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Webster Dictionary :: Winnower
WINNOWER, n. One who winnows.
Webster Dictionary :: Winnowed
WINNOWED, pp. Separated from the chaff by wind; sifted; examined.
Webster Dictionary :: Winnow
WINNOW, v.t. [L., a fan.] 1. To separate and drive off the chaff from grain by m...
Webster Dictionary :: Winning
WINNING, ppr. [from win.] 1. Gaining success in competition or contest. 2. a. At...
Webster Dictionary :: Winner
WINNER, n. [from win.] One who gains by success in competition or contest.
Webster Dictionary :: Winkingly
WINKINGLY, adv. With the eye almost closed.
Webster Dictionary :: Winking
WINKING, ppr. Shutting the eyes; shutting and opening the eyelids; hinting by cl...
Webster Dictionary :: Winker
WINKER, n. One who winks.
Webster Dictionary :: Wink
WINK, v.i. [G. Wink and wince are radically one word.] 1. To shut the eyes; to c...
Webster Dictionary :: Wingy
WINGY, a. Having wings; rapid; as wingy speed.
Webster Dictionary :: Wingless
WINGLESS, a. Having no wings; not able to ascend or fly.
Webster Dictionary :: Winged
WINGED, pp. 1. Furnished with wings; transported by flying. 2. a. Having wings; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wing-shell
WING-SHELL, n. [wing and shell.] The shell that covers the wing of insects.
Webster Dictionary :: Wing-footed
WING-FOOTED, a. [wing and foot.] Swift; moving with rapidity; fleet.
Webster Dictionary :: Wing
WING, n. 1. The limb of a fowl by which it flies. In a few species of fowls, the...
Webster Dictionary :: Wineless
WINELESS, a. Destitute of wine; as wineless life.
