'Wildness' definitions:
Definition of 'wildness'
From: WordNet
noun
A feeling of extreme emotional intensity; "the wildness of his anger" [syn: wildness, abandon]
noun
The property of being wild or turbulent; "the storm's violence" [syn: ferocity, fierceness, furiousness, fury, vehemence, violence, wildness]
noun
An unruly disposition to do as one pleases; "Liza had always had a tendency to wildness"; "the element of wildness in his behavior was a protest against repressive convention"
noun
An intractably barbarous or uncultivated state of nature [ant: domestication, tameness]
Definition of 'Wildness'
From: GCIDE
- Wildness \Wild"ness\, n. The quality or state of being wild; an uncultivated or untamed state; disposition to rove or go unrestrained; rudeness; savageness; irregularity; distraction. [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Wildness'
- Wild,
- Wilded,
- Wilding,
- Wildly,
- wild about,
- wilde,
- To run wild,
- Wild Irishman,
- Wild Rose,
- Wild Spaniard,
- Wild allspice,
- Wild basil,
- Wild bean,
- Wild bee,
- Wild bergamot,
- Wild boar,
- Wild brier,
- Wild bugloss,
- Wild burnet,
- Wild camomile,
- Wild cat,
- Wild celery,
- Wild cherry,
- Wild cinnamon,
- Wild comfrey,
- Wild cumin,
- Wild drake,
- Wild elder,
- Wild endive,
- Wild fowl,
- Wild ginger,
- Wild goose,
- Wild honey,
- Wild hyacinth,
- Wild indigo,
- Wild land,
- Wild leek,
- Wild licorice,
- Wild madder,
- Wild mammee,
- Wild marjoram,
- Wild millet,
- Wild oat,
- Wild pieplant,
- Wild pigeon,
- Wild pink,
- Wild plantain,
- Wild plum,
- Wild potato,
- Wild radish,
- Wild rice,
- Wild rosemary,
- Wild rye,
- Wild sage,
- Wild sarsaparilla,
- Wild senna,
- Wild service,
- Wild sheep,
- Wild tamarind,
- Wild thyme,
- Wild turkey,
- Wild woad,
- Wild yam,
- hog wild,
- oscar wilde,
- run wild,
- wild West,
- wild angelica,
- wild apple,
- wild ass,
- wild beast,
- wild buckwheat,
- wild cabbage,
- wild calla,
- wild card,
- wild carrot,
- wild cavy,
- wild chamomile,
- wild chervil,
- wild clary,
- wild coffee,
- wild cotton,
- wild crab,
- wild cranberry,
- wild crocus,
- wild dog,
- wild duck,
- wild emmer,
- wild eyed,
- wild fig,
- wild flower,
- wild garlic,
- wild geranium,
- wild goat,
- wild hollyhock,
- wild hop,
- wild horse,
- wild hydrangea,
- wild liquorice,
- wild lupine,
- wild man,
- wild mandrake,
- wild mango,
- wild medlar,
- wild mustard,
- wild oats,
- wild olive,
- wild onion,
- wild orange,
- wild ox,
- wild pansy,
- wild parsley,
- wild parsnip,
- wild pea,
- wild peach,
- wild peanut,
- wild pitch,
- wild pumpkin,
- wild quinine,
- wild rape,
- wild raspberry,
- wild sarsparilla,
- wild snapdragon,
- wild spinach,
- wild spurge,
- wild strawberry,
- wild swan,
- wild teasel,
- wild tobacco,
- wild vanilla,
- wild wheat,
- wild wilkworm,
- wild winterpea,
- wilde dagga,
- A wild goose chase,
- Canadian wild rice,
- Small wild bugloss,
- Wild Peach Village,
- Wild Rose, WI,
- Wild balsam apple,
- Wild goose chase,
- Wild plum of America,
- Wild sensitive plant,
- Wild-cat,
- african wild ass,
- arizona wild cotton,
- asian wild ox,
- canada wild rye,
- nodding wild onion,
- semi-wild,
- slender wild oat,
- wild bill hickock,
- wild blue yonder,
- wild cherry tree,
- wild china tree,
- wild climbing hempweed,
- wild lily of the valley,
- wild mango tree,
- wild meadow lily,
- wild medlar tree,
- wild oat grass,
- wild plum tree,
- wild potato vine,
- wild red oat,
- wild service tree,
- wild sweet pea,
- wild water lemon,
- wild west show,
- wild yellow lily,
- wild-eyed,
- To sow one's wild oats,
- Wild Peach Village, TX,
- sow one's wild oats,
- wild morning-glory,
- wild sweet potato vine,
- wild-goose chase,
- buffalo bill's wild west show,
- oscar fingal o'flahertie wills wilde