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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary |
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 he whoClick to Search he who |
| kendisi, o ki |
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WHOClick to Search WHO |
| WHO (World Health Organization) |
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whoClick to Search who |
| kim |
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whoClick to Search who |
| kim, kimi, ki o, kime |
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Who ever ...?Click to Search Who ever ...? |
| Şaşkınlık belirtir |
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who`s whoClick to Search who`s who |
| kim kimdir |
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whoaClick to Search whoa (hwo) |
| çüş, dur |
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who'dClick to Search who'd (hud) |
| who had; who would |
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whodunitClick to Search whodunit (hud^n´ît) |
| polisiye roman, polisiye film |
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whodunnitClick to Search whodunnit |
| polisiye roman, polisiye film |
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whoeverClick to Search whoever (huwev´ır) |
| her kim, kim olursa |
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wholeClick to Search whole (hol) |
| tam; bütün, tüm; bütün, tam |
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wholeClick to Search whole (hol) |
| bütü |
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whole coloredClick to Search whole colored |
| tek renkli |
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whole colouredClick to Search whole coloured |
| tek renkli |
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whole heartedClick to Search whole hearted |
| candan, içten, samimi |
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whole lengthClick to Search whole length |
| tam boya göre yapılan |
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whole milkClick to Search whole milk |
| tam yağlı süt, saf süt |
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whole numberClick to Search whole number |
| tamsayı |
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wholeheartedClick to Search wholehearted (hol´har´tîd) |
| samimi, içten, candan |
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wholehoggerClick to Search wholehogger |
| işi sonuna kadar götüren kimse, sağlamcı |
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wholemealClick to Search wholemeal |
| kepekli undan yapılmış, kepekli |
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wholemealClick to Search wholemeal |
| kepekli buğday unu, kepek |
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wholenessClick to Search wholeness |
| tamlık, bütünlük, sağlamlık |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale (hol´seyl) |
| toptan, toptan olarak, büyük çapta, geniş çapta |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale (hol´seyl) |
| toptan, toptan satılan |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale (hol´seyl) |
| toptan satış |
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wholesale priceClick to Search wholesale price |
| toptan fiyat |
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wholesale tradeClick to Search wholesale trade |
| toptan satışlar |
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wholesalerClick to Search wholesaler (hol´seylır) |
| toptancı |
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wholesomeClick to Search wholesome (hol´sım) |
| sağlıklı, sağlığa yararlı, yararlı |
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whole-wheatClick to Search whole-wheat (hol´hwit´) |
| kepekli unla yapılan |
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wholewheat breadClick to Search wholewheat bread |
| tam buğday ekmeği |
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whole-wheat flourClick to Search whole-wheat flour |
| kepekli un |
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who'llClick to Search who'll (hul) |
| who will; who shall |
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whollyClick to Search wholly (ho´li,hol´li) |
| tamamen, bütün bütün, büsbütün, hep, tümden |
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whomClick to Search whom (hum) |
| kimi; kime; kimden; kimde; Sıfat olarak kullanılan yancümlenin başında bulunur; İsim olarak kullanılan yancümlenin başında bulunur |
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whom should i askClick to Search whom should i ask |
| kime sorabilirim |
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whom should i informClick to Search whom should i inform |
| kimi bilgilendirmeliyim |
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whoopClick to Search whoop (hwup) |
| bağırmak, haykırmak, çığlık atmak, boğmacalı gibi öksürmek |
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whoopClick to Search whoop (hwup) |
| bağırtı, bağırma, haykırma, çığlık, boğmaca öksürüğü sesi |
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whoop it upClick to Search whoop it up |
| gürültülü kutlama, çılgınca eğlenmek, coşturmak |
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whoopeeClick to Search whoopee |
| yaşa |
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whoopeeClick to Search whoopee |
| şamata, alem |
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whooping coughClick to Search whooping cough |
| boğmaca öksürüğü |
