wicker |
a flexible twig or shoot of willow or other long, woody strip. [3 definitions] |
wickerwork |
anything made of wicker. |
wicket |
a small door or gate, usu. set in or near a larger one for use when the larger one is locked. [6 definitions] |
wicketkeeper |
the cricket player who stands immediately behind the wicket. |
wickiup |
a frame shelter covered by matting, bark, or brush, built traditionally by Indians, esp. in the western and southwestern United States. |
-wide |
existing or extending over (such) an area or region. |
wide |
extending over a considerable or large area from side to side. [9 definitions] |
wide-angle lens |
a camera lens that covers an angle of view of forty-five degrees or more. |
wide-awake |
not asleep or sleepy; completely awake. [2 definitions] |
wide-eyed |
having the eyes opened wide, as in alarm or wonder. [2 definitions] |
widely |
in a wide manner; to a wide degree or extent. [4 definitions] |
widen |
to make or become wide or wider; broaden. |
wide-open |
opened completely. [2 definitions] |
wide receiver |
in football, a pass receiver who takes a position at a wide lateral distance from the offensive line. |
widespread |
extended, scattered, or accepted over a wide area. [2 definitions] |
widgeon |
variant of wigeon. |
widget |
any small manufactured item or device; gadget. [2 definitions] |
widow |
a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again. [2 definitions] |
widower |
a man whose wife has died and who has not married again. |
widow's mite |
a small contribution given willingly by someone who can barely afford it. |
widow's peak |
a V-shaped point formed by the hairline in the top center of the forehead. |