Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:7

Wen — Whitlow-Grass	Whortleberry — Wire	Withen-tree — Worms, in Husbandry	Worm, the Glow — Yellow Fever
Wen Whale Wheat (with a Cut) Wheat, the Cow Wheel Wheel-carriages Wheel-drag Whetstone Whey Whins Whin-Chat Whiskey White White-of-an-egg White-beam White-bottle White-lead White-rot White-Swelling White-thorn White-Washing Whiting Whiting, in Mineralogy Whitlow Whitlow-Grass	Whortleberry Widgeon Wild-briar Wild-climber Wilderness Wilding Wild-parsley Wild Pear-tree Wild-radish Wild-rocket Wild-tansy Willow Willow-Herb Wind Wind, in Horses Wind-flower Wind-Gall Wind-Instruments Windmill (with a Cut) Wind-Pipe Window Wine Winnow Winter-cresses Wire	Withen-tree Withers Woad Wolf's-Bane Wolf-fish Wolves-Teeth Wolverene Wood Wood-ashes Wood-bine Wood-cock Wood-louse Wood-pecker Woodroof Wood-sage Wood-sorrel Wood-waxen Woody-nightshade Wool Woollen Cloth Work Work-house Worms Worm, the Blind Worms, in Husbandry	Worm, the Glow Worm, the Silk Worm, the Tape Worms, in Dogs Worms, in Horses Wormwood, the Common Wormwood Wort Wound Wounds, in Farriery Woundwort Wren Wrestling Writing Wry-Neck Wymote Yam Yard Yarn Yarrow Yawning Year Yeast Yellow Yellow Fever

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