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whoopsClick to Search whoops |
| hop, hoppala, ops |
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whooshClick to Search whoosh |
| vızıldamak, vınlamak |
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whopClick to Search whop (hwap) |
| dövmek, dayak atmak, pataklamak, yenmek |
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whopperClick to Search whopper (hwap´ır) |
| kocaman şey, koskocoman şey, kuyruklu yalan |
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whoppingClick to Search whopping (hwap´îng) |
| çok, oldukça |
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whoppingClick to Search whopping (hwap´îng) |
| kocaman, koskocoman, çok büyük, okkalı, kuyruklu (yalan) |
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whopping lieClick to Search whopping lie |
| kuyruklu yalan |
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whoreClick to Search whore (hôr) |
| fahişe, orospu |
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whoreClick to Search whore (hôr) |
| fuhuş yapmak, fahişelik yapmak, orospuluk yapmak |
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whorehouseClick to Search whorehouse (hôr´haus) |
| genelev |
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whorlClick to Search whorl |
| helezonun bir kıvrımı, halka, parmak izindeki kabarıklık, halka dizilişli yapraklar |
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whortleberryClick to Search whortleberry |
| çayüzümü, amerikan yabanmersini |
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whoseClick to Search whose (huz) |
| kimin, ki onun |
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whositClick to Search whosit |
| zımbırtı, şey |
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whosoeverClick to Search whosoever (husowev´ır) |
| her kim, kim olursa, her kim olursa |
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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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and who may you be?Click to Search and who may you be? |
| and who are you? |
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Doctor WhoClick to Search Doctor Who |
| British science fiction television program; 1996 television movie |
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everybody who is somebodyClick to Search everybody who is somebody |
| all the famous and/or important people, the glamorous people |
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God helps those who help themselves!Click to Search God helps those who help themselves! |
| God will not help the people who refuse to try; we must make efforts if we wish to succeed |
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He who laughs last laughs longestClick to Search He who laughs last laughs longest |
| the one who plays the last trick or joke has the longest laugh |
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I couldn`t imagine who it wasClick to Search I couldn`t imagine who it was |
| I could not guess who it was |
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one who learns quickly, forgets quicklyClick to Search one who learns quickly, forgets quickly |
| someone who studies in a hurried manner will soon forget what he has learned |
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person who respects himselfClick to Search person who respects himself |
| principled person |
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The Spy Who Loved MeClick to Search The Spy Who Loved Me |
| 1977 James Bond film starring Roger Moore (directed by Lewis Gilbert) |
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The WhoClick to Search The Who |
| British pop rock band that was active in the 1960s and 70s |
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those who cherish his memoryClick to Search those who cherish his memory |
| those people who honor his memory, those who remember him with respect |
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three wise monkeys who see and hear and speak no eClick to Search three wise monkeys who see and hear and speak no e |
| the three wise monkeys, pictorial maxim that originated in China of three wise monkeys (Mizaru, Kikazaru and Iwazaru) who see and hear and speak no evil |
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WHOClick to Search WHO |
| which person?; person which; that; every person which |
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WHO (World Health Organization)Click to Search WHO (World Health Organization) |
| agency of the United Nations which promotes improving health conditions for people around the world |
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who are they?Click to Search who are they? |
| who are those people there?, I've never seen them before |
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who are youClick to Search who are you |
| what is your name?; where are you from? |
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who but heClick to Search who but he |
| no one but him |
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who caresClick to Search who cares |
| that`s not important, no one is interested in that, no one is concerned with that |
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who could have known thatClick to Search who could have known that |
| no one could have known, it was impossible to know |
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who do you think you are!Click to Search who do you think you are! |
