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A word, what it means in plain English, and the same word in Hindi and Marathi. 1,132 words, all of them on this device — it works with no connection at all.

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W — 48 words

waitStay until something happens.walkMove on foot at an ordinary pace.wantWish to have or do.warArmed fighting between countries or groups.washClean with water.wasteUse something badly or needlessly.watchLook at something for a time.waterThe clear liquid that falls as rain and fills the sea.waveA disturbance that carries energy without carrying matter.wavelengthThe distance from one wave crest to the next.wayA route, or a method.weThe speaker together with others.weakNot strong.wearHave clothes on the body.weatherWhat the air outside is doing today.websiteA set of linked pages on the internet.weekSeven days.weightThe pull of gravity on a mass, measured in newtons.wellIn a good way — or a deep hole for water.whatAsks which thing.whenAt what time.whereIn or to what place.whereasUsed to set one fact against another: this, whereas that.whichAsks or states which one of a set.whileDuring the time that.whiteThe colour of fresh snow.whoAsks which person.whomThe form of who used as an object.whoseAsks or states who something belongs to.whyFor what reason.wideMeasuring a lot from side to side.wildLiving in nature and not tamed.willingReady and happy to do something.winCome first, or gain something by effort.windMoving air.wishWant something to be so.withTogether with, or using.withoutNot having.womanAn adult female person.wonderAsk yourself about something — or a feeling of awe.wordA unit of language with a meaning.workForce times distance moved — or a job done.worldThe earth and everyone on it.worryFeel anxious about something.worthHaving a stated value or importance.woundAn injury where the skin is broken.writePut words on paper or a screen.wrongNot correct, or not right to do.

What is in here

The vocabulary a student actually meets: subject terms from Science, Maths and Social Science, the command words that exam questions are built from — explain, justify, derive — and the everyday words that carry marks in a written answer.

It is not a complete English dictionary, and it does not hold names, places or slang. If a word you need is missing, that is worth telling us through the contact page — the list grows from what people actually look up.

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