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Webster Dictionary :: Whip-hand

WHIP-HAND, n. [whip and hand.] Advantage over; as, he has the whip-hand of her.

Webster Dictionary :: Whip-grafting

WHIP-GRAFTING, n. The at or practice of grafting by cutting the cion and stock w...

Webster Dictionary :: Whip-graft

WHIP-GRAFT, v.t. [whip and graft.] To graft by cutting the cion and stock in a s...

Webster Dictionary :: Whip-cord

WHIP-CORD, n. [whip and cord.] Cord of which lashes are made.

Webster Dictionary :: Whip

WHIP, v.t. [L., a sweeping throw or thrust.] 1. To strike with a lash or sweepin...

Webster Dictionary :: Whinoc

WHINOC, n. [G., small.] The small pig of a litter.

Webster Dictionary :: Whinny

WHINNY, v.i. [L.; from the root of whine.] To utter the sound of a horse; to neigh.

Webster Dictionary :: Whining

WHINING, ppr. Expressing murmurs by a mean plaintive tone or cant.

Webster Dictionary :: Whiner

WHINER, n. One who whines.

Webster Dictionary :: Whine

WHINE, v.t. [L.] TO express murmurs by a plaintive cry; to moan with a puerile n...

Webster Dictionary :: Whinbrel

WHINBREL, WHIMBREL, n. A bird resembling the curlew.

Webster Dictionary :: Whin-yard

WHIN-YARD, n. A sword; in contempt.

Webster Dictionary :: Whin-stone

WHIN-STONE, n. [whin and stone.] Whin-stone or whin is a provincial name given t...

Webster Dictionary :: Whin-chat

WHIN-CHAT, n. A bird, a species of warbler, the Motacilla rubetra, Linn.

Webster Dictionary :: Whin-ax

WHIN-AX, n. [whin and ax.] An instrument used for extirpating whin from land.

Webster Dictionary :: Whin

WHIN, n. [L.] Gorse; furze; a plant of the genus Ulex.

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