| who the hell are you anyway!, who are you to tell me what to do! (reaction of scorn and despise) |
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who else can it be?Click to Search who else can it be? |
| it really cannot be anyone else, it`s clear that it is he, who else could it be other than him? |
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Who Framed Roger RabbitClick to Search Who Framed Roger Rabbit |
| 1985 film that combined animation and live action (directed by Steven Spielberg) |
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Who has created the fruit of the earthClick to Search Who has created the fruit of the earth |
| part of a Jewish blessing thanking God for the food which He has created |
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Who has created the fruit of the treeClick to Search Who has created the fruit of the tree |
| part of a Jewish blessing thanking God for the food which He has created |
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Who has created the fruit of the vineClick to Search Who has created the fruit of the vine |
| part of a Jewish blessing said over wine |
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Who has created various kinds of foodClick to Search Who has created various kinds of food |
| part of a Jewish blessing thanking God for the food which He has created |
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Who has kept us aliveClick to Search Who has kept us alive |
| part of a Jewish blessing thanking God for allowing the Jews to survive |
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Who is a Jew LawClick to Search Who is a Jew Law |
| law that made many angry waves due to the requirements that were determined in it for a person to be defined as being Jewish |
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Who is he when he is at home?Click to Search Who is he when he is at home? |
| exclamation, usually scornful, indicating that the person referred to has an undeservedly high opinion of themselves |
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Who is on the Lord`s side let him come unto meClick to Search Who is on the Lord`s side let him come unto me |
| challenge made by Judah Maccabee as he recruited soldiers for the battle against the Greeks (c.170 BC) |
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who knowsClick to Search who knows |
| which person knows |
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who told himClick to Search who told him |
| who related it to him, who revealed it to him; the person who revealed it to him |
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who`d (who would)Click to Search who`d (who would) |
| verb used together with another verb to express conditional tense |
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who`ll (who shall)Click to Search who`ll (who shall) |
| who, who will, one who will (added to directive verbs in the future tense) |
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who`ll (who will)Click to Search who`ll (who will) |
| which will, that will (used together with another verb to indicate future tense) |
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who`re (who are)Click to Search who`re (who are) |
| (Slang) the ones who are something; which ones are? |
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who`s (who is, who was)Click to Search who`s (who is, who was) |
| contracted form of who is; contracted form of who was |
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who`s whoClick to Search who`s who |
| who each person is |
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who`ve (who have)Click to Search who`ve (who have) |
| (Slang) the ones who have done something |
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whoaClick to Search whoa |
| stop! (command for a horse) |
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whodunitClick to Search whodunit |
| detective story (Slang) |
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whodunnitClick to Search whodunnit |
| detective story, murder story (Slang) |
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whoeverClick to Search whoever |
| whichever person; who; who? |
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whoisClick to Search whois |
| directory service utility on the Internet |
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whole brotherClick to Search whole brother |
| brother born from the same parents |
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whole caboodleClick to Search whole caboodle |
| everything available |
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whole grainClick to Search whole grain |
| being natural or grain that is not processed containing the germ and bran |
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whole grain riceClick to Search whole grain rice |
| rice in its casing, unhulled rice that is thought to be healthier than hulled rice |
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whole hogClick to Search whole hog |
| everything, completely, entirely; thoroughly; with all one`s heart |
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whole holidayClick to Search whole holiday |
| entire vacation, full time that a holiday lasts |
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whole kit and caboodleClick to Search whole kit and caboodle |
| everything available, entire amount |
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whole kit and kaboodleClick to Search whole kit and kaboodle |
| everything available, whole kit and caboodle, entire amount |
