Glossary W
Wild is a German word is game
see also:
"Wild" is in the UNSPSC Code "10102000"
  Wild animals
"Wild" is in the NAICS Code "712130"
  Zoos and Botanical Gardens
  Wild animal parks
see also:
"Wild" is in the UNSPSC Code "10102000"
  Wild animals
"Wild" is in the NAICS Code "712130"
  Zoos and Botanical Gardens
  Wild animal parks
Wors refers to a South African spicy sausages often sold by street vendors like hot dogs.
Wharekai is a Maori term for eating house
Wai is a Maori word for water
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