IELTS VOCABULARY | LEARN ENGLISH | ENGLISH VOCABULARY
| Waif | n. | A Homeless, Neglected Wanderer. |
| Waistcoat | n. | A Vest. |
| Waive | v. | To Relinquish, Especially Temporarily, As A Right Or Claim. |
| Wampum | n. | Beads Strung On Threads, Formerly Used Among The American Indians As Currency. |
| Wantonness | n. | Recklessness. |
| Warlike | adj. | Belligerent. |
| Wavelet | n. | A Ripple. |
| Weak-Kneed | adj. | Without Resolute Purpose Or Energy. |
| Weal | n. | Well-Being. |
| Wean | v. | To Transfer (The Young) From Dependence On Mother’S Milk To Another Form Of Nourishment. |
| Wearisome | adj. | Fatiguing. |
| Wee | adj. | Very Small. |
| Well-Bred | adj. | Of Good Ancestry. |
| Well-Doer | n. | A Performer Of Moral And Social Duties. |
| Well-To-Do | adj. | In Prosperous Circumstances. |
| Whereabouts | n. | The Place In Or Near Which A Person Or Thing Is. |
| Whereupon Ad | v. | After Which. |
| Wherever Ad | v. | In Or At Whatever Place. |
| Wherewith | n. | The Necessary Means Or Resources. |
| Whet | v. | To Make More Keen Or Eager. |
| Whimsical | adj. | Capricious. |
| Whine | v. | To Utter With Complaining Tone. |
| Wholly Ad | v. | Completely. |
| Wield | v. | To Use, Control, Or Manage, As A Weapon, Or Instrument, Especially With Full Command. |
| Wile | n. | An Act Or A Means Of Cunning Deceptio |
| Winsome | adj. | Attractive. |
| Wintry | adj. | Lacking Warmth Of Manner. |
| Wiry | adj. | Thin, But Tough And Sinewy. |
| Witchcraft | n. | Sorcery. |
| Witless | adj. | Foolish, Indiscreet, Or Silly. |
| Witling | n. | A Person Who Has Little Understanding. |
| Witticism | n. | A Witty, Brilliant, Or Original Saying Or Sentiment. |
| Wittingly Ad | v. | With Knowledge And By Desig |
| Wizen | v. | To Become Or Cause To Become Withered Or Dry. |
| Wizen-Faced | adj. | Having A Shriveled Face. |
| Working-Man | n. | One Who Earns His Bread By Manual Labor. |
| Workmanlike | adj. | Like Or Befitting A Skilled Workma |
| Workmanship | n. | The Art Or Skill Of A Workma |
| Wrangle | v. | To Maintain By Noisy Argument Or Dispute. |
| Wreak | v. | To Inflict, As A Revenge Or Punishment. |
| Wrest | v. | To Pull Or Force Away By Or As By Violent Twisting Or Wringing. |
| Wretchedness | n. | Extreme Misery Or Unhappiness. |
| Writhe | v. | To Twist The Body, Face, Or Limbs Or As In Pain Or Distress. |
| Writing | n. | The Act Or Art Of Tracing Or Inscribing On A Surface Letters Or Ideographs. |
| Wry | adj. | Deviating From That Which Is Proper Or Right. |
| Wxane | v. | To Diminish In Size And Brilliancy. |
