Wikipedia:Lists of common misspellings

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This is a list of common misspellings

They are used on this maintenance page. Note that not all of them will be misspellings: if they are in song titles, for instance, they must be left as the author intended; if they are in transliterations such as Tao Teh Ching, then they may also be correct.

Words may also be correctly spelled for pieces of text in other languages which occasionally appear within an English article yet be incorrect for English text. The guiding rule should be "Include words if they are more likely to be incorrect spellings than correct spellings even if this means that the maintenance page will occasionally show "false positives".

Please don't delete words from the mispelling page just because they are causing false positives. A better way of getting rid of false positives is to "comment them out". This can be done by changing the initial * symbol on a line into a : symbol. If this is done, it means that it's easy to put potential spelling errors back if you want to rerun a check for them at some future time.

  • absense (absence)
  • acording (according)
  • acceptible (acceptable)
  • accessable (accessible)
  • accidently (accidentally)
  • accomadate (accommodate)
  • accomadated (accommodated)
  • accomadates (accommodates)
  • accomadation (accommodation)
  • accomadating (accommodating)
  • accomodate (accommodate)
  • accomodated (accommodated)
  • accomodates (accommodates)
  • accomodating (accommodating)
  • accomodation (accommodation)
  • accompanyed (accompanied)
  • accross (across)
  • acheive (achieve)
  • acheived (achieved)
  • acheives (achieves)
  • acheiving (achieving)
  • acheivement (achievement)
  • achievment (achievement)
  • acomplish (accomplish)
  • acquiantence (acquaintance)
  • acquited (acquitted)
  • actualy (actually)
  • acuracy (accuracy)
  • admendment (amendment)
  • addmission (admission)
  • adecuate (adequate)
  • additinally (additionally)
  • adolecent (adolescent)
  • adress (address)
  • adres (address)
  • adressable (addressable)
  • adresable (addressable)
  • addres (address, adders)
  • addresable (addressable)
  • addresing (addressing)
  • adresing (addressing)
  • adressing (addressing, dressing)
  • adviced ("advised" or "advice"--are we looking for a noun or verb?)
  • agian (again)
  • agina ("again" or "angina" or "vagina")
  • agravate (aggravate)
  • agression (aggression)
  • agressive (aggressive)
  • ahev (have)
  • ahppen (happen)
  • ahve (have)
  • alegience (allegiance)
  • alledged (alleged)
  • allegience (allegiance)
  • allopones (allophones)
  • allopone (allophone)
  • almsot (almost)
  • alomst (almost)
  • alot (a lot, allot)
  • alotted (allotted)
  • alreayd (already)
  • althought (although)
  • alusion (allusion, illusion)
  • alwasy (always)
  • alwyas (always)
  • amature (armature, amateur)
  • amke (make)
  • amking (making)
  • ammend (amend)
  • amendmant (amendment)
  • ammendment (amendment)
  • anbd (and)
  • ansalisation (nasalisation)
  • ansalization (nasalization)
anual ("annual" or "anal" - except "Anual" is a proper noun)
  • anyhwere (anywhere)
  • anytying (anything)
  • appealling ("appealing" or "appalling")
  • appearence (appearance)
  • appearences (appearances)
  • approximitely (approximately)
  • aproximately (approximately)
  • aquiantance (acquaintance)
  • aquire (acquire)
  • aquired (acquired)
  • aquisition (acquisition)
  • aquitted (acquitted)
  • arangement (arrangement)
  • artical (article)
  • articel (article)
  • artillary (artillery)
  • assasin (assassin)
  • assasinate (assassinate)
  • assasinated (assassinated)
  • assasinates (assassinates)
  • assasination (assassination)
  • assitant (assistant)
  • athat (that)
  • atribute (attribute)
  • atributes (attributes)
  • attaindre (attainder, attained)
