Adjective with W

  • Means very good, delightful, or amazing.

  • Means covered with water or liquid.

  • Describes something with the color white.

  • Means odd, strange, or unusual.

  • warm

  • Means untamed, free, or uncontrolled.

  • Means having a lot of wind.

  • Means lacking power or strength.

  • Means broad or extending far.

  • Means showing good sense or wisdom.

  • Means thin or full of water.

  • Means feeling very tired or worn out.

  • Means silly, funny, or odd.

  • Means clever in a funny way.

  • Tends to complain a lot; whines often

  • Having gentle waves; not straight

  • Evil or very bad; slang can mean awesome

  • Feeling anxious or concerned about something

  • Superlative of bad; the least good

  • Crooked or shaky; not working quite right

  • Not right; incorrect or mistaken

  • Rich; having lots of money and assets

  • Using too much; not careful with resources

  • Shaky or unsteady; likely to wobble

  • Means weak or lacking courage; a real adjective.

  • Shows a sad, longing feeling; definitely an adjective.

  • Means healthy, good, pure; a true adjective.

  • Means very worn-out or ruined; works as an adjective.

  • Means cautious and on guard; an adjective.

  • Playfully odd or fanciful; a proper adjective.

  • Means ready or eager to do something; an adjective.

  • Full of wishes or hope; an adjective.

  • Causing worry or concern; valid adjective.

  • Comparative of bad; acceptable adjective form.

  • Slang for socially aware; used as an adjective.

  • Sly, crafty, and clever; an adjective.

  • US slang for bad or weird; still an adjective.

  • Thin, fine, and delicate like strands.

  • Bendy or moving in wiggles; it's an adjective.

  • Means friendly and inviting to others.

  • Means deserving respect or merit.

  • Used and shabby from much wear.

  • Uses too many words; verbose or long-winded.

  • Full of wrinkles; creased or crinkled.

  • Functioning or employed; in operation.

  • Clean from washing; freshly laundered.

  • Drooping and limp, like a tired plant.

  • Tearful; likely to cry or sob easily.

  • Thin but strong; like wire.

  • Victorious or charming; a winning smile.

  • Causing anxiety; makes you uneasy.

  • Deliberate; stubbornly purposeful.

  • Entire; complete, not broken.

  • weighty

  • Made of wood; also stiff or awkward.

  • Like wax; smooth or slightly shiny.

  • In a state of expecting; pending.

  • Dizzy and faint; light-headed.

  • Made of wood; full of trees.

  • Injured or hurt; describes someone with wounds.

  • Feminine; having qualities of a woman.

  • Full of sorrow or very bad; sad in tone.

  • Weak or indecisive; lacking strong opinions.

  • Complaining in a peevish way; whiny.

  • Relating to the west or Western regions.

  • From Wales; relating to its people or language.

  • Doesn't let water through; resistant to water.

  • Dryly humorous or twisted; sardonic.

  • Means miserable or very unhappy; in a bad state

  • Experienced and non-spiritual; worldly concerns

  • Excited or jittery; or connected with wires

  • Cold or bleak like winter weather

  • Variant of wintry; cold and winter-like

  • Beaten and fluffy (like cream) or very tired

  • Crying softly; making weak sobs; a sad sound

  • Alert and vigilant; paying close attention

  • Used for or during walking; moving on foot

  • Wearily

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