A policeman spots a woman driving and knitting at the same time. Driving up beside her, he shouts out the window...
"Pull over!"
"No," she shouts back, "a pair of socks!"
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List of words beginning with: W
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WINDER n. Winding mechanism, esp. Of a clock or watch.
WINDOW n. - a opening in a wall etc., usu. With glass to admit light etc. B the glass itself. - space for display behind the window of a shop. - window-like opening. - opportunity to learn from observation. - transparent part in an envelope showing an address. - vdu display showing a particular part of the data. windowless adj. [old norse, = wind-eye]
WINDUP —n. - conclusion; finish. - colloq. Attempt to provoke. —attrib. Adj. (of a mechanism) operating by being wound up.
WINGER n. - (in football etc.) Wing player. - (in comb.) Member of a specified political wing.
WINKLE —n. Small edible sea snail. —v. (-ling) (foll. By out) extract with difficulty. [abbreviation of *periwinkle2]
WINNER n. - person etc. That wins. - colloq. Successful or highly promising idea etc.
WINNOW v. - blow (grain) free of chaff etc. By an air-current. - (foll. By out, away, from, etc.) Get rid of (chaff etc.) From grain. - sift, examine (evidence etc.). [old english: related to *wind1]
WINTER garden n. Garden or conservatory of plants flourishing in winter. - jasmine n. Jasmine with yellow flowers in winter. - solstice n. About 22 dec. - sports n.pl. Sports performed on snow or ice. - —n. - coldest and last season of the year. - (attrib.) Characteristic of or fit for winter. —v. (usu. Foll. By at, in) pass the winter. [old english]
WINTRY adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 characteristic of winter. - lacking warmth; unfriendly. wintriness n.
WIRING n. System or installation of wires providing electrical circuits.
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