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Wacky Amusing and very strange
Waiver The act or instance of waiving a right or claim
Wand Long, thin sticks used by a magician or during magic tricks
Ward One who stands as a legal guardian to a minor.
Warden Persons who are in charge of or takes care of something
Wardrobe Piece of furniture for keeping clothes.
Warmonger Persons who wants a war or tries to make other people want to start or fight a war
Warrant A document issued by a legal or government official authorizing the police or another body to make an arrest, search premises, or carry out some other action relating to the administration of justice
Watchdog Persons or organizations that make sure that companies, governments, etc., are not doing anything illegal or wrong
Weedicide something that kills weeds
Whence From what place – source origin.
Whiggarchy government by Whigs
Whirlwind Something that involves many quickly changing events, feelings, etc.
Whisk Taking or moving (someone or something) somewhere suddenly and quickly
Whisper Speak in a very low tone.
or
Speaking very softly or quietly
Wholesome Favorable to health
or
Conducive to bodily health
Wicket small door forming part of larger door of a Church or castle
Widow Woman whose husband.is dead.
Widower Person whose wife is dead.
or
Man whose wife is dead
or
One whose wife is dead
Wildfires The fire in a wild area (such as a forest) that is not controlled and that can burn a large area very quickly
Willy-nilly In a careless and unplanned way
Wily Full of clever tricks : very clever
Wimple cloth covering for head and neck worn by nuns
Windward Towards the direction from which the winds brows – the side from which the wind blows.
Wistful Having a vague desire.
Witch Women who are thought to have magic powers
Witness Persons giving sworn testimony to a court of law or the police
Witty Funny and clever
Wizard Person with amazing abilities.
or
Persons who are skilled in magic or who has magical powers : a sorcerer or a magician, a person who is very good at something
Workaholic Persons who choose to work a lot: a person who is always working, thinking about work, etc.
Wrangle An argument that is complicated and continues over a long period of time
Wreath Flowers fastened in a circle.
or
An arrangement of leaves, flowers, fruits, etc. in the shape of a circle that is used for decoration
Wreathe Garland of flowers. Or Flowers fastened in a circle.
Wreckage Broken parts of a vehicle, building, etc., that has been badly damaged or destroyed
Wrest Pulling (something) away from someone by using violent twisting movements
Wretched Very unhappy, ill, etc. : very poor in quality or ability : very bad or unpleasant
Wriggle Move along with quick, short twistings.
or
To twist from side to side with small quick movements like a worm
Wright Construction workman.
Wring Twist and squeeze (wet cloth, hair, etc.) to remove water
Writ A form of written command in the name of a court or other legal authority to act, or abstain from acting , in a particular way
Wry Humorous in a clever and often ironic way
Wunderkind Someone who achieves success or shows great talent at a young age – usually singular