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45 Cards in this Set
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Wakey whacky |
Crazy unusual and funny |
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Wad |
A thick bundle or role of paper |
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Waffle |
Ek crisp flat cake made of thin Wordy, foolish, vague |
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Waft |
To float in power be carried along air or water |
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Wag |
Move to and fro up and down To move tongue in a conversation specially in a chatter A comical or humorous person |
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Waif |
Stray animal or person especially a homeless child A piece of property found but claimed by nobody |
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Wake |
The track left by moving body In the wake of -as a result of A ritual off holding watch over a dead person |
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Wallow ,welter |
To lie and roll about lazily in water To remain in an unpleasant or disapproving state A confusion disorder;welter |
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Wan |
Having a sickly pale colour Paint or weak in a way suggestive of sickness |
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Wane,wax |
Wane- to decrease or diminish usually gradually Wax- seems to get gradually bigger |
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Wangle |
To get something for oneself or another by trickery or manipulation |
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Wanton |
Senseless Recklessly ignoring justice Sexually unrestrained |
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Warrant |
To States something with confidence To serve as justification of reasonable ground for |
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Wary |
Very cautious ;leery;chary |
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Waylay |
To lie in wait for and attack someone on his way |
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Wean |
To gradually accustom a baby to take food To gradually cause to stop a bad habit |
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Weather |
To fight against hard weather on hardship of life |
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Wee |
Very small Wee hour ,-early hour |
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Welch |
To break promise or avoid payment |
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Wheedle |
To persuade somebody to give you something or do something by saying nice things |
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Whet |
Sharpen by rubbing and grinding To increase your desire for something |
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Whiff |
Slight amount of a sign of something especially smell |
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Whimsical |
Doing as one pleases and often changing mind |
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Whine |
To complain in an annoying crying tone |
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Whit |
A very small amount |
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Whodunit |
Mystery novel |
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Whorl |
Anything with a coiled or spiral appearance |
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Willful |
1.Said a done deliberately or voluntarily 2. Stubborn |
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Wily |
Cunning artfull and skillful at trickery |
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Wince |
To shrink a drawback slightly usually with an ugly or disordered facial grimace |
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Windfall |
Any unexpected acquisition Something blown Down By The Wind |
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Winnow |
To free of unwanted or useless elements |
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Winsome |
Attractive in a sweet engaging way |
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Wispy |
Delicate |
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Wistful |
Pensive; thinking sadly about something somebody that you are longing a desiring |
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Wither |
If something wither it drives and dies To loose freshness |
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Wizend |
Wrinkled or dried up especially with age |
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Woe |
Deep sadness |
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Wont |
In the habit of doing something |
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Wraith |
A ghost |
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Wrangle |
To quarrel |
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Wrath |
Intense anger |
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Wrench ;wrest |
To snatch twist pull suddenly and violently Wrest; to take some things such as power or control by force Wrench: metal tool used for tightening looseing |
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Writhe |
To twist or move your body without stoping often because you are in pain |
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Wry |
Ironic, twisted Facial expression,twisted |