Unscramble Words for 26th December : Here is the complete list.

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Unscramble Words for 26th December :

Winter (n) : the cold season of the year
Winter (v) : spend the winter
Wintry (adj.) : cold, pertaining to winter
Wipe (n) : a rub
Wipe (v) : to clean by rubbing
Wire (n) : a thread of metal, a telegraph
Wire (v) : send by telegraph, provide or fasten with wire
Wirepuller (n) : an intriguer
Wiry (adj.) : strong and flexible, made or wire, sinewy
Wisdom (n) : the quality of being wise, knowledge, good judgement
Wise (n) : manner
Wise (adj.) : possessing, knowledge, good judgement
Wish (n) : desire for something, a polite request
Wish (v) : to have a longing for, a request
Wishful (adj.) : possessing a wish
Wisp (n) : a bundle of straw or hay
Wistful (adj.) : thoughtful, eager, anxiously expecting
Wit (n) : power of understanding, clever and humorous expression of ideas
Witch (n) : a sorceress
Witchcraft (n) : sorcery, the black art
Withal (adv.) : together
Withdraw (v) : take back, recall, retreat, go away
Wither (v) : to dry up, weaken
Withhold (v) : refuse to give, keep back, hold back
Within (prep.) : in the inner part, inside, in the reach of
Within (adv.) : internally, inwardly, at home
Withstand (v) : oppose, resist
Withy (n) : tough flexible twig or branch
Witticism (n) : a witty remark
Wittingly (adv.) : consciously, on purpose
Witty (adj.) : amusing, having wit
Wizard (n) : enchanter
Wizened (adj.) : dried up
Woad (n) : a blue dye got from the wood plant
Wobble (v) : to move unsteadily from side to side
Woe (n) : grief, misery, sorrow, calamity, in weal and woe
Woebegone (adj.) : looking sad or miserable
Woeful (adj.) : sorrowful, wretched
Wolf (n) : a carnivorous dog like mammal
Wolfish (adj.) : like a wolf, cruel
Wolfram (n) : a kind of metal

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