  • audeince (audience)
  • avaliable (available)
  • awya (away)
  • bakc (back)
  • baout ("about" or "bout")
  • bcak (back)
  • beacuse (because)
beaticum (viaticum)
  • beaurocracy (bureaucracy)
  • becasue (because)
  • becuase (because)
  • befoer (before)
  • begining (beginning)
  • beginnig (beginning)
  • beleif (belief)
  • beleive (believe)
  • beleived (believed)
  • beleives (believes)
  • beleiving (believing)
  • beseige (besiege)
  • boaut ("bout" or "boat" or "about")
  • buring ("burying" or "burning" or "burin")
  • busness (business)
  • cant (cant or can't)
  • carachter (character)
carcas (carcass)
  • casion (caisson)
  • catterpilar (caterpillar)
  • catterpilars (caterpillars)
  • Celcius (Celsius)
  • censur (censor, censure)
  • ceratin (certain, keratin)
  • chasr (chaser, chase)
  • cheif (chief)
  • claer (clear)
  • claerer (clearer)
  • claerly (clearly)
  • clera (clear, sclera)
  • collosal (colossal)
  • comander (commander, commandeer)
  • comittee (committee)
  • comming (coming)
  • commitee (committee)
  • comitted (committed)
  • communciation (communication)
  • commiting (committing)
  • competion (competition)
  • compitent (competent)
  • comprimise (compromise)
  • concidered (considered)
  • concious (conscious)
  • conciously (consciously)
  • constatn (constant)
  • congresional (congressional)
  • conjecutre (conjecture)
  • consentrate (concentrate)
  • consentrated (concentrated)
  • consentrates (concentrates)
  • consern (concern)
  • conserned (concerned)
  • conserning (concerning)
  • constuction (construction)
  • continous (continuous)
  • continously (continuously)
  • copywrite (copyright - nb copywrite is valid for proofread)
  • correponding (corresponding)
  • correposding (corresponding)
  • corrispond (correspond)
  • corrisponding (corresponding)
  • corrisponded (corresponded)
  • corrisponds (corresponds)
  • coudl (could, cloud)
  • cpoy (coy, copy)
  • cxan (cyan)
  • dael (deal, dial, dahl)
  • Dardenelles (Dardanelles)
  • decendents (descendants)
  • definit (definite)
  • definately (definitely)
  • definatly (definitely)
  • definitly (definitely)
  • deram (dram, dream)
  • desgined (designed)
  • deside (decide)
  • dessicated (desiccated)
  • devide (divide)
  • didnt (didn't)
  • diea (idea, die)
  • dieties (deities)
  • diety (deity)
  • dimenions (dimensions)
  • disolved (dissolved)
  • dissapear (disappear)
  • divison (division)
  • divisons (divisions)
  • doens (does)
  • doesnt (doesn't)
  • doign (doing)
  • dominiant (dominant)
  • donig (doing)
donut (variant of doughnut)
  • Dravadian (Dravidian)
  • dreasm (dreams)
  • drnik (drink)
  • dyas (dryas, dias)
  • efel (evil)
  • effecient (efficient)
  • efficent (efficient)
  • eigth (eighth)
  • eles (Ellis)
  • embarras (embarrass)
  • embarrased (embarrassed)
  • embarrasing (embarrassing)
  • embarrasment (embarrassment)
  • embarass (embarrass)
  • embarassed (embarrassed)
  • embarassing (embarrassing)
  • embarassment (embarrassment)
  • emperical (empirical)
  • ened (need)
  • enourmous (enormous)
  • enxt (next)
  • equiped (equipped)
  • equippment (equipment)
  • erally (orally, really)
  • esle (else)
  • esential (essential)
  • essesital (essential)
  • ethose (those)
  • Eurpean (European)
  • eveyr (every)
  • evidentally (evidently)
  • exagerate (exaggerate)
  • exagerated (exaggerated)
  • exagerates (exaggerates)
  • exagerating (exaggerating)
  • existance (existence)
  • existant (existent)
  • exmaple (example)
  • extint (extinct, extant)
  • eyar (year)
  • eyars (years, eyas)
  • eyasr (years)
  • feasable (feasible)
  • febuary (february)
  • feromone (pheromone)
  • fianlly (finally)
  • ficticious (fictitious)
  • fictious (fictitious)
  • fidn (find)
  • fiel (feel, field, file, phial)
  • fiels (feels, fields, files, phials)
  • financialy (financially)
