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wool (mammal)
Woolf, (Adeline) Virginia (Writer)
Woollcott, Alexander (Humphreys) (American-Literary critic writer)
Woolworth Co. (Business and Economics)
Worcester (city, Massachusetts)
Worcester (city, England)
word processing (system)
Worde, Wynkyn de (English printer)
Wordsworth, William (Poet)
work (in physics, mechanics)
workers' compensation (in business)
working dog (dog)
Workingmen's Party (U.S. History)
World Bank (investment)
World Council of Churches (WCC) (in Christianity)
World Cup (soccer tournament)
World Health Organization (WHO) (agency)
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World Series (series of baseball games)
World Trade Center (structure, New York)
World Trade Organization (WTO) (international organization)
World War I (war)
World War II (war)
World Wide Web (WWW) (in computers, communication)
World Wildlife Fund (organization)
world's fair (exposition featuring exhibits)
Wormley Conference (U.S. History)
Worms, Concordat of (treaty, Holy Roman Empire)
Worms, Diet of (historical event, Germany/Holy Roman Empire)
Worth, Charles Frederick (French-English fashion designer)
Wouk, Herman (American writer)
Wounded Knee (body of water, historical site, South dakota)
Wovoka (North American chief & theologian)
Wozniak, Stephen G(ary) (Computer Scientist)
WPA (agency, United States)
WPA Federal Art Project (Art)
Wrangel Island (island, the Arctic Ocean/Russia)
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