• wekks,
• warwicks,
• wocks,
• woeks,
• wicken,
• week''s,
• werks,
• micks,
• sicks,
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• worcks,
• 5weeks,
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• wicth,
• whicb,
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• weeksw,
• 16weeks,
• weigs,
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• wiggs,
• 2weeks,
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• ckicks,
• wackers,
• 6weeks,
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• 7weeks,
• wisky,
• wicketts,
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• waliks,
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• vehickes,
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• wiakato,
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• weeksn,
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• whig's,
• whichs',
• 9weeks,
• wuickly,
• whicj,
• vickis,
• vooks,
• wikki,
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• voc's,
• whicks,
• wickely,
• wacko's,
• vicker's,
• wockn,
• wickless,
• 4weeks,
• wackos.

A wick is an object composed of twisted or braided strands of fibers and is commonly used to convey a liquid from a reservoir to a flame. The wick absorbs fuel from the reservoir, transports it by capillary action and releases it into a controlling environment of fuel and air at the top of the wick, producing and sustaining a flame.
wicks are usually composed of cotton or linen fabric and twisted pieces of wood or broomsticks encased in metal tubes or clay. They provide a controlled rate of burning, improve combustion and reduce smoke, soot and unburned fuel within the flame.

4 letters

• wick,
• sick.

3 letters

• cis,
• ski,
• sic.