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5 Letter Words Starting with W

Every 5-letter English word in the JumbleFix dictionary that starts with W. Each word links to its definition. Face-value Scrabble and Words With Friends scores are shown so you can pick a high-scoring play without leaving the page.

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  1. wifedScrabble 12 · WWF 12

    verb. Past tense of wife; to have married or taken as a wife.

  2. wifesScrabble 11 · WWF 11

    noun. Plural of wife; married women.

  3. wifieScrabble 11 · WWF 11

    noun. A wife, especially in Scottish or affectionate use.

  4. wiganScrabble 9 · WWF 11

    n.. A kind of canvaslike cotton fabric, used to stiffen and protect the lower part of trousers and of the skirts of women's dresses, etc.; -- so called from Wigan, the name of a town in Lancashire, England.

  5. wiggyScrabble 13 · WWF 14

    adjective. Crazy, eccentric, or strange; often used to describe a situation or person that is unsettling or bizarre.

  6. wightScrabble 12 · WWF 12

    n.. Weight.

  7. wilcoScrabble 10 · WWF 12

    interjection. Used to indicate that a message has been received and will be complied with.

  8. wildsScrabble 9 · WWF 10

    noun. Remote, uncultivated, or desolate areas, especially those with natural vegetation.

  9. wiledScrabble 9 · WWF 10

    verb. Past tense of wile; enticed or lured by cunning or charm.

  10. wilesScrabble 8 · WWF 9

    noun. Plural of wile; cunning or deceitful strategies or tricks.

  11. wilgaScrabble 9 · WWF 11

    noun. A small Australian tree (Geijera parviflora) with fragrant leaves and white flowers.

  12. willsScrabble 8 · WWF 10

    noun. Plural of will; legal documents expressing a person's wishes for property distribution after death.

  13. willyScrabble 11 · WWF 12

    n.. A large wicker basket.

  14. wiltsScrabble 8 · WWF 9

    verb. Third-person singular simple present indicative of wilt.

  15. winceScrabble 10 · WWF 12

    v. i.. To shrink, as from a blow, or from pain; to flinch; to start back.

  16. winchScrabble 13 · WWF 14

    v. i.. To wince; to shrink; to kick with impatience or uneasiness.

  17. windsScrabble 9 · WWF 10

    noun. Plural of wind; moving air currents.

  18. windyScrabble 12 · WWF 12

    superl.. Consisting of wind; accompanied or characterized by wind; exposed to wind.

  19. winedScrabble 9 · WWF 10

    verb. Past tense of wine; to have entertained with wine or drunk wine.

  20. winesScrabble 8 · WWF 9

    noun. Plural of wine; alcoholic beverages made from fermented grapes or other fruits.

  21. wineyScrabble 11 · WWF 11

    a.. having the taste of wine; "a rich winy taste"

  22. wingsScrabble 9 · WWF 11

    n.. a means of flight or ascent; "necessity lends wings to inspiration"

  23. wingyScrabble 12 · WWF 13

    a.. Having wings; rapid.

  24. winksScrabble 12 · WWF 13

    noun. Plural of wink; quick closing and opening of an eye.

  25. winlyScrabble 11 · WWF 12

    adverb. In a joyful or pleasant manner; happily.

  26. winnaScrabble 8 · WWF 10

    contraction. Will not; won't (Scottish dialect).

  27. winosScrabble 8 · WWF 9

    noun. Plural of wino; alcoholics, especially those who drink cheap wine.

  28. winzeScrabble 17 · WWF 18

    n.. A small shaft sunk from one level to another, as for the purpose of ventilation.

  29. wipedScrabble 11 · WWF 12

    imp. & p. p.. of Wipe

  30. wiperScrabble 10 · WWF 11

    n.. One who, or that which, wipes.

  31. wipesScrabble 10 · WWF 11

    verb. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wipe.

  32. wiredScrabble 9 · WWF 9

    imp. & p. p.. of Wire

  33. wirerScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    n.. a worker who installs and repairs electric wiring

  34. wiresScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    noun. Plural of wire; thin flexible metal strands used for electrical conduction or binding.

  35. wirosScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    noun. Plural of wiro; a type of binding or notebook with spiral wire (informal).

  36. wirraScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    interjection. An exclamation of sorrow or lament, used in Irish English.

  37. wisedScrabble 9 · WWF 9

    verb. Past tense of wise; informed or made aware (often with 'up').

  38. wiserScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    adjective. Comparative of wise; having more wisdom.

  39. wisesScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    verb. Third-person singular simple present of wise; makes aware or informs.

  40. wishaScrabble 11 · WWF 10

    interjection. Used to express surprise, impatience, or mild annoyance.

  41. wishtScrabble 11 · WWF 10

    adjective. Dialectal variant of wished; expressing a wish or desire.

  42. wishyScrabble 14 · WWF 12

    adjective. Weak, insipid, or lacking in substance; often used in 'wishy-washy'.

  43. wispsScrabble 10 · WWF 11

    noun. Plural of wisp; small, thin pieces or strands.

  44. wispyScrabble 13 · WWF 13

    a.. lacking clarity or distinctness; "a dim figure in the distance"; "only a faint recollection"; "shadowy figures in the gloom"; "saw a vague outline of a building through the fog"; "a few wispy memories of childhood"

  45. wisseScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    a.. To show; to teach; to inform; to guide; to direct.

  46. wisteScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    imp.. of Wit

  47. wistsScrabble 8 · WWF 8

    verb. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wist (to know, be aware).

  48. witanScrabble 8 · WWF 9

    noun. The council of wise men in Anglo-Saxon England, advising the king.

  49. witchScrabble 13 · WWF 13

    n.. A cone of paper which is placed in a vessel of lard or other fat, and used as a taper.

  50. witedScrabble 9 · WWF 9

    verb. Past tense of wite; blamed or censured.