WY -abbr

  1. Wyoming

Wy·an·dot ['wī-ən-,dät also 'wīn-,dät] -n

  1. a member of an American Indian group formed in the 17th century by Hurons and other Indians fleeing the Iroquois

wy·an·dotte [-,dät] -n

  1. any of a U.S. breed of medium-sized domestic chickens raised for meat and eggs

Wyc·liff·ite ['wi-klə-,fīt] -n, adj

  1. lollard

wye ['wī] -n

  1. a Y-shaped part or object
  2. the letter y

wy·lie·coat ['wī-lē-,kōt, 'wi-] -n

  1. a warm undergarment
  2. petticoat

wynd ['wīnd] -n

  1. a very narrow street

wynn ['win] -n

  1. a runic letter used in Old English and Middle English to represent the consonant w

WYS·I·WYG ['wi-zē-,wig, -zə-] -n

  1. a display generated by word-processing or desktop-publishing software that exactly reflects the appearance of the printed document

wy·vern ['wī-vərn] -n

  1. a mythical animal usu. represented as a 2-legged winged creature resembling a dragon