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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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Animals starting with W

Animals

Food starting with W

Food

Photo of a waterlily

Plants

Adjectives that start with W

Adjectives

Verbs that start with W

Verbs

Cities that start with W

Cities

Jobs that start with W

Jobs

Photo of a birds wing

Body parts

Photo of a boy eating a watermelon

Fruit

Photo of a woodpecker

Birds

Photo of a weevil
Photo by John Tann
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Wis forWeevil

Scientific name: Superfamily: Curculionoidea
Weevils are distinctive looking beetles. Many kinds of weevil are pests in cereal crops. Sometimes when you buy flour you find weevils in the packet.
Insects
Photo of someone standing on scales
Photo by puuikibeach
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Wis forWeigh

You weigh something to find out how heavy it is. Weight is a measure of how much gravity pulls on something. Not to be confused with way or whey.
Verbs
Photo of some blackberries on a scale
Photo by Lars Plougmann
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Wis forWeight

Weight is a measure of how heavy something is. The more something weighs, the heavier it is.
Measures
Weird art.
Photo by Miguel Pires da Rosa
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Wis forWeird

Weird describes something or someone that is strange or unusual.
Adjectives
Photo of a welcome mat
Photo by Dru Bloomfield
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Wis forWelcome

A welcome is a warm and friendly greeting. People often put out signs or mats outside their front doors that say "welcome".
Communication, Greetings
Photo of welded metal
Photo by Public Domain Photos
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Wis forWeld

Welding is a process for joining two pieces of metal together. Welding creates enough heat on the join to melt the edges of the pieces of metal being welded, as well as adding a filler metal into the join. Welded joints are extremely strong.
Verbs
Photo of a man welding.
Photo by USACE Europe District
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Wis forWelder

A welder is someone who makes things out of metal for a living. Welders use special tools to join pieces of metal together to make things like ships.
Jobs
Photo of a stone well
Photo by Anna Webber
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Wis forWell

A well is a deep hole that has been dug into the ground to reach water. You can use a bucket on the end of a piece of rope to get to the water, or you can use a pump or windmill to suck the water out.
Structures
Woman dressed as a wench, serving beer.
Photo by Andrew Stawarz
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Wis forWench

A wench is an old word used to describe a poor, young woman who must work during a time where many women didn't have jobs. Wenches would often work in bars serving drinks.
Types of People
Photo of a woman crying
Photo by Laura Lewis
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Wis forWept

Wept is the past tense of weep. If someone wept, it means they were crying.
Past