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wilt
To become limp or droopy.
wily
Cunning or clever in a deceitful way.
Wimbledon
a famous tennis tournament in England
wimp
A weak or timid person.
wimpy
Weak or lacking in strength.
win
To achieve victory in a competition.
win back
To regain someone’s affection or trust.
win by a nose
To win by a very small margin.
win one for the Gipper
Achieve success in honor of someone important.
win or lose
whether one succeeds or fails
win over
gain someone's support or approval.
win the lottery
To win a large cash prize.
wince
To flinch in reaction to pain.
winch
A device for lifting heavy objects.
wind
Air in motion, often felt or heard.
wind at one's back
favorable conditions or helpful support
wind back the clock
to return to a past time or state
wind down
To relax after a busy time.
wind off
To unwind a length of material from a roll.
wind up
To unexpectedly end up in a place or situation.
winder
A rotating part used to tighten or coil things.
Windermere
A large lake in England.
windfall
Unexpected money or good fortune received suddenly.
windmill
A structure that converts wind into energy.