| wink |
to close and open one eye quickly, and usu. intentionally, as a signal, suggestion, or comment. [11 definitions] |
| wink at |
to close one's eyes to; pretend not to see. |
| winker |
a person or thing that winks. [2 definitions] |
| winkle |
the periwinkle. [2 definitions] |
| wink out |
to stop shining, as a twinkling light or lights. |
| winless |
combined form of win. |
| Winnebago |
a member of a North American Indian people now living in Wisconsin and Nebraska. [2 definitions] |
| winner |
one that wins or is favored to win; victor. |
| winner's circle |
a small, usu. circular area at a racetrack where the winning horse, its jockey, and its owner receive recognition and awards. |
| winning |
successful or victorious. [4 definitions] |
| winnow |
to separate (grain) from chaff and impurities by tossing it into the air. [8 definitions] |
| wino |
(informal) an alcoholic, esp. a vagrant who stays intoxicated on cheap wine. |
| win over |
to get (someone) on one's side; to convince (someone) to give support to one's plan or idea. |
| winsome |
attractive or charming; winning. |
| Winston Churchill |
a British statesman and author (b.1874--d.1965); prime minister in 1940-45 and 1951-55. |
| winter |
the season of the year that is the lowest in temperature and occurs between the autumn and spring seasons. In the northern hemisphere, winter begins with the December solstice and ends at the March equinox. In the Southern hemisphere, winter begins at the summer solstice in June and ends with the autumnal equinox in September. [10 definitions] |
| winterberry |
any of several North American hollies that bear berries that stay on the branches through the winter. |
| winterfeed |
to feed (cattle, sheep, deer, and the like) during winter when pasturage is unavailable. [2 definitions] |
| wintergreen |
a low creeping evergreen commonly found in eastern North America that bears white, bell-shaped flowers and edible red berries, and has leaves that yield an aromatic oil. [3 definitions] |
| winterize |
to prepare (a house, vehicle, or the like) for winter, as with covering, insulation, or antifreeze. |
| winterkill |
to kill or be killed by exposure to very cold weather or drying winds, as plants or crops. [3 definitions] |