Answer: wold
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wolda usually upland area of open country
woldto influence by the power of the will
woldto decide upon or bring about by an act of the will
woldwish; pleasure
woldhilly or rolling region used in names of various English geographic areas Yorkshire Wolds
woldto give by will; bequeath
wold(used to express a future tense)
woldan elevated tract of open land
woldto wish; like
woldlegal document declaring one's wishes for the disposition of one's property after death
woldelevated tract of open country
woldthe power of conscious action or choice
woldattitude toward another
WOLDAn upland plain.
wold(used to express capability)
woldopen, hilly district, esp. in England, as in Yorkshire or Lincolnshire
wold(used to express willingness or determination)
WOLDChain of treeless rolling hills
WOLDElevated, open country
WOLDForest, in Frankfurt
WOLDOpen hillside
WOLDOpen country
WOLDHigh, rolling plain.
WOLDHigh treeless plain.
WOLDTreeless plain.
WOLDUpland plain.