Words about words

Widespread means that something is covering a large area. Weather patterns such as flooding are often widespread.

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.

Wilting is the process by which something becomes wilted.

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

You wipe something when you gently rub it with a cloth, or your hand. Wiping generally means passing the cloth over it once or maybe twice, not rubbing it many times like when you scrub something.
Children with runny noses often wipe their noses with the back of their hand, or their sleeve.

Something is withered if it has shriveled, faded and started to dry.
Wither is similar to wilt.

Women is the plural of woman.

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

Wore is the past tense of wear. It might mean damage made slowly, for example "the horse wore a track into the grass" or it might mean clothing that has been worn, for example "she wore a green dress to the party".

You are worried when you have been thinking about something a lot, and it is keeping you from being happy. People can be worried about not having enough money, or a job interview, or how they have gone in an exam they just took.