Wonder-worker.

St. Gregory, of Neo-Cæsareʹa, in Pontus. So called because he “recalled devils at his will, stayed a river, killed a Jew by the mere effort of his will, changed a lake into solid earth, and did many other wonderful things.” (See Thaumaturgus.)

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Woful
Wokey
Wolf (in music)
Wolf
Wolf
Wolf Men
Wolf-month or Wolf-monath
Wolf’s-bane
Wolves
Wonder
Wonder-worker
Wood
Wood
Wood’s Halfpence
Woodbind
Woodbine
Woodcock (A)
Wooden Horse (The)
Wooden Horse (To ride the)
Wooden Horse of Troy
Wooden Mare (The)