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whole milkClick to Search whole milk |
| milk which has not had any fat removed |
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whole nine yardsClick to Search whole nine yards |
| (Informal) everything possible (Usage ex: They renovated the whole house from start to finish, the whole nine yards.) |
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whole noteClick to Search whole note |
| (Music) note equal in time duration to four quarter notes |
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whole numberClick to Search whole number |
| number which does not have a decimal ending, integer |
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whole slewClick to Search whole slew |
| (followed by "of") large amount or number, large extent; plenty |
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whole universeClick to Search whole universe |
| very much, all the information, entire world |
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whole worldClick to Search whole world |
| entire world, all the information, all the contents of the world |
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wholeheartedClick to Search wholehearted |
| devoted; passionate; sincere; performed with a full heart |
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wholeheartedlyClick to Search wholeheartedly |
| heartily, unreservedly; sincerely; enthusiastically; devotedly |
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whole-heartedlyClick to Search whole-heartedly |
| with a full heart, in full faith, completely, with complete certainty |
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wholeheartednessClick to Search wholeheartedness |
| devotion; enthusiasm; sincerity; quality of being wholehearted |
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whole-hogClick to Search whole-hog |
| entire, whole; all-inclusive |
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wholemealClick to Search wholemeal |
| of whole wheat flour, made from whole wheat flour |
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wholemealClick to Search wholemeal |
| whole wheat flour (British) |
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wholenessClick to Search wholeness |
| state of being whole or unbroken; healthiness; soundness |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale |
| buy or sell in large quantities at a reduced price |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale |
| on a large scale; in large quantities; at a wholesale price |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale |
| pertaining to or engaged in the sale of goods to retailers in mass quantities; being on a large scale; extensive |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale |
| sale of goods to retailers in mass quantities |
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wholesale bankingClick to Search wholesale banking |
| bank activity on a large scale, large-scale bank transactions |
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wholesale marketClick to Search wholesale market |
| market that sells goods at wholesale prices |
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wholesale priceClick to Search wholesale price |
| selling of items at a discounted rate |
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wholesale pricesClick to Search wholesale prices |
| selling large quantities of items to other businesses |
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wholesalerClick to Search wholesaler |
| one who sells to retailers in large quantities; one who wholesales |
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wholesome foodClick to Search wholesome food |
| healthy food |
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wholesomelyClick to Search wholesomely |
| in a wholesome manner; healthfully; productively, beneficially |
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wholesomenessClick to Search wholesomeness |
| quality of being wholesome; healthiness |
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whole-wheatClick to Search whole-wheat |
| grains of wheat which are still in their shells |
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wholewheat breadClick to Search wholewheat bread |
| bread that is made from whole wheat flour |
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whole-wheat breadClick to Search whole-wheat bread |
| bread made out of whole wheat |
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whole-wheat flourClick to Search whole-wheat flour |
| flour made out of whole wheat kernels |
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whom it may concernClick to Search whom it may concern |
| to the concerned party, to whomever is interested |
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whomeverClick to Search whomever |
| person which; who; every one which; whatever person which |
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whomsoeverClick to Search whomsoever |
| person which; who; every person which; whatever person which |
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whoopClick to Search whoop |
| shout enthusiastically, call; breath heavily (as one with whooping cough) |
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whoopClick to Search whoop |
| enthusiastic shout; call; heavy breathing sound (characteristic of whooping cough) |
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whoopeeClick to Search whoopee |
| enthusiastic shout |