  • firends (friends)
  • firts (flirts, first)
  • fleed (fled, freed)
  • fomr (from, form)
  • forfiet (forfeit)
  • forhead (forehead)
  • foriegn (foreign)
  • formost (foremost)
  • foudn (found)
  • fourty (forty)
  • freind (friend)
  • furuther (further)
  • guage (gauge)
  • generaly (generally)
  • gerat (great)
  • gogin (going, Gauguin)
  • gonig (going)
  • goign (going)
  • gouvener (governor)
  • governer (governor)
  • goverment (government)
  • graet (great)
  • grafitti (graffiti)
  • grammaticaly (grammatically)
  • grat (great)
greif (grief)
  • grwo (grow)
  • gaurd (guard, gourd)
  • garanteed (guaranteed)
grammer (grammar, except Kelsey Grammer)
  • guerrila (guerilla, guerrilla -- both are correct)
  • guerrilas (guerillas, guerrillas -- both are correct)
  • guranteed (guaranteed)
  • guidence (guidance)
  • Guiseppe (Giuseppe)
  • guttaral (guttural)
  • gutteral (guttural)
  • habaeus (habeas, latin as in habeas corpus)
  • habeus (habeas, latin as in habeas corpus)
  • hace (hare)
  • haev (have, heave)
  • hapen (happen)
  • hapened (happened)
  • hapening (happening)
  • harasment (harassment)
  • harras (harass)
  • harrasing (harassing)
  • harrased (harassed)
  • harrases (harasses)
  • harrasment (harassment)
  • harrassing (harass
  • harrassed (harassed)
  • harrasses (harassed)
  • harrassment (harassment)
  • hasnt (hasn't)
  • headquater (headquarter)
  • headquatered (headquartered)
  • headquaters (headquarters)
  • herad (heard, Hera)
  • heroe (hero)
  • heros (heroes)
  • hieght (height)
  • hierachical (hierarchical)
  • hierachy (hierarchy)
  • hismelf (himself)
  • honourary (honorary)
  • housr (house)
  • hten (then, hen, the)
  • htere (there, here)
  • htey (they)
  • hting (thing)
  • htikn (think)
  • htink (think)
  • htis (this)
  • humer (humour)
  • hvae (have)
  • hvea (have, heave)
  • hvaing (having)
  • hwihc (which)
  • hwile (while)
  • hwole (whole)
  • hypocracy (hypocrisy)
  • hypocrasy (hypocrisy)
  • hypocricy (hypocrisy)
  • hypocrit (hypocrite)
  • idae (idea)
  • idaes (ideas)
  • identicial (identical)
  • idesa (ideas, ides)
  • ilogical (illogical)
  • imagenary (imaginary)
  • imagin (imagine)
  • imediately (immediately)
  • imense (immense)
  • immitate (imitate)
  • immitated (imitated)
  • incidently (incidentaly)
  • increadible (incredible)
  • incredable (incredible)
  • indefinitly (indefinitely)
  • independance (independence, but -ance is correct in French, so be careful with New Caledonia)
  • independant (independent)
  • indispensible (indispensable)
  • indite (indict)
  • indpendently (independently)
  • indpendent (independent)
  • inevatible (inevitable)
  • inevitible (inevitable)
  • infinit (infinite)
  • inocence (innocence)
  • inot (into)
  • inpeach (impeach)
  • intelectual (intellectual)
  • inteligence (intelligence)
  • inteligent (intelligent)
  • interpet (interpret)
  • interupt (interrupt)
  • intrest (interest)
  • irelevent (irrelevant)
  • irresistable (irresistible)
  • iresistable (irresistible)
  • iresistibly (irresistibly)
  • irresistably (irresistibly)
  • iresistably (irresistibly)
  • iresistible (irresistible)
  • iritable (irritable)
  • iritated (irritated)
  • irresistable (irresistible)
  • irregardless (regardless)
  • isnt (isn't)
  • iwll (will)
  • iwth (with)
  • Jaques (Jacques - except in Shakespeare)
  • jeapardy (jeopardy)
  • Jospeh (Joseph)
  • jstu (just)
  • jsut (just)
  • judical (judicial)
  • judisuary (judiciary)
  • kindergarden (kindergarten)
  • knowlege (knowledge)
  • konw (know)
  • konws (knows)
  • knwo (know)
  • knwos (knows)
  • kwno (know)
  • labatory (lavatory)
  • labratory (laboratory)
  • lavae (larvae)
  • leanr (lean, learn, leaner)
  • legitamate (legitimate)
  • leran (learn)
  • lerans (learns)
  • levle (level)
  • liason (liaison)
  • libary (library)
  • lible (libel)
