English to English Dictionary

White-knight

A person who comes to the rescue of another in difficulty, often perceived as acting out of a desire for personal gain, approval, or moral superiority.

Whitebird

Any of various birds with predominantly white plumage, such as certain egrets, herons, or gulls.

Wholesale

The business of selling goods in large quantities to be retailed by others.

Widget

An unnamed article considered for purposes of general reference; a small mechanical device or gadget.

Will

The faculty of a person's mind by which they decide upon and initiate action.

Wily

Skilled at gaining an advantage, especially deceitfully; clever and crafty.

Wincing

A slight involuntary grimace or shrinking movement caused by pain or distress.

Wind

The perceptible movement of air, especially as a natural force acting from the earth's surface.

Wind-velocity

The speed of air motion past a given point, usually measured in meters per second or miles per hour, often including a specific directional component.

Winder

A mechanism or device used for winding something, such as film, thread, or a spring.

Windscreen

The glass window at the front of a motor vehicle or aircraft that protects the occupants from the wind and weather.

Winning

Gaining or having gained a victory or success; successful in a competition or game.