Webster Dictionary

Webster Dictionary :: Wiredrawer

WIREDRAWER, n. One who draw metal into wire.

Webster Dictionary :: Wiredraw

WIREDRAW, v.t. [wire and draw.] 1. To draw a metal into wire, which is done by d...

Webster Dictionary :: Wire-worm

WIRE-WORM, n. [wire and worm.] A mischievous worm that sometimes injures grain.

Webster Dictionary :: Wire-heel

WIRE-HEEL, n. [wire and heel.] A defect and disease in the feet of a horse or ot...

Webster Dictionary :: Wire-grate

WIRE-GRATE, n. [wire and grate.] A grate or contrivance of fine wire work to kee...

Webster Dictionary :: Wire

WIRE, n. A thread of metal; any metallic substance drawn to an even thread. WIRE...

Webster Dictionary :: Wiping

WIPING, ppr. Rubbing with a cloth or other soft thing for cleaning; clearing awa...

Webster Dictionary :: Wiper

WIPER, n. 1. One who wipes. 2. The instrument used for wiping.

Webster Dictionary :: Wiped

WIPED, pp. Rubbed for cleaning; cleaned by rubbing; cleared away; effaced.

Webster Dictionary :: Wipe

WIPE, v.t. 1. To rub something soft for cleaning; to clean by rubbing; as, to wi...

Webster Dictionary :: Winy

WINY, a. [from wine.] Having the taste or qualities of wine.

Webster Dictionary :: Wintery

WINTERY, a. Suitable to winter; brumal; hyemal; cold; stormy.

Webster Dictionary :: Winterly

WINTERLY, a. Such as is suitable to winter. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Wintering

WINTERING, ppr. Passing the winter; keeping in winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Wintered

WINTERED, pp. Kept through the winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-solstice

WINTER-SOLSTICE, n. [winter and solstice.] The solstice of the winter, which tak...

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