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Very soon, or immediately Weebatch
Us, we, our, all of us Neennerwind

Wife, or mistress Mentimoy'ey
Water Nippee
Wind Noetting
Wound Aquish
War, to go to war, to fight,
  or quarrel Mecártay
Woods Menópemeg
Wine, or blood red broth Misquoyshoanarboop
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Whore, or bad woman Matchee móyamee
Winter, or year Bebóne
Well of water Sagoyb
Word Cáza
Wing Gwimbitch
Witness, you are a witness Ken'dersay
World, the other world Pockcan worroc'kay, or pockcan
                                     tunnoc'kay
Wide Packquoím
Weary, or tired Nowwenday'shon
Wild, or savage Matcheewa
Warm, or hot Geeshar'tay
Wet Neepeeweenoon
Willing, to be willing Can'nar, or cun'ner
White Warbishcár
Weak Cáwween mush'kowar
Wild Carnaboycus
We, us, or our Neennerwind
Who, or who is that? Way'nin