2-Letter Words Starting with W

Whinstone

Besetting from two directions

Fast-moving events

Dust devils

Eg, tornados

Speaking softly

Classroom taboo

Wife exercises with hoop after the man's muttering

Whistling

Whitening

Street cleaners.

Chips made by one who whittles; shavings cut from a stick with a knife.

Whizzbang

Unwind tosh somehow in light reading

Iniquity

Evil

Wideness

Abstract noun (-ness)

Wigwag

The state of being bewildered; confusion; bewilderment.

Bush left in more spacious cape

Fierce eagles crossing small desert

Lends wiser criminal The Waste Land

Wildness

Wiliness

Willing

Windblast

Those providing shelter from bats nipping unruly beard

Windburn

Windchill

Quilt block with fourfold symmetry

The wood anemone

Anemone

Windhover

Large sailing vessel

Large merchant sailing-ship

A large merchant sailing ship

Windlass

Devices to give girls a turn (wordplay)

Hoisting devices

After idle talk, girls are hauling machines

WINDLESS without wind

Windmill

Deceased bird in port, perhaps, on ship with no outlook

Glass sheet in a wall

Glazier's item

Glass sheet

Planter box place (2 words)

Planter box locale

Spot for a flower pot

Windrow

Snake vet found in part of vehicle

Sheet of glass in front of driver

Engineer screwed in new part of car

Protective device of a kind.

Auto's front glass

Protection from strong air currents

Windstorm

Windsurf

Windthrow

Ernest or Julio Gallo

Tip-to-tip measurement

A condor has a big one

Airplane's measurement

Wintery

Prepared for single digits

Winterize

""To kill by the cold, or exposure to the inclemency of winter; as, the wheat was winterkilled. as, the wheat was winterkilled.""

Drifting time (wordplay)

Snow-Bound setting

End-of-year festival

When "every mile is two."

Spring after it, then

January and February

""Wintrier also winterier , wintriest also winteriest Belonging to or characteristic of winter; cold.""

Wiriness

Wiseness

How the kids sold lemonade (wordplay)

Holds out against

Holds off

Seeing in person, as a crime

Seeing Pennywise the clown with head in arm

Instability of boss drunk with wine hugging empty barrel

""WOEFUL full of grief, also WOFUL, WOEFULLER, WOEFULLEST""

Borzois, e.g

Borzois, for example

Wolfsbane

U. of Michigan team

Voracious subarctic predators

Creatures also called gluttons

Womanhood

In a non-male manner

Arabs cutting arm, playing around

Lounge lizards

Casanovas

Lothario's activity

Womanly

Power in terms of the women available to a particular group or required for a particular task.

Womenfolk

Site of underground adventures

A. gets lice there in novel form

World of l Across

Custom keeps the German people marvelling

A marvel.

A wonderful work or act; a prodigy; a miracle.

WONDROUS marvellous

The quality or state of being accustomed.

Pinocchio has one

Quality of being wooden; clumsiness; stupidity; blockishness.

Gift for the 5th.

Some salad accessories

A dweller in a woodland.

The quality or state of being woolly.

A writer or speaker who uses language pretentiously or carelessly.

Two sovereigns delivered into her hand

Proletarian, for example

He earns his money from the woman holding Kay in the ring

WORKING a mining excavation

Worldling

Wornness

Worriment

WORSHIP to honour as a divine being

Estimable quality

Sarong, for one

Fashionable kind of windshield.

Skirt style

Wrestling

Writes poorly about broken link, most in need of press

Tennis accessories

Watch attachments

Wrongdoer

The crime of performing badly (wordplay)

Immorality in God (wordplay)

Bad behaviour, possibly, in dog

WRONGFUL {unjust=adj}

Wulfenite

Young sensation (German)

Prodigious character of Mann

1's prodigy

Wyandotte

Wackiness

WAGGISH amusing

The act or occupation of covering or lining with boards in panel.

