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Words starting with W

Words that start with W

Wet walruses waving wildly at Wendy the wallaby in Wallaroo.

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Animals starting with W

Animals

Food starting with W

Food

Photo of a waterlily

Plants

Adjectives that start with W

Adjectives

Verbs that start with W

Verbs

Cities that start with W

Cities

Jobs that start with W

Jobs

Photo of a birds wing

Body parts

Photo of a boy eating a watermelon

Fruit

Photo of a woodpecker

Birds

Photo of a waitress
Photo by Adikos
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Wis forWaitress

A waiter is a female person who waits on tables in a restaurant, taking orders, serving customer's food and drinks and clearing tables when they are finished.
Female, Jobs
Photo of a boat's wake
Photo by Scazon
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Wis forWake (water)

A wake is a mark made on the surface of the water by a fast moving object like a boat. The wake is made by the water being pushed out of the way as the boat passes through, and the size of the wave can be very large for a large, fast-moving boat. Small things like ducks will also leave a wake as they swim across water.
Nautical
Photo of a group of vultures
Photo by Clinton & Charles Robertson
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Wis forWake (vultures)

A group of vultures is called a wake.
Collective
Photo of someone walking.
Photo by No Trams To Lime Street
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Wis forWalk

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When you walk, you don't go very fast. You always have one foot on the ground. People normally walk around unless they are in a hurry, when they run.
Motion, Verbs
Photo of a brick wall.
Photo by SnaPsi
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Wis forWall

A wall is a vertical structure usually made from brick or stone. The sides of houses are called walls. Not all walls are part of a building, some are made as a fence around a garden or field. The main difference between a wall and a fence is usually that the wall is solid and the fence you can see through.
Structures, Boundaries
Photo of a wallaby
Photo by Keven Law
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Wis forWallaby

Scientific name: family: macropodidae
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A wallaby is a name given to any small kangaroo. Both wallabies and kangaroos are from Australia. They can survive in very dry climates, and hop along on their back legs using their tail as a balance.
Marsupials, Australian
Photo of a wallet
Photo by Dean Shareski
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Wis forWallet

A wallet is a small container designed to fit in your pocket. Wallets are used to organise your money, credit cards and identification. Wallets are usually made from leather and are carried by men more than women.
Containers
Photo of wallpaper
Photo by Bryn Pinzgauer
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Wis forWallpaper

Wallpaper is something you glue onto your walls to make them look nicer. Wallpaper is usually patterned or textured, and you cannot easily get the same effect with paint.
Decor
Photo of walnuts
Photo by Drumecho
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Wis forWalnut

Scientific name: juglans regia
Walnuts are the seeds of a large tree that is also grown for its wood. The most common walnut tree is originally from Iran (Persia). Walnuts can be eaten raw or used in cooking, especially in fruit cakes and sweet desserts.
Nuts & Seeds
Photo of a walrus
Photo by National Oceanic & Atmospheric Adminstration (NOAA)
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Wis forWalrus

Scientific name: odobenus rosmarus
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A walrus is a large animal that spends most of its time in the sea. They eat clams, sea snails and other animals from the bottom of the sea. They can live to about 50 years old, and a male walrus can grow to weigh between 1,600 and 1,900kg, and get 10-12 feet long. They are distantly related to the seal.
Sea mammals