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Showing words for WONDERING using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Wondering

wondering

8 Letter Words for Wondering

dowering, drowning, endowing, rownding

7 Letter Words for Wondering

derning, downier, downing, droning, endiron, eroding, gironde, gowdnie, grinned, groined, ignored, indogen, ingrown, negroid, negroni, norgine, redoing, redwing, rending, wendigo, wending, windore, wongied, wording, wringed, wronged

6 Letter Words for Wondering

dering, dewing, dinero, dinger, dinner, doning, dowier, dowing, downer, edgrow, ending, endrin, engird, engrid, enring, enwind, enwing, eringo, erning, genion, gideon, ginned, ginner, girned, giroed, gowder, gowdie, gowned, groned, growed, ignore, indone, ingrow, inogen, inower, inworn, ironed, newing, nowder, ondine, onding, owning, reding, region, renown, rewind, rewing, ringed, roding, roined, rowing, weirdo, wering, wigeon, winder, winged, winger, winned, winner, woidre, wonder, wondie, wongen, woning, wonned, wonner

5 Letter Words for Wondering

deign, derig, derog, diego, digne, diner, dinge, dingo, dirge, dogie, doing, donne, dower, dowie, dreng, drinn, drone, drown, dwine, egrid, endow, engin, enorn, ergon, ering, ewing, genin, genio, genro, geoid, giron, gnide, goier, gondi, goner, gonid, gonne, gored, grein, gride, grind, groin, grond, grone, grown, gwine, indew, indow, inger, inned, inner, inone, inorg, irone, negro, nidge, nidor, niger, niner, noire, noreg, norge, norie, nowed, oenin, onned, owing, owned, owner, owrie, redig, redon, regin, reign, renig, renin, reown, rewin, rewon, riden, ridge, ringe, rodge, ronde, ronin, ronne, rowed, rowen, rownd, weird, widen, wider, wierd, wined, winer, wired, woden, wodge, wongi, wride, wried, wring, wrong

4 Letter Words for Wondering

deni, dern, dero, dier, dine, ding, dino, dire, doen, doer, doge, done, dong, doni, dore, dorn, down, dreg, drew, drie, drow, endo, engr, enow, ergo, erin, gein, geir, geod, gied, gien, ginn, gird, gire, girn, giro, gnow, gode, goen, goer, gond, gone, gore, gowd, gown, gren, grew, grid, grin, grow, ideo, inde, indn, ingo, inne, inro, iode, ired, iron, nein, neon, nerd, nide, nied, nine, niog, node, nodi, noir, none, nong, nore, nori, norn, nown, oder, odin, ogre, oner, ordn, ored, orig, owed, ower, redo, regd, rego, rein, rend, renn, reno, rgen, ride, rind, rine, ring, rode, roed, roid, roin, rond, rone, rong, weid, weir, wend, weri, wide, wied, wind, wine, wing, winn, wino, wird, wire, wode, wone, wong, word, wore, worn, wren, wrig

3 Letter Words for Wondering

deg, dei, den, der, dew, die, dig, din, dir, doe, dog, don, dor, dow, edo, ego, eir, end, eng, eon, erd, erg, ern, ged, gen, geo, ger, gid, gie, gin, gio, god, goi, gon, gor, gro, ide, ido, ign, ind, ing, inn, ion, ire, iwo, ned, neg, nei, neo, new, nid, nie, nig, nne, nnw, nod, nog, non, nor, now, ode, oer, oie, one, oni, ord, ore, org, owd, owe, own, red, reg, rei, rew, rid, rie, rig, rin, rio, rnd, rod, roe, rog, roi, ron, row, rwd, wed, wen, wer, wid, wig, win, wir, wod, woe, wog, won, wro

Definitions for Wondering

[1] expressing admiration or amazement; marveling.
[2] to think or speculate curiously: to wonder about the origin of the solar system.
[3] to be filled with admiration, amazement, or awe; marvel (often followed by at ): He wondered at her composure in such a crisis.
[4] to doubt: I wonder if she'll really get here.
[5] to speculate curiously or be curious about; be curious to know: to wonder what happened.
[6] to feel wonder at: I wonder that you went.
[7] something strange and surprising; a cause of surprise, astonishment, or admiration: That building is a wonder. It is a wonder he declined such an offer.
[8] the emotion excited by what is strange and surprising; a feeling of surprised or puzzled interest, sometimes tinged with admiration: He felt wonder at seeing the Grand Canyon.
[9] miraculous deed or event; remarkable phenomenon.
[10] the feeling excited by something strange; a mixture of surprise, curiosity, and sometimes awe
[11] something that causes such a feeling, such as a miracle
[12] See Seven Wonders of the World
[13] (modifier) exciting wonder by virtue of spectacular results achieved, feats performed, etc a wonder drug ; a wonder horse
[14] do wonders or work wonders to achieve spectacularly fine results
[15] for a wonder surprisingly or amazingly
[16] nine days' wonder a subject that arouses general surprise or public interest for a short time
[17] no wonder (sentence connector) (I am) not surprised at all (that) no wonder he couldn't come
[18] small wonder (sentence connector) (I am) hardly surprised (that) small wonder he couldn't make it tonight
[19] (when intr, often foll by about ) to indulge in speculative inquiry, often accompanied by an element of doubt (concerning something) I wondered about what she said ; I wonder what happened
[20] (when intr, often foll by at ) to be amazed (at something) I wonder at your impudence
[21] Stevie. real name Steveland Judkins Morris. born 1950, US Motown singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. His recordings include Up-Tight (1966), "Superstition" (1972), Innervisions (1973), Songs in the Key of Life (1976), and "I Just Called to Say I Love You" (1985)

Words related to Wondering

awestruck, curious, fascinated, awed, admiring, inquiring, questioning, speculating, pondering, speculative

Words nearby Wondering

wonder drug, wonder-stricken, wonder-worker, wonderberry, wonderful, wondering, wonderkid, wonderland, wonderment, wonders will never cease, wonderwork

Origin of Wondering

before 900; (noun) Middle English; Old English wundor; cognate with Dutch wonder, German Wunder, Old Norse undr; (v.) Middle English wonderen, Old English wundrian, derivative of the noun

Other words from Wondering

won·der·ing·ly , adverb
un·won·der·ing , adjective
won·der·er , noun
won·der·less , adjective

Word origin for Wondering

Old English wundor; related to Old Saxon wundar, Old Norse undr, German Wunder

Synonyms for Wondering

awestruck, admiring, awed, fascinated, wonderstruck