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whoopeeClick to Search whoopee |
| merriment, excitement, celebration |
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whooperClick to Search whooper |
| large swan that has a loud call and is native to Europe and Asia, whooper swan; someone or something that whoops |
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whooping coughClick to Search whooping cough |
| pertussis, acute infectious disease that attacks the respiratory system (usually affects young children) |
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whoopsClick to Search whoops |
| oops! (cry of surprise) |
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whoops-a-daisyClick to Search whoops-a-daisy |
| whoops! (shout of mild surprise); oops! (cry of surprise) |
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whoopy-doClick to Search whoopy-do |
| nasty exclamation used to indicate that a person is not impressed |
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whooshClick to Search whoosh |
| blow powerfully and rapidly (as the wind); move with a powerful sound of current (as the waves) |
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whooshClick to Search whoosh |
| sound made by the flow of water or a gust of wind |
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whopClick to Search whop |
| strike forcefully; defeat decisively; flop, fall; throw forcefully |
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whopClick to Search whop |
| hard blow; sound of a hard blow |
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whopperClick to Search whopper |
| huge lie; something particularly large (Slang) |
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whoppingClick to Search whopping |
| very, extremely |
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whoppingClick to Search whopping |
| enormous, very large, gigantic |
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whoreClick to Search whore |
| prostitute; person who is sexually indiscriminate; person who is willing to disregard moral principles to achieve something (Offensive Slang) |
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whoreClick to Search whore |
| work as a prostitute; compromise personal principles in order to gain something (Offensive Slang) |
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whore houseClick to Search whore house |
| brothel |
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whoredomClick to Search whoredom |
| prostitution; idolatry (Biblical usage) |
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whorehouseClick to Search whorehouse |
| house of prostitution, brothel |
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whoreishnessClick to Search whoreishness |
| sluttishness, quality of being like a prostitute, lack of chastity |
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whoremasterClick to Search whoremaster |
| one who frequently associates with prostitutes |
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whoremongerClick to Search whoremonger |
| pimp; one who frequently associates with prostitutes |
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whoresonClick to Search whoreson |
| bastard; low or villainous person (Archaic) |
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whorishClick to Search whorish |
| of or having characteristics typically associated with prostitutes; not chaste |
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whorlClick to Search whorl |
| spiral or circular arrangement of leaves or flowers (Botany); spiral (of a shell, fingerprint, etc.) |
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whorledClick to Search whorled |
| coiled, spiral shaped; having a circle of leaves (Botany) |
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whortleberryClick to Search whortleberry |
| type of blackberry; blueberry |
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whoseClick to Search whose |
| of whom?; belonging to; which belongs to |
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whosesoeverClick to Search whosesoever |
| whichever person`s; whomever`s |
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whoseverClick to Search whosever |
| person whose; whose; every person whose; of whose |
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whosoClick to Search whoso |
| whoever |
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whosoeverClick to Search whosoever |
| whoever will not; he who; everyone who |
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whowClick to Search whow |
| cry of enthusiasm; expression of surprise |
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Linguatic English German Dictionary |
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and who may you be?Click to Search and who may you be? |
| and who are you? |
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Doctor WhoClick to Search Doctor Who |
| n. Doctor Who, britische Science-Fiction Fernsehprogramme; Fernsehfilm aus 1996 |
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everybody who is somebodyClick to Search everybody who is somebody |
| jeder und jeden |
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God helps those who help themselves!Click to Search God helps those who help themselves! |
| Gott hilft denen, die erkennen, daß sie sich selbst nicht helfen können |
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I couldn`t imagine who it wasClick to Search I couldn`t imagine who it was |
| ich konnte mir nicht vorstellen wer es war |
