Adjectives that start with W

Describing words, to help you tell someone else what something is like.

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W is for Worthless

Something is worthless if it has no or near no value. Something may be worthless because you can't use it for anything, or worthless because it is not worth any money.

W is for Woven

Something is woven if it has been made by the process of weaving. Wicker baskets are woven.

W is for Wrapped

Something that has been covered up by wrapping it is wrapped. Wrapped is also the past tense of wrap.

W is for Wrinkled

Something is wrinkled if it has many wrinkles or small folds and creases in it.

W is for Wrong

Something is wrong if it is not correct or the truth. An action is wrong if it breaks rules or the law.
The cars in the picture are travelling the wrong way down a road.

W is for Wrought

Wrought describes metal that has been flattened and shaped. Wrought metal is often decorative.