9-Letter Words Containing W

Gypsum plaster item

Home builder's purchase

Leather pushers

Hitting hard

See everyone work in side as the result of heavy defeat

Nothing but work on the murals in the wing to be beating this

Hogs, at times

Wallow

Periodical for climbers (wordplay)

Item of home decor

Decorative covering in one's room

Wambly

Wampish

Wampish

First FA Cup holders, but not Wycombe

They settled down at Molineux

First FA Cup winners

Moving about aimlessly

Cuckoo's voice, to Wordsworth

Vagrant, with hesitation, enters annexe

Wanderoo

Wanness

Wannigan

Wantoner

Wanton

A hundred up north confined with one during festival

Writer cheers during solemn watch, causing division in north

Chief topper (wordplay)

Native American ceremonial headgear

Militant headdress

Warcraft

Presses for rags (wordplay)

Clothing collections (pop rock)

Movie paraphernalia.

Wardroom

Wardship

Large retail store

Structure for storage

Storage place

Wareroom

Warfarin

Reliable old hands

Equines in battle

Cavalry carriers

Warmaker

Scrap-merchant (wordplay)

Scrap merchant (wordplay)

21 person, not far off, possibly a goner

Warmouth

In a warning manner.

Wings of a hawk (wordplay)

Fighters, bombers et al.

Those in a dogfight

Warpower

Warragal

Justified or guaranteed

Sure to have spoken violently of war

Called for

Recipient of a guarantee

Appliance buyer, for example

Product purchaser, often

""One who warrants, gives authority, or legally empowers.""

Product manufacturer, at times

Rabbit keepers

Warrigal

Warstler

Warstle

Hamper contents

Permanently-installed bathroom sink

Laundry accessory.

Shallow sink

Clean-up committee (wordplay)

Bumpy kind of road.

Jug band percussion instrument

Washbowl

Bather's need

Towel companion

Bathroom linen

""A man who washes clothes, esp. for hire, or for others.""

WASHER to fit with a washer of small valve

Laundry spot

Psychedelic stuff from the Evergreen State (wordplay)

Where a pitcher may rest

Piece of furniture with a basin

Cleaning lady

Variant of washerwoman .

In a spiteful manner

Sang from house to house

Sang for some mulled wine

Indulged in merry-making wife criticised

Yuletide celebrant

Carol singer

One who laments admitting beast of a drunken raver

3's Cumbrian waterbuck (wordplay)

Desolate setting for a game of chess

(T. S. Eliot's) desert

Wastelot

Wasterie

Wasteway

(Of TV programme) moderately enjoyable

Observe Aerosmith (wordplay)

Jewelry item

Timepiece attachment

Monitor assignment for a detective providing timely protection (wordplay)

Providing protection for valuable item? It's what gallery attendants do

Home security units that eat

They bark when strangers enter the house

Protectors of public interest

Watcheye

Watchout

Maxim of the spectator (wordplay)

Guard what one says - a good maxim

Signal to take care with message

Waterage

Furniture for floatation sleep

Liquid assets of a sort

People use them only when they're full

Such as a duck or swan

Duck, for example

Crane, e.g

*Antelope stem a flood

Drink ready for American antelope

*Antelope: stem a flood

Waterdog

Bridal Veil, for one.

The ebbing tide (wordplay)

Drop of liquid (wordplay)

Aquatic game birds

Duck this when it sounds unfit to drink

Swimming birds

Most diluted

Wettest

Drainage ditches

A plant, or a tree, with flaw growing wild

Needing irrigation.

Arid

Bank limit (wordplay)

Mark in paper gets excited by winter ale

Plimsoll mark.

Completely saturates

Saturates.

Crushing defeats

Decisive defeats

Routs

Grade in swimming class (wordplay)

Feature of expensive paper

Paper manufacturer's identification

The Great Divide is one

TV transition saw three-D broadcast

Event marking a turning point

Planning a rest in extensive riverbank

That could be a bank

Abnormal tides wear the river bank

Rivers and canals

Canals, rivers etc

Canals and creeks

See Anacharis. Anacharis.

Having been smoothed, as a stone in a riverbed

English word

Watthour

It shows you the power

Electrical room device

Electric gauge

Waucht

Waught

Waveband

Waveform

A system of material boundaries in the form of a solid dielectric rod or dielectric-filled tubular conductor capable of guiding high-frequency electromagnetic waves.

