9-Letter Words Starting with W

Wabbly

Fruitcake's quality was keeping cows in gas

Family implicated in odd cases following women's eccentricity

Zaniness

Waffling

Waggery

WAGGISH amusing

Waggon

WAILFUL {mournful=adj}

With cold, old stains spoiled panels

Interior wall linings.

Part of a garment.

Reportedly shrink with restricted girdle

Elastic site

Stylish cover for a laptop!

Almost outmoded garment.

Garment partly visible under a jacket

Waisting

Swine tail (anagram)

Tailor's measurement

Dieter's concern

Wakening

Walkyrie

Jumpers with large pockets

Kangaroo cousins

Did they get England hopping mad at Twickenham last month (wordplay)

Hitting hard

See everyone work in side as the result of heavy defeat

Nothing but work on the murals in the wing to be beating this

Wallow

Wambly

Wampish

Wampish

Moving about aimlessly

Cuckoo's voice, to Wordsworth

Vagrant, with hesitation, enters annexe

Wannigan

Wanton

Wardship

Warfarin

In a warning manner.

Warrigal

Warstle

Permanently-installed bathroom sink

Laundry accessory.

Shallow sink

In a spiteful manner

Sang from house to house

Sang for some mulled wine

Indulged in merry-making wife criticised

Yuletide celebrant

Carol singer

One who laments admitting beast of a drunken raver

Wasterie

Such as a duck or swan

Duck, for example

Crane, e.g

Most diluted

Wettest

Drainage ditches

Bank limit (wordplay)

Mark in paper gets excited by winter ale

Plimsoll mark.

Planning a rest in extensive riverbank

That could be a bank

Abnormal tides wear the river bank

English word

Waucht

Waught

A system of material boundaries in the form of a solid dielectric rod or dielectric-filled tubular conductor capable of guiding high-frequency electromagnetic waves.

Travelling on foot

Humorist claims a philosophical influence cut by distant travelling

Waygoing

Lying in wait for, perhaps to rob like highwayman

Losing vigor

Enervation

Weakly

Human doormats

Pantywaists

Weakside

Get richer working with real energy

More well-off

In a higher bracket.

In a wealthy manner; richly.

Children or young animals who have recently come off their mothers' milk

Weapon

Incapable of being wearied.

Perhaps 'e swears it has 'im worn out

Oriental in care because of fatigue

Lack of energy

WEARING the process or wasting

I see a worm turn - it's so boring!

Dreary River Oise breaking over motorway

Dull clothes is in for some East Enders

Avoiding responsibility, with "out of"

Uncultivated state

Good time to retire early (wordplay)

Sir Shorty (wordplay)

Tiny paladin (or Monday evening)

Weensy

Weewee

Weigelia

Capable of being weighed.

Weighter

More meaningful

Not lightly cunning about 8

Heavily hanging around, by the sound of it

Sounds as if one ate, hanging heavily around in the wing

Not, by the sound of it, a lady in this and not making light of it

Endearing quality, perhaps

Strange quality of some Shakespearian sisters

Receiving and greeting warmly

Giving the red carpet treatment to Lew going up main road in Mayo village

Western China hosts the Mexican firm, putting out the red carpet

Certain social system

Policy of widespread government social programs

WELFARE general well-being

Wellsite

Wallowing

Weregild

Wester

What about Icke's broadcast? Most odd

Adjective meaning resembling

Whatsis

Inveigling, coaxing

Turning to smother daughter in act of flattery

Care taken by liberal in section of party to offer flattery

Wheeling

Wheeple

Wheezy

Whelky

Quaint conjunction

Position accompanied by what (wordplay)

By means of which

Wherry

Eh, any one is fine

Any one that

Whicker

Whiffler

Whiffle

Whimbrel

Betrayed fear

Capricious rule upholds that man thus

Fanciful or playful

Word for Milne's works.

Whinchat

Whinge

In a whining manner; in a tone of mean complaint.

Whinny

Sounding hoarse

How a horse might be complaining, eating noisily outside

""A provincial name given in England to basaltic rocks, and applied by miners to other kind of darkcolored unstratified rocks which resist the point of the pick. for example, to masses of chert. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt.""

Whipcord

Whippy

Whipping

Jerked in two directions at once

The rod or handle to which the lash of a whip is fastened.

Whiptail

Whipworm

Whirly

Top beetle (wordplay)

Spinning toy - dizzying events

Spinning top - water beetle

Charybdis, for one

Eddy's to play polo (wordplay)

Physical therapy device

A reeling blow (wordplay)

E.g. a dust devil

Fast-moving (figurative)

Whirry

Whisht

Like "Trade" and "Mark."

