Wafer,
small thin biscuit often used in Catholic Church ritual.
Waiver,
intentional release of some right or interest.
Waver,
a person who waves.
Wails,
moans.
Wales,
the country.
Whales,
aquatic mammals.
Wales wails and whales swim.
Waist,
middle of the body.
Waste,
rubbish.
To buy a corset would be a waste with her waist.
Wait,
serve, attend.
Wait,
await.
Wait(e),
carol singer.
Weight,
heaviness.
Waits,
carol singers.
Weights,
and measures.
Weights,
brand of cigarettes.
Waive,
put aside.
Wave,
high point of sea surface.
Wave,
ditto, hair.
Wave,
motion of the hand and arm.
King John patted the wave in his hair,
made a wave with his hand
over the nearest wave of the sea and
waived away his advisors.
Wake,
funeral celebration.
Wake,
wake up.
Wandering,
undefined meanderings, pron. wondering.
Wondering,
thinking about unexplained items, pron. wundering.
Ward,
an area of hospital with rooms.
Ward,
administrative area.
Ward,
under the protection of -.
Ward,
to deflect. (fend off/rebuff)
Ward,
area of town.
Warn,
to give notice.
Worn,
used.
Worn,
(pt) to wear.
Washer,
perforated metal disc.
Washer,
person who washes.
Washer,
a dish -, or a clothes -.
Watch,
timepiece.
Watch,
regard. observe.
Watch,
guardian.
Watch,
period of duty.
Waterloo,
song, 1970's by Abba.
Waterloo,
town in Belgium.
Waterloo,
battle near above town.
Waterloo,
commemorative station, S E London.
Waterloo,
euphemism for water closet, lavatory;
now abbr. to 'loo.
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