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Words of Love for 24th December :

Whist (n) : a card game
Whit (n) : the least bit
White (n) : the colour of milk
White (adj.) : of the colour of milk
Whitewash (v) : coat with a solution, of lime
Whither (adv.) : to what place, condition etc., where
Whitsun (n) : seventh Sunday after Easter
Whitlow (n) : small swollen tumour affecting the tip of the finger
Whittle (n) : a butcher’s knife
Whittle (v) : cut into thin slices
Whiz (z) (n) : a variety of humming sound
Whiz (v) : raise such a sound
Who (pron.) : what person, which people
Whoever (pron.) : every one, who, whatever person
Wholesome (adj.) : healthful, tending to improve physical or moral health
Wholly (adv.) : completely, altogether, entirely, totally
Whom (pron.) : objective case of WHO
Whomsoever (pron.) : objective case of WHOEVER & WHATSOEVER, anyone or every one that
Whoop (n) : a loud call, yell, shout
Whooping cough (n) : an acute infectious disease mostly attacking children
Hooping-cough (n) : an acute infectious disease mostly attacking children
Whore (n) : a prostitute
Whose (pron.) : possessive case of WHO or WHICH
Whosoever (pron.) : whoever, what ever person, every one who
Why (adj.) : for what reason?
Why (n) : the cause
Why (inter.) : expressing wonder
Wick (n) : the soft cord in candle or oil lamp to be burned for light
Wicked (adj.) : sinful, mischievous, immoral
Wicker-work (n) : basket made of twig or cane
Wicket (n) : a small door or gate near or large one, three stumps with bails in position in a game of cricket
Wide (adj.) : broad, expansive, vast
Wide (adv.) : to a great distance, far
Wide awake (adj.) : fully awake
Widen (v) : to make wider
Widgeon (n) : a kind of duck
Widow (n) : a woman who has lost her husband by death and who remain without remarriage
Widower (n) : man who has lost his wife
Width (v) : wideness, breadth
Wield (v) : manage, use exercise
Wieldy (adj.) : manageable
Wife (n) : a woman having a husband

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