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one who learns quickly, forgets quicklyClick to Search one who learns quickly, forgets quickly |
| Jemand der schnell lernt vergisst schnell |
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person who respects himselfClick to Search person who respects himself |
| ein Mensch der sich selbst respektiert |
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The Spy Who Loved MeClick to Search The Spy Who Loved Me |
| Der Spion der mich liebte, 1997 James Bond Kinofilm mit Roger Moore als Hauptdarsteller (Regie Lewis Gilbert) |
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The WhoClick to Search The Who |
| The Who, englische Rockband |
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those who cherish his memoryClick to Search those who cherish his memory |
| die ihn in Erinnerung behalten |
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three wise monkeys who see and hear and speak no eClick to Search three wise monkeys who see and hear and speak no e |
| n. Drei Weise Affen die Böses weder sehen hören oder sprechen, Drei Weisen Affen, bildhafte Darstellung aus China stammend von drei weisen Affen (Mizaru, Kikazaru und Iwazaru) die Böses weder sehen hören oder sprechen |
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WHOClick to Search WHO |
pron. wer; wen/wem; WHO Abkürzung für World Health Organization (Weltgesundheitsorganisation der UNO)
WHO (World Health Organization)
n. World Health Organisation |
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who am I?Click to Search who am I? |
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who are youClick to Search who are you |
| Wer bist du?, wie heißt du?, wo kommst du her? |
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who but heClick to Search who but he |
| wer außer ihn |
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who caresClick to Search who cares |
| wem stört es, wen interessiert es |
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who could have known thatClick to Search who could have known that |
| wer konnte wissen daß, wer konnte ahnen daß |
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who do you think you are!Click to Search who do you think you are! |
| Was glaubst du wer du bist? (Wer bist du das du mir sagst was ich tun soll, herabsetzende Reaktion) |
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who else can it be?Click to Search who else can it be? |
| it really cannot be anyone else, it`s clear that it is he, who else could it be other than him? |
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who else?Click to Search who else? |
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Who Framed Roger RabbitClick to Search Who Framed Roger Rabbit |
| Roger Rabbit, Kinofilm aus dem Jahre 1985 der Animation und lebende Schauspieler einsetzte (Regie von Steven Sielberg) |
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Who has created the fruit of the earthClick to Search Who has created the fruit of the earth |
| Wer die Früchte der Erde erschaffen hat |
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Who has created the fruit of the treeClick to Search Who has created the fruit of the tree |
| Wer die Früchte der Bäume erschaffen hat |
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Who has created the fruit of the vineClick to Search Who has created the fruit of the vine |
| Wer die Früchte der Weintrauben erschaffen hat |
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Who has created various kinds of foodClick to Search Who has created various kinds of food |
| Wer alle Sorten von Früchten erschaffen hat |
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Who has kept us aliveClick to Search Who has kept us alive |
| Wer uns das Leben gegeben hat |
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Who is a Jew LawClick to Search Who is a Jew Law |
| das Gesetz über die Frage "Wer ist Jude" (Gesetz das viele Reaktionen hervorruft wegen der festgesetzten Forderungen damit ein Mensch als Jude anerkannt wird) |
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who is he?Click to Search who is he? |
Who is he when he is at home?
exclamation, usually scornful, indicating that the person referred to has an undeservedly high opinion of themselves |
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Who is on the Lord`s side let him come unto meClick to Search Who is on the Lord`s side let him come unto me |
| Wer auf Gottes Seite ist soll zu mir kommen (Aufruf des Jehuda Makkabi bei der Einsammlung der Soldaten zum Krieg gegen die Griechen) |
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who is she?Click to Search who is she? |
Who is he when he is at home?
exclamation, usually scornful, indicating that the person referred to has an undeservedly high opinion of themselves |
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who knowsClick to Search who knows |
| wer weiß |
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who told himClick to Search who told him |
| wer sagte ihm, wer hat ihm gesagt |
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who`dClick to Search who`d |
who`d (who would)
v. wer würde |
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who`llClick to Search who`ll |
who`ll (who will)
v. wer, wer will (im Zusammenhang mit verb in der Zukunftsform)
who`ll (who shall)
v. wer, derjenige, der (mit Verben, die im Futur stehen) |
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who`reClick to Search who`re |
who`re (who are)
