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Webster Dictionary :: Window-frame
WINDOW-FRAME, n. [window and frame.] The frame of a window which receives and ho...
Webster Dictionary :: Window-blind
WINDOW-BLIND, n. [window and blind.] A blind to intercept the light of a window....
Webster Dictionary :: Window
WINDOW, n. [ G. The vulgar pronunciation is windor, as if from the Welsh gwyntdo...
Webster Dictionary :: Windle
WINDLE, n. A spindle; a kind of reel.
Webster Dictionary :: Windlass
WINDLAS, WINDLASS, n. [wind and lace.] 1. A machine for raising great weights, c...
Webster Dictionary :: Windlas
WINDLAS, WINDLASS, n. [wind and lace.]
Webster Dictionary :: Winding-tackle
WINDING-TACKLE, n. [winding and tackle.] A tackle consisting of one fixed triple...
Webster Dictionary :: Winding-sheet
WINDING-SHEET, n. [winding and sheet.] A sheet in which a corpse is wrapped.
Webster Dictionary :: Winding-engine
WINDING-ENGINE, n. An engine employed in mining, to draw up buckets from a deep ...
Webster Dictionary :: Winding
WINDING, ppr. 1. Turning; binding about; bending. 2. a. Bending; twisting from a...
Webster Dictionary :: Windiness
WINDINESS, n. [from windey.] 1. The state of being windy or tempestuous; as the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Windged-pea
WINDGED-PEA, n. A plant.
Webster Dictionary :: Windfall
WINDFALL, n. [wind and fall.] 1. Fruit blown off the tree by wind. 2. An unexpec...
Webster Dictionary :: Winder-meb
WINDER-MEB, n. A bird of the genus Larus, or gull-kind.
Webster Dictionary :: Winder
WINDER, v.t. To fan; to clean grain with a fan. [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Windbound
WINDBOUND, a. [wind and bound.] Prevented from sailing by a contrary wind.]
