wilder

As adjectives the difference between wider and wilder

is that wider is comparative of wide while wilder is comparative of wild.

As a verb wilder is

to bewilder, perplex.

As a proper noun Wilder is

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As a proper noun wilder

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As a noun gilder is

one who gilds; one whose occupation is to overlay with gold or gilder can be (uncommon).

As a verb wilder

is to bewilder, perplex.

As an adjective wilder

is comparative of wild.

As a proper noun Wilder

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As a noun wolder is

a wold dweller, especially an inhabitant of the Yorkshire Wolds.

As adjectives the difference between wilier and wilder

is that wilier is comparative of wily while wilder is comparative of wild.

As a verb wilder is

to bewilder, perplex.

As a proper noun Wilder is

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As a noun wielder is

a person who wields something, especially power.

As a proper noun wilder

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As a noun willer is

one who wills, who causes by an act of will or willpower.

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