n. die sind es; welche sind es? (Slang) |
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who`s whoClick to Search who`s who |
| Wer ist wer (Verzeichnis prominenter Persönlichkeiten) |
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who`veClick to Search who`ve |
who`ve (who have)
n. Diejenigen die etwas getan haben (Slang) |
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whoaClick to Search whoa |
| intz. halt! (Aufruf für Pferde) |
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whodunitClick to Search whodunit |
| n. Krimi (Slang) |
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whodunnitClick to Search whodunnit |
| n. Detektivgeschichte, Krimi (Slang) |
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whoeverClick to Search whoever |
| pron. wer auch immer |
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whoisClick to Search whois |
| n. Inhaltsverzeichnis-Dienst im Internet (Internet) |
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whole brotherClick to Search whole brother |
| Vollbruder |
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whole grain riceClick to Search whole grain rice |
| Vollkornreis |
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whole milkClick to Search whole milk |
| Vollmilch |
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whole nine yardsClick to Search whole nine yards |
| Alles was getan werden konnte, nichts wurde ausgelassen |
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whole numberClick to Search whole number |
| ganze Zahl |
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whole slewClick to Search whole slew |
| n. große Anzahl (von); viel (von) |
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whole universeClick to Search whole universe |
| die ganze Welt (sehr viel, die ganze Information) |
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whole worldClick to Search whole world |
| ganze Welt |
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wholeheartedClick to Search wholehearted |
| adj. ernsthaft; aufrichtig, mit ganzem Herzen; ergeben |
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wholeheartedlyClick to Search wholeheartedly |
| adv. mit ganzen Herzen, mit vollem Herzen; hingegeben; begeistert; offenherzig |
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whole-heartedlyClick to Search whole-heartedly |
| mit ganzem Herzen, mit vollem Glauben |
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wholeheartednessClick to Search wholeheartedness |
| n. Aufrichtigkeit, Warmherzigkeit, Rückhaltlosigkeit |
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wholemealClick to Search wholemeal |
adj. vollkörnig, vollkorn-
n. Vollkorn |
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wholenessClick to Search wholeness |
| n. Ganzheit |
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale |
adv. Großhandels-; massenhaft; pauschal
adj. Großhandels-; massenhaft
n. Großhandel; Großeinkauf, Pauschal-
v. einen Großhandel betreiben |
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wholesale bankingClick to Search wholesale banking |
| Pauschalbankwesen (große Banktätigkeiten, Pauschalbankhandlungen) |
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wholesale priceClick to Search wholesale price |
Großhändlerpreis
wholesale prices
Großhändlerpreise |
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wholesale pricesClick to Search wholesale prices |
Großhändlerpreise
wholesale price
Großhändlerpreis |
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wholesalerClick to Search wholesaler |
| n. Großhändler |
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wholesome foodClick to Search wholesome food |
| vollwertige Kost, Vollwerternährung |
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wholesomelyClick to Search wholesomely |
| adv. in einer gesunden Weise, in einer heilsamen Weise; nützlich |
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wholesomenessClick to Search wholesomeness |
| n. Gesundheit |
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whole-wheatClick to Search whole-wheat |
| Vollkorn |
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wholewheat breadClick to Search wholewheat bread |
| Vollkornbrot |
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whole-wheat breadClick to Search whole-wheat bread |
| Vollkornbrot |
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whole-wheat flourClick to Search whole-wheat flour |
| Vollkornmehl |
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whom it may concernClick to Search whom it may concern |
| Bestätigung, Zeugnis; wen immer es betrifft |
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whomeverClick to Search whomever |
| pron. wen auch immer; wem auch immer; jeden; jedem |
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whomsoeverClick to Search whomsoever |
| pron. wen; wem; jeder der-; jeden den- |
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whoopClick to Search whoop |
v. schreien, jauchzen, juchzen
n. Schrei, Juchzer, Jauchzer |
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whoopeeClick to Search whoopee |
intz. juchee (Freudenschrei)
n. Rummel, Freudenfest |
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whooperClick to Search whooper |
| n. Kranich (kreischender Vogel); ein Mensch der wie ein Kranich schreit |
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whooping coughClick to Search whooping cough |
| Keuchhusten (infektiöse Kinderkrankheit) |
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whoopsClick to Search whoops |
