Words of WisdomEnglish Vocabulary Index
Words of Wisdom for 22nd December :
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Welfare (n) : prosperity, good healthy, condition, well-being
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Welkin (n) : the sky
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Welladay (inter.) : alas
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Well-balanced (adj.) : proportionately made up, sensible, sane
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Well-being (n) : welfare, health, happiness and prosperity
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Well-bred (adj.) : showing good breeding, courteous and considerate
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Well-connected (adj.) : having high family relationship
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Well-disposed (adj.) : properly arranged, inclined to be friendly
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Well doing (n) : good deeds
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Well off (adj.) : rich
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Well-intentioned (adj.) : of good intentions or purpose
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Well-known (adj.) : famous celebrated
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Well meant (adj.) : rightly intended, sincere
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Well nigh (adv.) : almost
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Well spring (n) : fountain
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Well to do (adj.) : prosperous
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Well tried (adj.) : tested well
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Well wisher (n) : a person wishing good for another
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Welter (v) : to roll, wallow
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Wench (n) : girl or young woman esp. house-hold servant
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Wend (v) : go, travel
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Were (v) : plural of was
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Werewolf (n) : human being turned into wolf
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Werewolf (n) : human being turned into wolf
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West (n) : the direction in which the sun sets
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Western (adj.) : situated or coming from the west
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Westerner (n) : a person belonging to the west
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Westward (adv.) : towards, the west
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Westwardly (adv.) : towards, the west
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Wet (adj.) : containing or soaked with water, not enforcing prohibition
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Wet-nurse (n) : a woman hired to suckle another’s child
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Whack (v) : to strike heavily
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Whale (n) : the largest sea-animal in existence valued for its oil and bones
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Wharf (n) : quay or platform in a harbour where ships are loaded or unloaded
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Wharf age (n) : rent of the use of wharf
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Whatever (adj.) : no matter that
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Whatever (pro.) : anything
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Whatnot (n) : many other similar things, a small shelf
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Whatsoever (adj.) : of what-ever kind
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Whatsoever (pron.) : of what-ever kind
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Wheat (n) : the most valuable of the cereal grasses, the grain
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Wheedle (v) : cajole, flatter, cheat by kind words
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Wheel (n) : a circular disc or frame on an axle, a rotation; steering a ship
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Wheel (v) : rotate, push or pull, convey
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Wheelwright (n) : a workman engaged in making wheels
Words of Wisdom for 22nd December :
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