Words Containing WILL

Voluntary, done of one's own accord.

A friendly or helpful attitude toward others.

Past tense of GOODWILL.

Plural of GOODWILL.

Alternative form of goodwilly.

To surpass in strength of will.

Past tense of OUTWILL.

Present participle of OUTWILL.

Third-person singular present tense of OUTWILL.

Waste food fed to pigs; also nonsense.

Plural of PIGSWILL.

A small nightjar of western North America.

Plural of POORWILL.

Liquid food scraps fed to pigs.

Past tense of SWILL.

Agent noun of SWILL.

Plural of SWILLER.

Present participle of SWILL.

Plural of SWILLING.

Plural of SWILL.

A weave producing diagonal ridges on fabric.

Past tense of TWILL.

Plural of TWILLY.

Present participle of TWILL.

Plural of TWILLING.

Plural of TWILL.

A machine with spiked cylinder for cleaning wool.

Not woven with a twill pattern.

Lack of will or desire.

Past tense of UNWILL.

Present participle of UNWILL.

Against one's will; reluctantly.

Lack of willingness to do something.

Plural of UNWILLINGNESS.

Plural of UNWILL.

A North American nightjar with a distinctive call.

Plural of WHIPPOORWILL.

The mental faculty by which one chooses or decides.

Capable of being willed or determined by will.

Past tense of WILL.

Zinc silicate mineral, a minor zinc ore.

Plural of WILLEMITE.

Agent noun of WILL.

Plural of WILLER.

Superlative form of WILL.

A large North American shorebird with a long bill.

Plural of WILLET.

A place name for villages in England and a city in Iowa.

Past tense of WILLEY.

Present participle of WILLEY.

Third-person singular present tense of WILLEY.

Deliberately or obstinately done.

In a deliberate or intentional manner.

The trait of being stubbornly determined or deliberately disobedient.

Plural of WILLFULNESS.

A male given name.

Plural of WILLIAM.

A pet form of the male name William.

Past tense of WILLIE.

Plural of WILLY.