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wretched
In a very unhappy or unfortunate state.
Wrexham
A town in Wales known for its history.
wriggle
To twist and turn with quick movements.
wring
To twist something to force out liquid.
wrinkle
A small line or fold in fabric or skin.
wrist
The joint connecting the hand to the arm.
wristband
A band worn around the wrist for support.
wristwatch
a timepiece worn on the arm
writ
A formal legal document commanding action.
write
to inscribe or record in text
write checks one can't cash
make promises one cannot fulfill.
write for the drawer
to author texts without intending to publish
write one's own ticket
to control one's own future
write oneself into a corner
to create a difficult situation for oneself
write the book
to be the ultimate expert on a subject
writer
A person who creates text for books or articles.
writer's cramp
hand pain from gripping a pen too long
writhe
To twist or squirm in pain.
writing on the wall
a sign of impending trouble.
writings
Created texts, such as books or articles.
written all over someone's face
very obvious from a person's expression
written in someone's face
obvious from a facial expression.
written in the stars
destined to happen, according to fate or astrology.
wrong
Not correct or true.