Seven Letter "Wo"rds Trivia Quiz

Answer: Workers

The word "workers" refers to people who have jobs. People employed at the same place you work are called coworkers. Synonyms for the word workers include laborers and employees.

Answer: Woodcut

A woodcut is a decorative piece where the image has been printed or cut onto a block of wood. Ink is then rolled over the print which makes the image clearer. A fancy word for a woodcut is xylography. A woodcut is not the same thing as a wood engraving. The difference is in the printing or cutting technique.

Answer: Worldly

Worldly is an adjective that would describe a person who has much experience. Typically someone who is worldly is smart and sophisticated about a variety of topics. Worldly people often know many things about uncommon topics. Many worldly people are also well-traveled.

Worldly can also mean belonging to Earth or the physical world.

Answer: Wounded

Wounded is a word that means injured, often on purpose. Soldiers and police officers are sometimes wounded while working their dangerous jobs. The area where the person or animal was wounded is called a wound.

Answer: Wontons

Wontons are small Chinese dumplings popularly found in soups. Wontons are usually filled with either pork or beef. While wontons are commonly found in soup, they may also sometimes be served fried or steamed.

Answer: Worship

Many religious people worship their god by praying, performing good deeds or making a personal sacrifice. To worship means to show respect, honor or praise for a deity. Throughout the year, there a many different special days of worship for people of all different religions.

Answer: Wolfram

The metal tungsten was once called wolfram (and is still on occasion called such) which explains why its symbol on the periodic table of elements is the letter W. Its atomic number is 74.

Tungsten (or wolfram) is a metal with a high melting point. It is commonly used in light bulbs and other lighting devices.

Answer: Woesome

Woesome or woeful means feeling gloomy or sad, often without a clear reason. Woesome people might feel depressed and need cheering up if the feeling lasts for a long time. Synonyms for woesome are melancholy, grim and sorrowful.

Answer: Woodman

A woodman is word that refers to any number of jobs that someone might have that work in the woods or forests. A woodman could be a lumberjack, a forester or a wood chopper. A woodman or woodsman is also an old-fashioned term for a hunter like the one who chases Snow White in "Snow White in the Seven Dwarfs".

Answer: Wolfing

To wolf something down means to eat very quickly, sometimes without even tasting or chewing the food. The phrase comes the way the wolves eat their food, which they sometimes do in one bite.