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Words starting with W

Words that start with W

Wet walruses waving wildly at Wendy the wallaby in Wallaroo.

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Whelp.
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Wis forWhelp

Whelp is another word for puppy.

Wis forWhey

Whey is the thin liquid that is created when milk is clotted into curds, as a part of the cheese-making process.
Photo of a man cracking a whip
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Wis forWhip

A whip is usually made from a short stick with a thin strip of leather at the end, although some whips are just made from a flexible rod. Whips are usually used for training animals, as an extension of your arm. Whips can be cracked with a loud noise, which will scare an animal and make them change direction.
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Wis forWhippet

Whippets are medium sized dogs that look like small greyhounds. They are gentle dogs, and don't snap, but they do like to chase cats. Because they have such a short coat they are not suited to be kept outside in cold weather, and with their friendly nature they make good indoor dogs.

Wis forWhir

A whir is a humming or buzzing sound made by something quickly moving backwards and forwards or around and around. Things that whir include electric fans and bird's wings.
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Wis forWhirl

You whirl around when you turn around quickly. Things that whirl can be fans or dancers, like the woman in the picture.

Wis forWhisk

A whisk is a utensil made from many loops of wire that you use for mixing things together. Whisks are most often used for beating eggs together to make scrambled eggs.
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Whiskers are hairs that grow around the nose and mouth of most animals. On people, whiskers are usually called a beard or moustache. Animals use their whiskers to tell when they are near something, as the whisker hairs hit things before the animal's face does. Cats have the most well-known whiskers. The cat in the picture is yawning, and you can clearly see its whiskers.

Wis forWhiskey

Whiskey is a strong alcoholic drink made from fermented grain. Different kinds of grains can be used, such as barley, malted barley, wheat, rye or maize. Whiskey gets some of its flavour from the wooden barrels it is matured in.

Wis forWhistle

A whistle is an instrument that makes noise from a stream of air. Whistles can be small like in the picture, or are really big steam operated whistles found on ships and trains. Whistles are often used by umpires or referees of sporting matches to get player's attention.