24 Verbs That Start With "W"

To stop being asleep; to wake up or to cause someone else to wake up.

To move your legs to go from one place to another on foot.

To wish for something; to feel that you would like to have or do something.

To tell someone about danger so they can prepare or avoid it.

to clean with water and soap

to use carelessly or uselessly

Put on and have clothes on your body.

To discover how many kilograms or pounds something is by using a scale.

The past form of 'is' and 'are'; used with you, we, and they.

To choose not to use or keep something you have a right to; to let something pass without objection.

To walk around slowly without knowing where you are going.

to shed tears and express sadness, often in a quiet or dignified way

To greet someone in a friendly way and show that you are happy they have come.

To talk in a very quiet voice that is hard to hear from far away.

To take money out of the bank, or to leave or remove yourself from a place or activity.

To refuse to give something that someone wants or needs. You deliberately keep it back or don't reveal it.

A helping verb used to show what might happen or what happened regularly in the past

To put words or letters on paper using a pen or to compose text on a computer

When something becomes gradually weaker, smaller, or less important, often in a natural cycle.

To gradually become bigger, stronger, or more intense. When the moon 'waxes', it appears to grow larger in the night sky each night.

To stay strong and not be defeated or broken by something difficult or powerful. To successfully resist something.

to squeeze and twist something firmly to get water or other liquid out