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Who wouldn't have it
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To the utmost; with zeal; heartily; to the
greatest extent. |
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Whoopee
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Wild merrymaking, excitement, exultation. Often
in "making whoopee." |
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an expression of great excitement. |
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Whoop-up; (whooped-up)
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to create a noisy disturbance, as in celebration. |
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Wiggle, To
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to move any part of the body rapidly from side to side ; to wriggle. |
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Wildcats
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the name of a popular Rock Band in the southern United States in the 1950's and 1960's |
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Wimpy
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The name of a fast food establishment selling
hamburgers; taken from "Wimpy", a character in
the comic strip "Popeye the sailor". |
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Windle
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Also called"wind-lass". 1. An apparatus operated
by hand or machine, for hauling or lifting,
consisting of a drum or cylinder upon which is
wound the rope, cable or chain which is attached
to the object to be lifted. To "windle" is to
lift or haul something. |
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To "windle" or more correctly to "dwindle". To
lose strength; become smaller; to waste away; to
shrink |
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Winds, To be scattered to the four
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to be absolutely irrecoverable; Israel - scattered to every corner of the world. |
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Wiped out
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Wishy-washy
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diluted; lacking in consistence or vigor. |
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With open arms
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willingly, with enthusiasm. Usually welcome/receive/accept something |
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With your nose in the air
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(used for showing disappoval) looking and feeling very superior to other people; disdaining others. |
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Withering
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Wolf in sheep's clothing,A
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something or someone evil diguised as something
or someone good. |
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Won't give an inch
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to refuse to compromise: to not back down: to keep original position. |
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Word for word
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exactly, literally, using all the words. |
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Worked up
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World without end
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Endlessly; forever; eternity. |
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Worm-weeded in/wormed
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to move in, or proceed in a winding, creeping or
devious manner |
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Wrangling (a-wrangling)
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Herd or round up horses or cattle |
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To argue, dispute or quarrel noisely |
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Wrapped up
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completely covered in: folded up; enclosed. |
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wrapped up: involved with; in love with |
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Writing on the wall,The
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Without mistake; in plain view. |
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An event or indication which points to impending
dangers, misfortune or difficulty; a warning of
bad things to come. |
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