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Webster Dictionary :: Writhe
WRITHE, v.t. 1. To twist; to distort. Her mouth she writhd. 2. To twist with vio...
Webster Dictionary :: Writer
WRITER, n. 1. One who writes or has written. 2. An author. 3. A clerk or amanuen...
Webster Dictionary :: Write
WRITE, v.t. pret. wrote.; pp. writ, written. [L.] 1. To form by a pen on paper o...
Webster Dictionary :: Writ
WRIT, n. [from write.] 1. That which is written. In this sense, writ is particul...
Webster Dictionary :: Wristband
WRISTBAND, n. [wrist and band.] That band or part of a shirt sleeve which covers...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrist
WRIST, n. 1. The joint by which the hand is united to the arm. 2. In the manege,...
Webster Dictionary :: Wrinkling
WRINKLING, ppr. Shrinking; contracting into furrows and ridges.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrinkled
WRINKLED, pp. Contracted into ridges and furrows.
Webster Dictionary :: Wrinkle
WRINKLE, n. [G.] 1. A small ridge or prominence, or a furrow, formed by the shri...
Webster Dictionary :: Wringing
WRINGING, ppr. Twisting; writhing; extorting.
Webster Dictionary :: Wringer
WRINGER, n. One who wrings; one that forces water out of any thing by wringing.
Webster Dictionary :: Wringed
WRINGED, pp. Twisted; pressed; distressed; extorted.
Webster Dictionary :: Wring-staves
WRING-STAVES, n. Strong bars of wood used in applying wring-bolts.
Webster Dictionary :: Wring-bolt
WRING-BOLT, n. [wring and bolt.] A bolt used by shipwrights, to bend and secure ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wring
WRING, v.t. pret. and pp. wringed and wrung. The latter is chiefly used. 1. To t...
Webster Dictionary :: Wright
WRIGHT, n. An artificer; one whose occupation is some kind of mechanical busines...
