role or rôle /rōl/

1. A part played by an actor
2. A function, part played in life or in any event

role model noun

A person whose character and behaviour, etc is imitated by others who would like to be in the same or a similar position or situation, etc

roleˈ-play or roleˈ-playing noun

The performing of imaginary roles, esp, as a method of instruction, training or therapy, the acting-out of real-life situations in which the subject might find himself or herself

roleˈ-play transitive verb and intransitive verb

role reversal noun (psychology)

The reversing of roles formerly taken by two people in relation to each other

• the Waggoner
• the Wagon
• the Wagoner
• the Wain
• the wall
• the Wallabies
• the Way
• the weaker vessel
• the Weald
• thewed
• the wedge
• the Weird Sisters
• the wells
• thewes
• the which
• the while
• the whilst
• the who
• the whole ball of wax
• the whole box and dice
• the whole caboodle
• the whole enchilada
• the whole hypothec
• the whole kit
• the whole kit and caboodle