Adjectives that start with W

Something is warm if it isn't too hot and it isn't cold either. The cat in the picture is warm and snug in the man's jacket.

Something is waterproof if water cannot pass through it or soak into it. The raincoat in the picture is waterproof.

Weak means that something or someone is lacking strength, health, or energy/a>. If you're sick, you might feel weak.

Something is weathered if it has been damaged by long-term exposure to the weather.

Something is wet if it is covered with a liquid, like water. When you come out of a shower or bath or if you get caught in the rain, you are wet. If you are very, very wet, you are soaked. The opposite of wet is dry.

Something is wide if there is a long distance from one side of it to the other. The river in the picture is wide. The opposite of wide is narrow.

Something is wild if people haven't changed it to suit their own needs. Wild animals and plants live or grow anywhere they are able, and don't rely on people to feed them and look after them. The opposite of wild is domesticated. Wild versions of household flowers, fruits and vegetables generally have much smaller fruits or flowers than their domestic varieties.

Windswept describes something that has been damaged or changed by strong winds.

Wonderful describes something that is very good, pleasant, beautiful, or fun.

Something is worn if it has been damaged but not to the point of being broken by being used over a long time. The steps in the photo have been worn from many years of people walking on them.
Worn is also the past tense of wear.