Wind,
twist, turn.
Wind,
air movement.
Wind,
flatulence.
Wind down the window and hope
the wind will clear the wind.
Windy,
twisty, turny.
Windy,
gusty turbulent air.
It was windy on the windy road.
Wire,
drawn metal thread.
Wire,
telegram, (wireless telegraphy).
Wire for more wire.
Worn,
fatigued, tired.
Worn,
(pt) wear.
Queen Victoria is said to have asked, "What is
worn under the kilt?"
A Highlander is said to have
replied, "Nothing Mam, all is in purrfect worrking
orderr." Exit Queen left, hurriedly.
Worry,
concern, preoccupation.
Worry,
annoy, tease.
Let the dog worry the ball, don`t worry about it.
Wound,
(pt) wind, to turn.
Wound,
injure.
She wound the wound with bandage.
Wraith,
vision.
Wrath,
rage.
Wreath,
floral tribute.
Wreathe,
to envelope, with smoke or fine material.
Wrote,
(pt) write.
Writ,
Court order.
She wrote the writ in a fine round hand.
"A man's fortune is writ upon his forehead" - Arabic proverb.
Writing,
caligraphy.
Writing,
creative.
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