Words Ending With WISE

Knowledgeable or skilled in matters of aviation.

Placed like an altar against the east wall.

In the manner of an angle; angularly.

In an alternating manner; alternately.

Moving in the direction opposite to clock hands.

In any way or case.

Forming or arranged like an arch.

Diagonal, following the direction of a heraldic bend.

Operated on or considered as a series of bits.

Across the breadth.

Responsive to the bridle.

In the direction of the width; breadthwise.

Arranged in a checkerboard pattern.

In the direction of a chord of a curve.

Moving in the same direction as clock hands.

Following or along the coast.

In a comb-like manner, with a scraping motion to straighten.

Moving in the direction opposite to clock hands.

On the contrary; from the opposite viewpoint.

Diagonally; in a corner-wise manner.

Moving sideways like a crab.

Lying or extending across something.

Toward the right side from the wearer's perspective.

In drops; one drop at a time.

With the edge facing forward or upward.

In another way; otherwise.

With the end facing the observer or front.

Arranged in a fan shape.

In the manner of a broad horizontal stripe.

With a flat side down or against something.

In the direction of the front.

In the manner of a guest.

At least; or in any case.

Running along the length of something.

In addition; also.

In the direction of the length; lengthwise.

In the manner of the Virgin Mary.

In a manly way.

In the manner of a map.

In a way that reverses orientation as a mirror does.

In no way or manner.

In a different or contrary manner; differently.

Excessively wise or clever.

Occurring in pairs.

In heraldry, divided by vertical lines.

Positioned in a parallel manner.

Done in parcels or piecemeal.

Frugal with small amounts of money.

Defined by subfunctions on different parts of the domain.

Moving back and forth across a field like a plow.

In the manner of plowing; moving in parallel furrows.

With respect to profit.

In a random manner.

Laid out or moving in a ring.

In the shape of a saltire, crossing diagonally.

In the manner of a scarf.

In a manner resembling scissors' blades.

In the fashion of a scroll.

In the manner of a shoal.

Back and forth like a shuttle.