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Wors refers to a South African spicy sausages often sold by street vendors like hot dogs.

Wan is a Thai word for sweet
Wai is a Maori word for water
Wensleydale refers to a traditional, hard cheese made from cow's milk that originated from England
It has a shape of cylinder with natural rind.

This category of beer uses yeast that ferments at the "top" of the fermentation vessel, and typically at higher temperatures than lager yeast (60°-75°F), which, as a result, makes for a quicker fermentation period (7-8 days, or even less).

Weisskohl is the German word for "Cabbage" or "White Cabbage" to distinguish it from red cabbage.

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