English word

Waxplant

Travelers on foot.

Canterbury Tales group

"Canterbury Tales" group

Travelling on foot

Humorist claims a philosophical influence cut by distant travelling

Waygoing

Waylayer

Lying in wait for, perhaps to rob like highwayman

In a self-willed manner

Weakener

Losing vigor

Enervation

Weakly

Human doormats

Pantywaists

Weakside

Get richer working with real energy

More well-off

In a higher bracket.

In a wealthy manner; richly.

Children or young animals who have recently come off their mothers' milk

Weapon

Wearable

Incapable of being wearied.

Perhaps 'e swears it has 'im worn out

Oriental in care because of fatigue

Lack of energy

WEARING the process or wasting

I see a worm turn - it's so boring!

Dreary River Oise breaking over motorway

Dull clothes is in for some East Enders

Avoiding responsibility, with "out of"

Weasel

Worn by wind

Survived a storm

Successfully endured exposure

""Working, or able to sail, close to the wind; as, a weatherly ship. as, a weatherly ship.""

Uncultivated state

Weekend

Person on a quick vacation, maybe

Guest of a sort.

Bag for a short trip

Good time to retire early (wordplay)

Sir Shorty (wordplay)

Tiny paladin (or Monday evening)

Weensy

Weewee

Weigelia

Capable of being weighed.

Weighter

More meaningful

Not lightly cunning about 8

Heavily hanging around, by the sound of it

Sounds as if one ate, hanging heavily around in the wing

Not, by the sound of it, a lady in this and not making light of it

Endearing quality, perhaps

Strange quality of some Shakespearian sisters

In a welcome manner.

Red-carpet rollers.

Greeting party

Receiving and greeting warmly

Giving the red carpet treatment to Lew going up main road in Mayo village

Western China hosts the Mexican firm, putting out the red carpet

Weldment

Certain social system

Policy of widespread government social programs

WELFARE general well-being

Welladay

Wellaway

Wellcurb

Welldoer

Wellhead

Wet shafts

Wellsite

Wallowing

Weregild

Werwolf

Like Sol after sunrise

Like NYC-to-New Jersey traffic

Wester

With the setting sun

49ers' headings

Wetness

What about Icke's broadcast? Most odd

""A form of vessel, often with steam power, having sharp ends and a very convex upper deck, much used on the Great Lakes, esp. for carrying grain.""

Inuit's transport

The Pequod in "Moby Dick," for example

Harpooner's vessel

How baleen changes (wordplay)

Seen in corsets, horny stuff!

How baleen is processed (wordplay)

Adjective meaning resembling

Wharfage

Whatsis

Do little birds get a grain of sound (wordplay)

Coaxers

Inveigling, coaxing

Turning to smother daughter in act of flattery

Care taken by liberal in section of party to offer flattery

It'll always be long in a limo

Source of power

Distance between front and rear tires

Wheeling

Perhaps using skis, with the French slopes around them

A wheelman.

WHEELS wheel

""A combination of wheels, and their connection, in a machine or mechanism.""

Wheeple

Wheezy

Whelky

Whereas

Why so terribly old (wordplay)

O Romeo, Romeo! - art thou Romeo? (R&J)

It means "why," even in Romeo and Juliet

Whence

Quaint conjunction

For what purpose

At which point our nephew struggled

As a consequence

At which point

Position accompanied by what (wordplay)

By means of which

Wherry

It gives an edge to the news broadcast

He sent two bucks for sharpener

Agent for getting an edge on

Wheyface

Eh, any one is fine

Any one that

Whicker

Whiffler

Whiffle

Whimbrel

Betrayed fear

Capricious rule upholds that man thus

Fanciful or playful

Word for Milne's works.

Whinchat

Whinge

In a whining manner; in a tone of mean complaint.

Whinny

Sounding hoarse

How a horse might be complaining, eating noisily outside

""A provincial name given in England to basaltic rocks, and applied by miners to other kind of darkcolored unstratified rocks which resist the point of the pick. for example, to masses of chert. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt.""

Whipcord

Whippy

Whipping

Jerked in two directions at once