Interrupting day, Walter stands at back of a home decorated with panels

Wainwright

Modern restaurant staff

Job of serving girl with super hair in part of mansion (wordplay)

Vigilance, attentiveness

Irresistible impulses to travel

Wardenship

Storage of goods

""Authorized by commission, precept, or right; justifiable; defensible; as, the seizure of a thief is always warrantable by law and justice; falsehood is never warrantable. as, the seizure of a thief is always warrantable by law and justice; falsehood is never warrantable.""

""WARRANT to justify, also WARRAN, WARRAND""

""WARRANT to justify, also WARRAN, WARRAND""

Launderer of old

Disguise of Toad when escaping prison

A woman who washes clothes and linens for a living.

When I pass out second son makes spiteful remarks

Petulance

→ orologeria ( arte ) watchmaking [ˈwɒtʃˌmeɪkɪŋ]

Jetty set environs

Summer treats.

Patch products

Products of Texas, Georgia, Missouri, etc.

Sport requiring a tow

Aquatic sport

Lake activity

Of interest to "hams."

Differences between colors

Unpredictability

State enjoyed by rich

Abundance, richness

Prosperity

Weariness

Weathering

""Worn by the action of, or by exposure to, the weather.""

Weediness

Importance - gravity (wordplay)

Importance of Genesis with new version

Weimaraner

Weirdness

The quality or state of being welcome; gratefulness; agreeableness; kind reception.

Original sources bound to be included by English novelist

Wentletrap

WESTERNISE

Westernise

All up in U.S. culture

Westernize

Farthest from the east

You and I back majority that are farthest to the left

Wharfinger

Whispering

Whiteness

Wholeness

Offering in bulk

A whoremaster; a lecher; a man who frequents the society of whores.

In an unlucky direction against the sun's course

Counterclockwise

Austrian delicacy.

Wildcat

Wilderment

WILDFOWL a wild game bird

""WILLFUL bent on having one's own way, also WILFUL, WILFULLY, WILLYARD, WILLYART""

Volunteer state (wordplay)

State of volunteers (wordplay)

Inclination

Wimpiness

""WIMPISH ineffectual, also WIMPY""

Saxophonist's jacket (wordplay)

Chilly-weather wear

Sailor's jacket

Windburn

Windflower

Windiness

Large sailing ships

Talkative people

Tall ships

A large sailing ship.

Windlass

Highlands weakling

Term for Oscar Wilde wasn't wicked - bent maybe

Windmill

They are see-through

See-through items

Fenestral glass.

Windowsill

Windscreen

Protection for drivers.

Safety-glass products

Certain automobile parts

Riding waves on a board propelled by air

Rig wins and fund new sport

Consequence of board director receiving a blow in the main (wordplay)

Party vessels

Dinner goblets

Clinked things

Winegrower

Some juicy vats

Grape crushers

Big measurements on B-29's

Appealing quality

North American shrub of the genus Ilex

Shrub of the holly family

Holly variety

Herb of 1909 (wordplay)

One-time Derby winner.

Weatherman's bet 1909

Preparing one's home for cold weather

Winterkill

Wintertide

Wintertime

Wiredraw

Wireless

Audio surveillance method

Controversial means of evidence.

Surveillance technique

yawn "Sure, go on" (nonverbal)

Upstart who makes insolent comments

He knows it all

WISHFUL {desirous=adj}

Wispiness

WISTFUL longing

Wot a meeting! (anagram)

Supreme council of England in Anglo-Saxon times

Removing 'Illustrated'

Withering

Puzzle direction, horizontally

Government revenue source

Salary-check deduction

Kind of tax

Into or inside a house or other building; indoors.

WITLESS lacking intelligence

Wittiness

WOLFISH {wolflike=adj}

Femininity

Womanpower

In a remarkable way

Extremely well

Places of marvels, in fantasies

Fantastic places

Feelings aroused by strange things

Wonderwork

Durer's "Life of the Virgin," for example

Woodenhead

Woodenware

Woodiness

Woodlander

Advanced carpentry

Carpentry