| A | B |
|---|
| voliton | act of making a conscious choice. |
| voluminous | bulky;large. |
| voluptuous | suggesting sensual delights; sensuously pleasing. |
| voracious | ravenous |
| vortex | whirlwind;whirlpool;centerof turbulence. |
| vouchsafe | grant;choose to give in reply;permit. |
| voyeur | peeping tom. |
| vulnerable | susceptible to wounds |
| waffle | speak equivocally about an issue |
| waft | move gently by wind or waves |
| waggish | mischieveous; humourous; tricky. |
| walf | homeless child or animal |
| waive | give up a claim or right voluntarily; refrain from enforcing; postpone considering. |
| wake | trail of ship or other object through water; path of something that has gone before |
| wallow | roll in indulge in; become helpless |
| wan | having a pale or sickly color; pallid |
| wane | decrease in size or strength; draw gradually to an end. |
| wanton | unrestrained; willfully malicious;unchaste |
| warble | sing;babble. |
| warrant | justify; aunthorize |
| warranty | guarantee;assuranceby seller |
| wary | very cautious |
| wastrel | profligate |
| watershed | crucail dividing point |
| wax | increase; grow |
| waylay | ambush;lie in wait |
| wean | accustom a baby to not nurse; give up a cherished activity |
| weather | endure the effects of weather or other force |
| welter | turmoil;bewildering jumble |
| wheedle | cajole;coax;deceive by flattery |
| whelp | young wolf, dog, tiger, etc. |
| whet | sharpen; stimulate |
| whiff | puff or guest of air, scent; hint |
| whinny | neigh like a horse |
| whittle | pare;cut off bits |
| willful | intentional; headstrong |
| wily | cunning;artful |
| wince | whrink back; flinch |
| windfall | unexpected lucky event |
| winnow | sift; separate good parts from bad |
| winsome | agreeable; gracious; engaging |
| wispy | thin;slight;barely discernible |
| wistful | vaguely longing; sadly thoughtful |
| withdrawn | introverted;remote |
| wither | shrivel;decay |
| withhold | refuse to give; hold back |
| withstand | stand up against; successfully resist |
| witless | foolish; idiotic |
| wizardry | socery;magic |
| woe | deep,inconsolable grief;affliction; suffering |
| worldly | engrossed in matters of this earth; not spiritual |
| wrath | anger; fury. |
| wrench | pull; strain; twist |
| writhe | twist in coils; contort in pain |
| wry | twisted; with a humorous twist |
| xenophobia | fear or hatred of foreigners |
| yen | longing;urge |
| yield | give in surrender |
| yield | amount produced;crop;income on investment |
| yoke | join togther, unite |
| yore | time past |
| zany | crazy; comic |
| zeal | eager enthusiasm |
| zenith | point directly overhead in the sky; summit |
| zephyr | gentle breeze; west wind. |