  • lief (life, leaf)
  • lieing (lying)
  • liek (like)
  • liekd (liked)
  • liesure (leisure)
  • liquify (liquefy)
  • litature (literature)
  • literture (literature)
  • littel (little)
  • liuke (like)
  • livley (lively)
  • loev (love)
  • lonelyness (loneliness)
  • lonley (lonely)
  • lonly (lonely, only)
  • lsat (last)
  • lveo (love)
  • lvoe (love)
  • maintainance (maintenance)
  • maintainence (maintenance)
  • maintenence (maintenance)
  • makse (makes)
  • Malcom (Malcolm - but "Malcom" may be right in some cases)
  • manuever (maneuver, manoeuvre)
  • marrage (marriage)
  • marryied (married)
  • Massachussetts (Massachusetts)
  • mathamatics (mathematics)
  • mear (wear, mere, mare)
  • medacine (medicine)
  • medeival (medieval, mediaeval)
  • memeber (member)
  • meranda (veranda, Miranda)
  • messanger (messenger)
  • metalic (metallic)
  • millenia (millennia)
  • millenium (millennium)
  • milennia (millennia)
  • milennium (millennium)
  • minature (miniature)
  • mischeivous (mischievous)
  • mischevious (mischievous)
  • misile (missile)
  • misdameanors (misdemeanors)
  • missle (missile, missel (thrush))
  • mkae (make)
  • mkaes (makes)
  • mkaing (making)
  • mkea (make)
  • moent (moment)
  • moeny (money)
  • morgage (mortgage)
  • movei (movie)
  • mroe (more)
  • muscels (mussels, muscles)
  • mysef (myself)
  • mysogyny (misogyny)
  • mysogynist (misogynist)
  • mysterous (mysterious)
  • naturaly (naturally)
  • naturely (naturally)
  • naturually (naturally)
  • naturual (natural)
  • neccessary (necessary)
  • necesary (necessary)
  • negociate (negotiate)
  • negociation (negotiation)
  • neice (niece, nice)
  • nickle (nickel)
  • nineth (ninth)
  • ninteenth (nineteenth)
  • ninty (ninety)
  • nkow (know)
  • nkwo (know)
  • noone (no one)
  • noteable (notable)
  • nothern (northern)
  • noticable (noticeable)
  • noticeing (noticing)
  • nto (not)
  • nuculear (nuclear)
  • nuisanse (nuisance)
  • Nuremburg (Nuremberg)
  • nusance (nuisance)
  • obstacal (obstacle)
  • ocasionally (occasionally)
  • occassionally (occasionally)
  • occurance (occurrence)
  • occured (occurred)
  • occurence (occurrence)
  • occuring (occurring)
  • occurr (occur)
  • occurrance (occurrence)
  • ocurr (occur)
  • ocurrance (occurrence)
  • ocurred (occurred)
  • ocurrence (occurrence)
  • offical (official)
  • officaly (officially)
  • offically (officially)
  • officialy (officially)
  • oging (going, ogling)
  • omision (omission)
  • omited (omitted)
  • ommited (omitted)
  • ommiting (omitting)
  • ommitted (omitted)
  • ommitting (omitting)
  • omre (more)
  • onot (note, not)
  • onyl (only)
  • oponent (opponent)
  • oportunity (opportunity)
  • oposite (opposite)
  • oposition (opposition)
  • opression (oppression)
  • opressive (oppressive)
  • oppinion (opinion)
  • optomism (optimism)
  • orgin (origin, organ)
  • orginal (original, orignal)
  • orignally (originally)
  • orginize (organise)
  • otehr (other)
  • owrk (work)
  • owudl (would)
  • paide (paid)
  • palce (place)
  • pamplet (pamphlet)
  • paralel (parallel)
  • paralell (parallel)
  • parrallel (parallel)
  • parrallell (parallel)
  • parralel (parallel)
  • parallely (parallelly)
  • parrallelly (parallelly)
  • paralely (parallelly)
  • paralelly (parallelly)
  • parrallely (parallelly)
  • pasttime (pastime)
  • pattented (patented)
  • payed (paid)
  • peculure (peculiar)
  • peice (piece)
  • peom (poem)
  • peoms (poems)
  • peopel (people)
  • peotry (poetry)
  • performence (performance)
  • perhasp (perhaps)
  • perheaps (perhaps)
  • perhpas (perhaps)
  • perjery (perjury)
  • permissable (permissible)
  • perphas (perhaps, purpose)
  • persistance (persistence)
  • persistant (persistent)
  • personel (personnel, personal)
  • personnell (personnel)
  • persue (pursue)
  • petetion (petition)
  • phongraph (phonograph)
