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Waddle (v) “: move or swing from side to side in walking
Waddle (n) : a walk, as of a duck
Wade (v) : walk through a medium as water, sand etc. that hinders free movement, pass with difficulty
Waft (v) : float or sail over water or sit
Wag (v) : to move rapidly to and fro, nod
Wage (v) : carry on (esp. war), pledge
Wager (n) : that which is waged or pledged, a bet
Wages (n & pl) : periodical payment earned by workers
Wagon (n) : a four wheeled vehicle for carrying heavy goods
Waggon (n) : a four wheeled vehicle for carrying heavy goods
Waif (n) : a homeless wanderer, any thing found ownerless
Wail (n) : loud weeping
Wail (v) : lament or express sorrow audibly
Waistcot (n) : the panelled wooden boards on the walls of apartments
Waist (n) : the part of the human trunk between the ribs and the hips
Waist-band (n) : a band encircling the waist
Wait (v) : to remain in expectancy, watch for, postpone, to be ready to serve a person
Waiter (n) : an attending servant
Waive (v) : give up right
Wake (n) : a watch
Wake (v) : to rouse from sleep or idleness, to remain without sleeping
Wakeful (adj.) : wake up, rouse
Walk (n) : act of walking
Walk (v) : to proceed by foot steps
Wallaby (n) : a small kangaroo
Wallet (n) : a bag for carrying personal things
Wallow (v) : to roll about in mud, dust, etc.
Wall piece (n) : a gun mounted on a wall
Walnut (n) : large tree producing valuable timber or its fruit
Walrus (n) : an aquatic web-footed animal of the Arctic regions
Waltz (n) : a kind of dance
Wan (adj.) : faint, pale and sick
Wand (n) : a rod carried as a symbol of authority, a magician’s rod
Wander (v) : ramble, roam, rove
Wanderings (n & pl) : roaming
Wane (v) : decrease, grow less (esp. of the moon)
Wane (n) : decline, decrease

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