This list includes 35 Anagrams that start with W that start with W, from “wade” to “wreak”. Many entries are short, playable words useful in crosswords and Scrabble.

Anagrams that start with W are words whose letters can rearrange to form another valid word beginning with W. These playful transformations appear in puzzles and literature, and they often delight Scrabble and crossword players.

Below you’ll find the table with Word, Anagram(s), Definition, Part of Speech, Frequency, and Notes.

Word: The main entry shows the exact word you can use or search for in games and puzzles.

Anagram(s): Lists valid anagram forms that start with W so you can compare alternatives and spot playable options.

Definition: Provides a concise one-line definition plus part of speech and a frequency tag to help you judge usage.

Part of Speech: Shows the grammatical category so you know how the word fits into sentences and puzzles.

Frequency: Indicates common, rare, or archaic usage quickly so you can choose words that suit your audience.

Notes: Flags dialect, obsolete forms, or helpful tips about game acceptability and useful spelling variations.

Anagrams that start with W

WordAnagramsPart of speechFrequency
whatthawpronouncommon
whohowpronouncommon
whenhewnadverbcommon
whereheweradverbcommon
withwhitprepositioncommon
wereewerverbcommon
warrawnouncommon
warddrawnouncommon
warewearnouncommon
wearwareverbcommon
weststewnouncommon
whitewitheadjectivecommon
wireweirnouncommon
wrapwarpverbcommon
wakeweakverbcommon
weakwakeadjectivecommon
wonttownadjectivecommon
worsesoweradjectivecommon
woeowenouncommon
wonkknownoununcommon
waspswapnouncommon
weeeweadjectivecommon
weddewverbcommon
wadeawedverbcommon
weanwaneverbcommon
waneweanverbcommon
weirwirenoununcommon
wealwalenoununcommon
walewealnoununcommon
whalewhealnouncommon
whealwhalenoununcommon
withewhitenounrare
wreakwakerverbuncommon
wakerwreaknounrare
woreowerverbcommon

Descriptions

what
Interrogative pronoun used to ask for information; pronoun; common.
who
Interrogative pronoun asking about a person; pronoun; common.
when
Adverb asking about time; adverb; common.
where
Adverb asking about place; adverb; common.
with
Preposition indicating accompaniment or relation; prep.; common.
were
Past plural of “be” (or subjunctive); verb; common.
war
Organized armed conflict between states or groups; noun; common.
ward
A division, guard, or direction (also verb meaning to guard); noun/verb; common.
ware
Goods for sale or a material (also “ware” in compounds); noun; common.
wear
To have clothing on or to be worn down; verb; common.
west
One of the four cardinal directions; noun; common.
white
Color of milk or snow; adjective; common.
wire
Metal conductor or a system for sending signals; noun; common.
wrap
To enclose in material (verb) or a protective covering; verb; common.
wake
To stop sleeping or the track left by a boat; verb; common.
weak
Lacking strength or intensity; adjective; common.
wont
Accustomed or in the habit of (adj.); adjective/noun; common.
worse
Comparative of “bad”; adjective; common.
woe
Great sorrow or distress; noun; common.
wonk
A person who studies a subject deeply or obsessively; noun; uncommon.
wasp
Stinging flying insect of the order Hymenoptera; noun; common.
wee
Very small (chiefly British/Scots); adjective; common.
wed
To marry (verb) or to join (figurative); verb; common.
wade
To walk through water or a difficult medium; verb; common.
wean
To accustom an infant or animal to solids; verb; common.
wane
To decrease in size, strength, or intensity (moon phases); verb; common.
weir
Low dam across a river to regulate flow; noun; uncommon.
weal
A raised mark on the skin (or well-being for “weal”); noun; uncommon.
wale
A ridge or mark on skin, or a fabric wale; noun; uncommon.
whale
Large marine mammal; noun; common.
wheal
A raised, itchy skin lesion (a welt); noun; uncommon.
withe
Flexible twig or binding, often used for binding or wattling; noun; rare.
wreak
To inflict (usually used in “wreak havoc”); verb; uncommon.
waker
One who wakes or rouses; noun; rare.
wore
Past tense of “wear” (wore); verb; common.
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