A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
wobble
wobbles wobbling wobbled verb
to move
unsteadily.
He wobbled
on his ice skates.
woke
from the verb to wake
He woke her very early.
wolf
wolves noun
a wild mammal that is part
of the dog family and lives
in cold regions. Wolves live in
packs and hunt other animals
for food.
woman
women noun
an adult human female.
N say wum-an
wombat
wombats noun
a marsupial that lives in
Australia. A wombat looks
like a small bear and lives
underground, eating leaves,
roots, and bark.
won
from the verb to win
We won the match.
N say wun
wonder
noun
a feeling caused by
an extraordinary
or amazing thing.
They looked in wonder
at the bright lights in the sky.
N say wun-der
wonder
wonders wondering wondered
verb
to question or think about
something in a curious or
doubtful way.
I wonder how she managed
to arrive first?
wonderful
adjective
amazing or extraordinary.
A wonderful idea.
N say wun-dur-ful
wood
noun
1 the hard material from
a tree’s trunk or branches
used to make furniture and
objects or to burn for fuel.
The train is made of wood.
wooden adjective
2 a group of trees
growing together.
woodwind
instrument
woodwind instruments noun
one of a group of musical
instruments that is
played by blowing.
Some, such as
the clarinet, are
made from wood
while others, such
as the flute, are
made from metal.
alto clarinet
wool
noun
the soft hair of sheep and
some other animals that
can be used to make cloth,
clothes, carpets,
and blankets.
woolen
adjective
made from wool.
woolen hat
word
words noun
1 a sound or group of sounds
that stands for an idea,
an object, or an action.
2 the group of letters you use
to write down these sounds.
word processing
verb
writing, correcting, and
storing documents
electronically.
wore
from the verb to wear
He wore a yellow T-shirt.
work
works working worked verb
1 to use effort to
do something.
I worked hard when I painted
the house.
2 to do a job or task.
My father works in a factory.
work noun
3 to operate efficiently.
This washing machine is not
working properly.
world
noun
the planet Earth and all the
people and things on it.
worm
worms noun
a small animal with a soft
body and no legs or backbone.
earthworm
worry
worries worrying worried verb
to feel anxious.
I am worried about my exams.
N say wur-ee
worry noun
worse
from the adjective bad
very bad.
Last week’s weather was bad,
but today, it is worse.
wobble
sheep’s wool
wool yarn