epigon /epˈi-gon/ or epigone /epˈi-gōn/

1. One of a later generation
2. (usu in pl) a son or successor
3. An inferior follower or imitator
4. (in pl) descendants (esp of the Seven against Thebes), or successors (esp of Alexander the Great)
5. (in pl) undistinguished descendants, followers or imitators of the great

• 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
• the whole nine yards
• the whole world
• the whys and wherefores