Definition: A small songbird known for its beautiful singing, often found in wooded areas. There are many types, including those from the New World and Old World, some of which have bright colors or distinctive markings.

Example: The warbler sang sweetly from the branches of the tree.

Definition: A type of freshwater fish found mainly in the eastern and midwestern United States, known for its olive color and large mouth.

Example: The warmouth is often found in lakes and rivers, where it hides among the vegetation.

Definition: A wild dog native to Australia, often referred to as a dingo.

Example: The warragal is known for its adaptability to various environments in Australia.

Definition: A place where rabbits live in burrows, or a confusing maze of narrow passages and alleys.

Example: The old city was a warren of narrow streets and hidden corners.

Definition: A type of wild dog found in Australia, often associated with dingoes.

Example: The warrigal roamed freely in the outback, hunting for food.

Definition: A local or regional way of saying to struggle or wrestle, often used in specific dialects.

Example: The children began to warstle in the backyard, playfully trying to pin each other down.

Definition: A type of wild pig that is found in Africa, known for its large tusks and distinctive facial features.

Example: The warthog is often seen grazing in the savannah during the day.

Definition: Having small, raised bumps on the skin, similar to warts.

Example: The toad had a warty skin that made it look quite unusual.

Definition: A type of insect that has a slim body, two pairs of wings, and can sting. Wasps can be social, living in groups, or solitary, living alone. They often hunt other insects to feed their young.

Example: I saw a wasp buzzing around the flowers in the garden.

Definition: Having characteristics or features similar to a wasp.

Example: The wasplike design of the insect made it look both beautiful and dangerous.