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W-X-Y-Z Verbs

		c	wail	The woman wailed with the loss of her husband.
		c	wait	I waited an hour for her.
		c	walk	Did you walk here or drive?
		c	wander	The horse wandered out onto the meadow.
		c	want	Do you want a pop or a glass of milk?
		c	warn	She warned me about eating at that restaraunt.
		c	wash	Did you wash your hands?
		c	waste	She wasted time going down the wrong road.
		c	watch	I watched the fireworks display from my roof.
		c	water	Have you watered your plants lately?
		c	wave	She waved to me from the balcony.
		c	weigh	I weigh myself once a year.
		c	welcome	I'd like to welcome you to Canada.
		c	whine	The puppy kept whining until we gave it milk.
		c	whip	I whipped up a batch of pancakes for breakfast.
		c	whirl	When we dance I like to whirl my wife.
		c	whisper	She whispered into my ear that she loved me.
		c	whistle	Can you whistle?
		c	wink	Wink three times if you understand me.
		c	wipe	Please wipe the table for me.
		c	wish	I wish I could win the lottery.
		c	wobble	The wheel on my car began to wobble so I had it repaired.
		c	wonder	I began to wonder if she was not going to show up.
		c	work	I worked over a thousand man hours creating this website.
		c	worry	I was worried about my wife so I came home from work early.
		c	wrap	We need to wrap the presents before we can put them under the tree.
		c	wreck	She wrecked my car by turning into a tree.
		c	wrestle	I had to wrestle the thief to the ground.
		c	wriggle	I was able to wriggle under the fence.
		c	x-ray	After they x-rayed my leg they put a cast on.
		c	yawn	Half way through the movie I began to yawn.
		c	yell	She yelled at me to stop doing that.
		c	zip	Its cold outside zip, up your jacket.
		c	zoom	To get a good picture I had to zoom in with the camera.