Walmart (retailer)

Volvo (Swedish car company)

Milwaukee (city in Wisconsin, USA)

Warren (name)

fertile; rich; describing soil that is high in nutrients and moisture

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the school from the 'Harry Potter' book and film series

Wolf; Woolf (transliterated name)

fertile soil; rich and productive land

Wharton, used as a name for people, places, or institutions

Trevor (name)

Wolfsburg, a city in Lower Saxony, Germany

Vodafone (British multinational telecommunications company)

Vladivostok; a major Russian port city on the Pacific Ocean

Davos, a Swiss ski resort; also refers to the Davos World Economic Forum (WEF)

Watson or Watterson; common transliteration of English surnames

fertile land; rich and expanse of rich soil

Wolfson or Wulfsohn (transliterated name)

Quwo county in Linfen, Shanxi province

Quwo County in Linfen, Shanxi Province

The Cotswolds region in south-central England

A vast expanse of fertile land stretching for thousands of miles; describes a very large and productive agricultural area.

rich and productive soil

Upper Volta; former name of the West African country now known as [[布基纳法索|布基納法索|bu4 ji1 na4 fa3 suo3]]

Antonin Dvořák (1841-1904), the Bohemian composer known for his nine symphonies.

Swatch, a brand of Swiss watches

Voronezh, a city in the southwest of European Russia

(literary) robust; healthy and beautiful; lush and glossy

fertile and rich; plentiful

rich and fertile (of soil or land)

Bosworth (name); specifically used for Stephen Bosworth (1939-2016), a US academic and diplomat.

the Wolf Prize, an international award granted annually to living scientists and artists

Describes a matter that is extremely easy to solve or resolve; literally like pouring hot water on snow to melt it away immediately.

British car brand or the area in South London

Literally "to pour hot water on a boiling pot"; to attempt to solve a problem in a way that only makes it worse.

Pouring hot water onto snow; describes something that is extremely easy to do, highly effective, or certain to succeed

Zwolle (a city in the Netherlands)

(loanword) gavotte, a French dance popular in the 18th century

To give wise counsel or honest advice to a ruler.

Late Qing Dynasty novelist (1867-1910) best known for the novel "Twenty Years of Witnessing Strange Phenomena"; also wrote under the pen name [[我佛山人|我佛山人|wo3 fo2 shan1 ren2]].

sievert (Sv), a unit of radiation dose used to measure health effects

dark fertile soil rich in humus, typically found in temperate grasslands

Vaud canton of Switzerland

An egg boiled in water after having its shell removed; also written as [[卧果儿|臥果兒|wo4 guo3 r5]].

the Wo River in Shanxi Province

to irrigate; to wash with water

fertile and rich; productive; fat and beautiful (of land or soil)

a wide expanse of rich, fertile land

Eidsvoll, a city in Norway