  • pich (pitch)
planed (planned; but valid if it means "made flat")
  • playwrite (playwright)
  • plesant (pleasant)
  • poisin (poison)
  • pomegranite (pomegranate)
  • Portugese (Portuguese)
  • posess (possess)
  • posessed (possessed)
  • posesses (possesses)
  • posessing (possessing)
  • posession (possession)
  • possable (possible)
  • possably (possibly)
  • posseses (possesses)
  • possesion (possession)
  • possesing (possessing)
  • possibilty (possibility)
  • practicaly (practically)
  • practicioner (practitioner)
  • practicioners (practitioners)
  • practicly (practically)
  • prairy (prairie)
  • preample (preamble)
  • preceed (precede)
  • preceeded (preceded)
  • preceeding (preceding)
  • preceeds (precedes)
  • precurser (precursor)
  • prefered (preferred)
  • prefering (preferring)
  • prepair (prepare)
  • prepartion (preparation)
  • presense (presence)
  • prevelant (prevalent)
  • previvous (previous)
  • privelege (privilege)
  • priveleged (privileged)
  • priveleges (privileges)
  • privelige (privilege)
  • priveliged (privileged)
  • priveliges (privileges)
  • privilage (privilege)
  • priviledge (privelege)
  • privledge (privilege)
  • probablly (probably)
  • probalibity (probability)
  • probelm (problem)
  • procedger (procedure)
  • proceedure (procedure)
  • proclomation (proclamation)
  • profesion (profusion, profession)
  • profesor (professor)
  • proffesion (profession)
  • proffesor (professor)
  • prohabition (prohibition)
  • prominant (prominent)
  • pronounciation (pronunciation)
  • propellor (propeller)
  • prophacy (prophecy)
  • propoganda (propaganda)
  • propotions (proportions)
  • protem (pro tem, protein)
  • psycology (psychology)
  • psyhic (psychic)
  • pumkin (pumpkin)
  • pursuade (persuade)
  • pursuaded (persuaded)
  • pursuades (persuades)
  • pususading (persuading)
  • pwoer (power)
  • pyscic (psychic)
  • qtuie (quite, quiet)
  • quantaty (quantity)
  • quizes (quizzes)
  • qutie (quite, quiet)
  • radify (ratify)
  • rarified (rarefied)
  • raelly (really)
  • reacll (recall)
  • realy (really)
  • realyl (really)
  • reciept (receipt)
  • recieve (receive)
  • recieved (received)
  • recieves (receives)
  • recieving (receiving)
  • recipiant (recipient)
  • recomend (recommend)
  • recomended (recommended)
  • recomending (recommending)
  • recomends (recommends)
  • recrod (record)
  • rediculous (ridiculous)
  • referal (referral)
  • refered (referred)
  • refering (referring)
  • referrence (reference)
  • refridgerator (refrigerator)
  • regluar (regular)
  • reknown (renown)
  • reknowned (renowned)
  • rela (real)
  • relaly (really)
  • relativly (relatively)
  • releive (relieve)
  • religous (religious)
  • relized (realised)
  • rememberance (remembrance)
  • reminent (remnant)
  • repatition (repetition, repartition)
  • representive (representative)
  • resistence (resistance)
  • restraunt (restraint, restaurant)
  • rewriet (rewrite)
  • roomate (roommate)
  • russina (Russian)
  • rulle (rule)
  • rwite (write)
  • rythm (rhythm)
  • rythem (rhythm)
  • sacrafice (sacrifice)
  • saftey (safety)
  • salery (salary)
sargant (sergeant)
  • sasy (says, sassy)
  • schedual (schedule)
  • scirpt (script)
  • scripot
  • seceed (succeed, secede)
  • secratary (secretary)
  • secretery (secretary)
  • seige (siege)
  • sensure (censure)
  • seperate (separate)
  • seperated (separated)
  • seperates (separates)
  • seperating (separating)
  • sepina (subpoena)
  • severley
  • sherif
  • shineing
  • shoudl
  • shoudln
  • sieze (seize, size)
  • simpley
  • sincerley
  • sinse (sines, since)
  • smae (same)
  • smoe (some)
  • snese (sneeze)
  • soem (some)
  • sohw (show)
  • soliders (soldiers)
  • sophmore (sophomore)
  • sotry (story)
  • sotyr (satyr, story)
  • soudn
  • soudns
  • sould (could, should, sold)
  • soulds
  • soverign
  • speach
