up.

A charitable trust under Islamic law that gives property or money to help the community.

A person who generously sets up a special fund or property to help the poor and do good deeds.

The daytime hours when you are fully awake, active, and experiencing the world instead of sleeping.

A raised stripe or ridge in the weave of certain fabrics like corduroy.

A strong horse that was originally bred in Australia and used long ago by soldiers riding in the cavalry.

A horizontal wooden beam or plank used to support a wall or structure.

To move forward by putting one foot in front of the other at a normal, steady speed.

A person who is traveling on foot, or a metal frame with four legs that helps someone move around safely.