w로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[w로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

wag verb : to move back and forth quickly

wait verb : to stay

wake verb : to stop sleeping; to bring another out of sleep

walk verb : to move on foot slower than running

walk verb : to take someone or something on a walk

want verb : to wish for

was verb : the past tense of "is" or "am"; to be or to happen

wash verb : to clean with water, often using soap

waste verb : to use something carelessly

watch verb : to look at something for a period of time

wear verb : to have clothing on your body

went verb : the past tense of "go"; to move from one place to another

were verb : the past tense of "are"; a form of "to be" for you or for more than one person

whinny verb : to make a sound that a horse makes; to neigh

will verb : to be willing to in the future

win verb : to achieve victory

wind verb : to turn a knob that tightens a spring

wish verb : to hope that something will happen or be true

woke verb : the past tense of "wake"; to stop sleeping

wore verb : the past tense of wear; to have clothing on your body

work verb : to do a job

would verb : the past tense of "will"; to be willing to in the future

write verb : to form words, numbers, or musical notes on something

wrote verb : the past tense of "write"; to put words, numbers, or musical notes down on paper

 

waddle verb : to walk unsteadily with short steps, swaying from side to side

wade verb : to walk in shallow water, such as at the edge of a beach

wail verb : to express pain or sadness with a long, loud cry

wallop verb : to beat or strike harshly

wander verb : to walk or move from place to place with no plan

warn verb : to alert to danger

wave verb : to move back and forth while anchored to a fixed point

waylay verb : to stop someone and take up his or her time so the person is kept from another activity; to attack from a hiding place

weave verb : to make fabric by interlacing threads or yarn

wed verb : to marry

weep verb : to cry, often because of a feeling of deep sorrow

weigh verb : to measure how heavy someone or something is by using a scale

weighs verb : to have a certain heaviness or weight

welcome verb : to greet someone in a friendly or polite way; to be open to something, such as hearing a person's opinion

whack verb : to hit someone or something with a lot of force

wheel verb : to push or pull something that has wheels

wheeze verb : to make a rattling or whistling sound while breathing as a result of partially blocked air passages

whimper verb : to make low whining sounds as an expression of pain, fear, or other unhappiness

whine verb : to complain; to make a crying sound

whip verb : to move, hit, or stir suddenly or quickly

whirl verb : to move or cause to move around quickly in a circular fashion

whisk verb : to quickly take something away

whisper verb : to speak very quietly

whistle verb : to make a clear, high sound by forcing the breath through a small hole between the lips or teeth

whittle verb : to carve wood with a knife into an object

whoosh verb : to move quickly and make a rushing sound

whop verb : to strike or beat hard

widowed verb : to make into a widow (woman whose husband has died) or widower (man whose wife has died)

 

wield verb : to hold and use a tool or weapon

wiggle verb : to move or cause to move back and forth or in a twisting and turning way

wilt verb : to droop or shrivel because of lack of water

wince verb : to involuntarily move part of one's body because of sharp pain or horror

wind verb : to tighten, crank, or encircle something

wink verb : to quickly close and open one eye to send a signal

wipe verb : to rub something with cloth, paper, or a hand in order to clean or dry it

withdraw verb : to take money out of an account

wither verb : to shrivel or stop being healthy

withstand verb : to not be damaged or affected by something

witness verb : to see an event happen, such as a crime, accident, or ceremony

 

wobble verb : to move from side to side in an unsteady way

wolf down verb : to eat greedily; to devour

wonder verb : to want to know

woo verb : to win someone over; to make someone like you

worn verb : past participle of wear; to have caused something to break down from use

worried verb : the past tense of "worry"; to feel anxious or uneasy; to be concerned that bad things might happen

worry verb : to feel anxious or uneasy; to be concerned that bad things might happen

worship verb : to feel or express respect and devotion, usually toward a god or goddess

wound verb : to have wrapped something around or through something else

wrap verb : wind around or cover something with paper or another flexible material

wrestle verb : to fight with gripping or pushing

wriggle verb : to twist and turn

wring verb : to twist or squeeze; to squeeze water out of something

wrinkle verb : to make lines or folds in something