1. The track which a ship leaves in the water, formed by the meeting of the water behind. In the wake of, following immediately after.

2. To be or continue awake; to cease to sleep; to awake; to be alive or active; to be excited from a torpid state; to be put in motion.

3. To rouse from sleep; to arouse; to put in motion or action; to revive.

4. The annual commemoration of the dedication of a church, formerly kept by watching all night; vigils; state of forbearing sleep; the sitting up of persons with a dead body prior to burial; a lichwake.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• worke,
• wamer,
• walka,
• wahe,
• wokes,
• awke,
• wak,
• wakon,
• lakew,
• waare,
• wekk,
• makw,
• weeke,
• jake,
• waher,
• jakie,
• wayer,
• whoke,
• makea,
• wlaker

• WAHS,
• wax,
• Wac,
• wag,
• ways,
• waage,
• wacky,
• wasko,
• wage,
• WASS,
• Waag,
• waco,
• wacko,
• waxy,
• wash.

The adverb form of "wake" is "waking".

The adjective form of the word "wake" is "wakeful".

The plural of the "wake" can be the "wakes".

The singular of the "wake" can be the "wake".