Top 5000 7s Alpha - Old Town Scrabble

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1356 WAGONER AEGNORW one who drives a wagon [n ‐S] */s
4199 WAHINES‐ AEHINSW WAHINE, a Hawaiian woman [n] */*
1492 WAILERS‐ AEILRSW WAILER, one that wails (to utter a long, mournful cry) [n] */*
1460 WAISTED ADEISTW WAIST, the part of the body between the ribs and the hips [adj] */*
690 WAISTER AEIRSTW a seaman stationed in the middle section of a ship [n ‐S] */s
691 WAITERS‐ AEIRSTW WAITER, to work as a male server in a restaurant [v] a/*
710 WAITRON AINORTW a server in a restaurant [n ‐S] */s
4230 ‐WAIVERS‐ AEIRSVW WAIVER, the act of waiving something [n] */*
2991 WANDERS‐ ADENRSW WANDER, to move about with no destination or purpose [v] */*
4505 ‐WANGLER‐ AEGLNRW one that wangles (to obtain or accomplish by contrivance) [n ‐S] t/s
680 WANIEST AEINSTW WANY, waning in some parts [adj] */*
1539 WANTERS‐ AENRSTW WANTER, one that wants (to have a desire for) [n] */*
2992 WARDENS‐ ADENRSW WARDEN, the chief officer of a prison [n] */*
692 WARIEST AEIRSTW WARY, watchful (closely observant or alert) [adj] */*
1593 WARISON AINORSW a call to attack [n ‐S] */s
3042 WARSTLE AELRSTW to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand‐to‐hand contest) [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */drs
2015 ‐WARTIER AEIRRTW WARTY, covered with warts [adj] */*
2307 WARTIME AEIMRTW a time of war [n ‐S] */s
4202 ‐WASHIER AEHIRSW WASHY, overly diluted [adj] */*
4227 WASPIER AEIPRSW WASPY, resembling a wasp (a stinging insect) [adj] */*
3043 WASTREL AELRSTW one that wastes (to use thoughtlessly) [n ‐S] */s
693 WASTRIE AEIRSTW wastry (reckless extravagance) [n ‐S] */s
2101 WATERED ADEERTW WATER, to sprinkle with water (a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid) [v] */*
4701 WATERER AEERRTW one that waters (to sprinkle with water (a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid)) [n ‐S] */s
4231 WAVIEST‐ AEISTVW WAVY, having waves [adj] */*
2128 WEANERS‐ AEENRSW WEANER, one that weans (to withhold mother's milk from and substitute other nourishment) [n]
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4849 WEAPONS‐ AENOPSW WEAPON, to supply with a weapon (an instrument used in combat) [v] */*
998 WEARIED ADEEIRW WEARY, to make or become weary [v] */*
2565 WEARIER AEEIRRW WEARY, tired (sapped of strength) [adj] */*
1015 WEARIES AEEIRSW WEARY, to make or become weary [v] */t
4215 WEARILY AEILRWY WEARY, tired (sapped of strength) [adv] */*
1176 ‐WEARING AEGINRW WEAR, to have on one's person [v] s/*
4203 WEARISH AEHIRSW tasteless [adj] */*
3398 WEENIER‐ EEEINRW WEENY, tiny (very small) [adj] */*
3240 WEETING EEGINTW WEET, to know (to have a true understanding of) [v] st/*
2916 WEIGELA AEEGILW a flowering shrub [n ‐S] */s
2195 WEINERS‐ EEINRSW WEINER, wiener (a frankfurter) [n] */*
4376 WEIRDIE DEEIIRW a very strange person [n ‐S] */s
1931 WEIRDOS‐ DEIORSW WEIRDO, a weirdie (a very strange person) [n] */*
4554 WELTING EGILNTW a cord or strip used to reinforce a seam [n ‐S] */s
2843 WENDIGO DEGINOW windigo (an evil demon in Algonquian mythology) [n ‐GOS] */s
4715 WENNIER EEINNRW WENNY, resembling a wen (a benign tumor of the skin) [adj] */*
4039 WESTERN‐ EENRSTW one who lives in the west [n ‐S] */s
4566 WESTING EGINSTW a shifting west [n ‐S] */s
2972 WETLAND ADELNTW land containing much soil moisture [n ‐S] */s
2163 WIDENER DEEINRW one that widens (to make wide or wider) [n ‐S] */s
1933 WIDEOUT DEIOTUW a receiver in football [n ‐S] */s
2844 WIDGEON DEGINOW a river duck [n ‐S] */s
3963 WIELDER DEEILRW one that wields (to handle or use effectively) [n ‐S] */s
2196 WIENERS‐ EEINRSW WIENER, a frankfurter [n] */*
4382 WIENIES‐ EEIINSW WIENIE, a wiener (a frankfurter) [n] */*
2859 WIGEONS‐ EGINOSW WIGEON, widgeon (a river duck) [n] */*
2419 WINDAGE ADEGINW the effect of the wind (air in natural motion) on a projectile [n ‐S] */s
3127 WINDERS‐ DEINRSW WINDER, one that winds (to pass around an object or fixed center) [n] */*
3471 WINDIER DEIINRW WINDY, marked by strong wind [adj] */*
4223 WINESAP AEINPSW a red apple with somewhat tart flesh [n ‐S] */s
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