Catlike, in a way

Describes Bluebeard.

Spoke very softly

Spoke or uttered softly

Spoke in hushed tones

Hushed speaker

London colonel carries fashionable weight

Refs, at times

Wolf's action (wordplay)

Game fish blowing the gaff

Making music through pursed lips

Bread used for catching fish (wordplay)

Young of herrings

Fish pasty temptation

Headwear for Vanna (wordplay)

Wind-whipped waves

Sign of rough seas

Clown's cover-up

Lake Placid's impressive mountain.

Hereford

Cod, whiting, etc

Plaice or cod etc.

Angler's catch in the Great Lakes

Hoary mathematician (wordplay)

Dermatologist's concern

Colson whose 2019 "The Nickel Boys" is based on a true horror story

Certain shoe polishes

Toothpaste additives

Toothpaste ingredients

Quality of new-fallen snow

New thesis about anaemic look

Innocence.

Claim for many a toothpaste

Whiteout

Deer feature, perhaps

Virginia deer.

Tire on the road

Tire type with two-tone sidewall

Well, I thaw out tire

Milk bath (wordplay)

Betty's laundry (wordplay)

A very clean sweep (wordplay)

Part of a dove (wordplay)

""The soft and easilyworked wood of the tulip tree (Liriodendron). It is much used in cabinetwork, carriage building, etc. Liriodendron). It is much used in cabinetwork, carriage building, etc.""

Whitrack

Rural wood workers

Whittle

Whittret

Topnotch coiffurists (wordplay)

Hairdo for experts (wordplay)

Light shell (WW1 slang), firework

High-explosive shell used in World War I

Some mystery stories

Detective stories

Christie creations

Quite possibly the butler (wordplay)

Mystery rogue I hunt down

Mystery perplexed Hindu town

WHOLIST a believer of holism

Going by at high speed

High snow drifts engulfing Oscar, going like the wind!

Whoosis

Sweet kid unfortunately catching cold most foul

Describes the man downstairs reporting what has been taken at Lord's set dance

Describes someone down below to Desmond taken in by what's found at 3 down

Felt hat unlikely to drop off (wordplay)

Tossing and turning

Fully alert, sleep quite banished

""The state of being a widow; the time during which a woman is widow; also, rarely, the state of being a widower.""

Tuesday about one I set off, which is most easy to manage

Wifehood

Wifely

Wiggery

Wiggly

Those responsible for changing locks in the theatre (wordplay)

They make bespoke locks, designing stuff that goes over most peoples' heads

Signalled, in a way.

Moved to and fro

Uncultivated plant

Wildfire

Wildfowl

Wildland

Wildling

Wildwood

""A silicate of zinc, usually occurring massive and of a greenish yellow color, also in reddish crystals (troostite) containing manganese.""

With volition

Willing

As a volunteer would

The way one has gladly inherited this

One way to comply

Williwau

Williwaw

Willower

Slimmer with more guile eats little

Willow

What George has (wordplay)

It's used to break a habit

Resolve; self-control

Willywaw

Abstract noun (-ness)

An exceedingly strong gust of wind.

Like the flapper's bob.

Like thistle seeds

Like rumble-seat hair

Trees providing shelter

Protective hedge

Breezeblock, when split, may give shelter

Rumble-seat hazards.

Windburn

Winter weather factor

Freezing weather factor

Weather factor

Profits from apples and pears (wordplay)

Yield after a powerful blow (wordplay)

Surprise prizes

Windflaw

Windgall

""The kestrel; called also windbibber, windcuffer, windfanner. windbibber, windcuffer, windfanner.""

Comes first, eats inside - problem with digestion (wordplay)

Windling

Make Hayley short of breath (wordplay)

Power houses (wordplay)

Don Quixote's "giants."

Window

Thoraxes' contents

Tracheas

Protecting from cold air

Like a strong raincoat

Wrap for old female, affording protection in gale (wordplay)

Windrow

Aviator's attire (wordplay)

Aviator's attire?

*Some weather vanes

Haboob, for one

Turns to marines during rough weather

Weather feature encircles male on peak

Travels over water

Sails over water

Participates in an X-Game

Unkempt having suffered blow (wordplay)

Exposed orchestra members cried

Bleak and exposed

English word

Windward

It may come into port? On the contrary!

Flute, for one

Port terminal (wordplay)

Chest exercise at a vintner's (wordplay)

... to make merlot (wordplay)

Grape-squeezing equipment

Bistros.

Bags for Burgundy

Beverage bags

Some football players

Some offensive players

Small dents in the airplane (wordplay)

Lively shindigs

Sprees