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wiltshire
A county in England known for its landscapes.
wily
Cunning or clever in a deceitful way.
wim
To move lightly or quickly.
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
Accepting any outcome of a competition.
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
having favorable conditions or support.
wind back the clock
to return to a past time or state
wind down
To relax after a busy time.
wind off
to gradually reduce or finish something.
winder
A device used to wind something up, like a clock.
windermere
A large lake in England.
windfall
Unexpected money or good fortune received suddenly.
windham
A proper noun; may refer to a place or family.