WOD, WODE, adj. mad.
To WON, v. n. to dwell.
WOO, s. wool. v. To make love; to court.
WORDY, WEIRDY, adj. worthy.
WORLIN, s. a feeble puny person.
To WORRY, v. n. to choke; to be suffocated.
WORSET, s. worsted.
To WOUFF, v. n. to bark.
WOW! interj. expressive of admiration.
WRAITH, WRAITHE, s. the apparition of a person seen before death, or soon after it.