Verbal Nouns That Start with WI

Find 23 valid English verbal nouns starting with WI, including Winning, Winding, Wiring, Winnings, Withholding, Winemaking and Windsurfing. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare verbal nouns with gerunds.

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Starts with WIC
2 words
wicking
wicketkeeping
Starts with WIG
1 words
wigging
wilding
wildcrafting
wildfowling
winning
winding
winnings
winemaking
windsurfing
windowing
winegrowing
windproofing
wingshooting
windjamming
winebibbing
wiring
wiretapping
wirepulling
wireworking
Starts with WIT
2 words
withholding
witching

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