  • sponser
  • stilus (stylus)
  • stroy
  • stoyr
  • stopry
  • storeis
  • storise
  • stnad
  • stpo
  • strat
  • startegies (strategies)
  • stradegies (strategies)
  • startegic (strategic)
  • startegy (strategy)
  • stradegy (strategy)
  • stubborness (stubbornness)
  • stucture (structure)
  • sucess (success)
  • sucessive (successive)
  • succesion (succession)
  • successfull (successful)
  • suceed (succeed)
  • suceeded (succeeded)
  • suceeding (succeeding
  • suceeds (succeeds)
  • sucesion (succession)
  • sufferage (suffrage)
  • sufficent (sufficient)
  • sufficently (sufficiently)
  • sumary (summary)
  • supercede (supersede)
  • superintendant (superintendent)
  • supose (suppose)
  • suposed (supposed)
  • suposedly (supposedly)
  • suposes (supposes)
  • suposing (supposing)
  • supress (suppress)
  • supressed (suppressed)
  • supresses (suppresses)
  • supressing (suppressing)
  • surley (surly, surely)
  • suround (surround)
  • surounded (surrounded)
  • surounding (surrounding)
  • suroundings (surroundings)
  • surounds (surrounds)
  • suseptible (susceptible)
  • swiming (swimming)
  • syas (says)
  • synonomous (synonymous)
tahn (than)
  • taht (that)
  • tath (that)
  • talekd (talked)
  • tehy (they)
  • temperment (temperament)
  • temperture (temperature)
  • tendancy (tendency)
  • thgat (that)
  • tghe (the)
  • ther (there, the)
  • theri (their)
  • thge (the)
  • thier (their)
  • thign (thing)
  • thigns (things)
  • thigsn (things)
  • thikn (think)
  • thikns (thinks)
  • thikning (thinking, thickening)
  • thiunk (think)
  • thna (than)
  • thne (then
  • thnig (thing)
  • thnigs (things)
  • thrid (third)
  • thru (through)
  • thsi (this)
  • thsoe (those)
  • thta (that)
  • tiem (time, Tim)
  • tihkn (think)
  • tihs (this)
  • timne (time)
  • tiome (time, tome)
  • tje (the)
  • tjhe (the)
  • tkae (take)
  • tkaes (takes)
  • tkaing (taking)
  • tlaking (talking)
  • tobbaco (tobacco)
  • todya (today)
  • tommorrow (tomorrow)
  • tommorow (tomorrow)
  • tongiht (tonight)
  • tornados (tornadoes)
  • torpedos (torpedoes)
  • towrad (toward)
  • trafficed (trafficked)
  • trafic (traffic)
  • transfered (transferred)
  • transfering (transferring)
  • tremelo (tremolo)
  • tremelos (tremolos)
  • truely (truly)
  • turnk (turnkey, trunk)
  • twon (town)
  • tyhat
  • tyhe (they)
  • tyrany (tyranny)
  • tyrrany (tyranny)
  • unconcious (unconscious)
  • unecessary (unnecessary)
  • univesities (universities)
  • univesity (university)
  • unmistakeably (unmistakably)
  • unnecesary (unnecessary)
  • untill (until)
  • useage (usage)
  • usefull (useful)
  • useing (using)
  • usualy (usually)
  • vaccum (vacuum)
  • valuble (valuable)
  • vegtable (vegetable)
  • vegatarian (vegetarian)
  • venemous (venomous)
  • vengance (vengeance)
  • veyr (very)
  • vigilence (vigilance)
  • villin (villi, villain, villein)
  • visable (visible)
  • volcanos (volcanoes)
  • vrey (very)
  • vyer (very)
  • vyre (very)
  • waht (what)
  • wanna (want to)
  • warrent (warrant)
  • wass (was)
  • watn (want)
  • weaponary (weaponry)
  • wehn (when)
  • weild ("wield" or "wild")
  • wendsay (Wednesday)
  • wensday (Wednesday)
  • whcih (which)
  • whereever (wherever)
  • whic (which)
  • whihc (which)
  • wholy ("wholly" or "holy")
  • whta (what)
  • wief (wife)
  • wierd (weird)
  • wiht (with)
  • wintery (wintry)
  • wirting (writing)
  • withdrawl ("withdrawal" or "withdraw")
  • wiull (will)
  • wont (wont or won't)
  • wnat (want)
  • wnats (wants)
  • wnated (wanted)
  • wohle (whole)
  • wokr (work)
  • wokring (working)
  • woudl (would)
  • wriet (write)
  • wrok (work)
  • wroking (working)
  • wroet (wrote)
  • ws (was)
  • wtih (with)
  • Wurtemburg ("Württemberg" or 'Wuerttemberg")
  • yeild (yield)
  • ytou (you)
  • yera (year)
  • yeras (years)
  • yersa (years)
  • yeasr (years)