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Webster Dictionary :: Wheel-shaped
WHEEL-SHAPED, a. [wheel and shape.] In botany, rotate; monopetalous, expanding i...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheel-fire
WHEEL-FIRE, n. [wheel and fire.] In chemistry, a fire which encompasses the cruc...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheel-carriage
WHEEL-CARRIAGE, n. [wheel and carriage.] A carriage moved on wheels.
Webster Dictionary :: Wheel-boat
WHEEL-BOAT, n. [wheel and boat.] A boat with wheels, to be used either on water ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheel-barrow
WHEEL-BARROW, n. [wheel and barrow.] A barrow moved on a single wheel.
Webster Dictionary :: Wheel-animal
WHEEL-ANIMAL, n. A genus of animalcules, with arms for taking their prey, resemb...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheel
WHEEL, n. 1. A circular frame of wood, iron or other metal, consisting of a nave...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheedling
WHEEDLING, ppr. Flattering; enticing by soft words. WHEEDLING , n. The act of fl...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheedled
WHEEDLED, pp. Flattered; enticed; coaxed.
Webster Dictionary :: Wheedle
WHEEDLE, v.t. [Gr.] To flatter; to entice by soft words. To learn th unlucky art...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheaten
WHEATEN, a. Hweetn. Made of wheat; as wheaten bread.
Webster Dictionary :: Wheat-plum
WHEAT-PLUM, n. A sort of plum.
Webster Dictionary :: Wheat-ear
WHEAT-EAR, n. The English name of the Motacilla aenanthe; called also white-tail...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheat-bird
WHEAT-BIRD, n. A bird that feeds on wheat.
Webster Dictionary :: Wheat
WHEAT, n. [G.] A plant of the genus Triticum, and the See d of the plant, which ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wheal
WHEAL, n. A pustule. [See Weal .]