intz. hoppla! (Ausdruck der Verblüfftheit)
whoop
v. schreien, jauchzen, juchzen
n. Schrei, Juchzer, Jauchzer |
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whoops-a-daisyClick to Search whoops-a-daisy |
| intz. hoppla! (Ausruf der Überraschung); oops! (Ausruf der Überraschung) |
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whoopy-doClick to Search whoopy-do |
| intz. super-toll!, Ausruf der ausdrücken soll dass man überhaupt nicht beeindruckt ist |
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whooshClick to Search whoosh |
v. stark blasen (Wind); stark rauschend bewegen (Wellen)
n. Wasser- od. Windrausch |
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whopClick to Search whop |
v. fest schlagen; schwere Niederlage erleiden; aufschlagen; fest werfen; scheitern (Slang)
n. schlagen, durchprügeln; Klopf- o. Schlagton |
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whopperClick to Search whopper |
| n. Mordsding, Pfundssache (Slang); faustdicke Lüge (Slang) |
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whoppingClick to Search whopping |
adv. sehr, extrem
adj. riesig, sehr groß, gigantisch
whop
v. fest schlagen; schwere Niederlage erleiden; aufschlagen; fest werfen; scheitern (Slang) |
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whoreClick to Search whore |
| v. Hure |
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whore houseClick to Search whore house |
| Hurenhaus, Bordell |
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whoredomClick to Search whoredom |
| n. Hurerei; Götzendienst (biblisch) |
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whorehouseClick to Search whorehouse |
| n. Hurenhaus, Bordell |
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whoreishnessClick to Search whoreishness |
| n. nuttig, wie eine Hure, unzüchtig |
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whoremasterClick to Search whoremaster |
| n. Freier, ein Mensch der oft zu Huren geht |
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whoremongerClick to Search whoremonger |
| n. Dirnenjäger |
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whoresonClick to Search whoreson |
| n. Bastard, uneheliches Kind; Niedrigkeit, Verächtlichkeit (veraltet) |
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whorishClick to Search whorish |
| adj. hurenhaft, unzüchtig |
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whorlClick to Search whorl |
| n. Wirtel (techn.); Quirl, Wirbel (Bot.); Windung (Schnecke, Fingerabdruck) |
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whorledClick to Search whorled |
| adj. quirlig, windig (botan.) |
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whortleberryClick to Search whortleberry |
| n. Schwarzbeere, eine Art Brombeere; Blauebeere |
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whoseClick to Search whose |
| pron. wessen |
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whosesoeverClick to Search whosesoever |
| pron. wessen auch immer, jeder dessen |
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whoseverClick to Search whosever |
| pron. wessen ; jeder dessen..; wer auch immer; . |
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whosoClick to Search whoso |
| pron. jeder der, wer (auch) immer |
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whosoeverClick to Search whosoever |
| pron. wer auch immer; jeder der |
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Linguatic German English Dictionary |
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WHOClick to Search WHO |
WHO (Weltgesundheitsorganisation)
WHO, world health organization, international organization that deals with and treats world-wide health problems |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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WHOClick to Search WHO |
noun
a United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services
• Syn: World Health Organization
• Hypernyms: United Nations agency, UN agency
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whodunitClick to Search whodunit |
noun
a story about a crime (usually murder) presented as a novel or play or movie (Freq. 1)
• Syn: mystery, mystery story
• Hypernyms: story
• Hyponyms: detective story, murder mystery
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wholeClick to Search whole |
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noun
1. all of something including all its component elements or parts (Freq. 8)
- example : Europe considered as a whole
- example : the whole of American literature
• Hypernyms: concept, conception, construct
• Hyponyms: unit, compound, complex, composite
• Part Meronyms: part, section, division
2. an assemblage of parts that is regarded as a single entity
- example : how big is that part compared to the whole?
- example : the team is a unit
• Syn: unit
• Derivationally related forms: unify (for: unit), unitize (for: unit)
• Hypernyms: object, physical object
• Hyponyms:
congener, living thing, animate thing, natural object, artifact, artefact, assembly, item, sum, total, totality, aggregate
• Part Meronyms: part, portion, section, segment
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adjective
1. including all components without exception; being one unit or constituting the full amount or extent or duration; complete (Freq. 109)
- example : gave his whole attention
- example : a whole wardrobe for the tropics
- example : the whole hog
- example : a whole week
- example : the baby cried the whole trip home
- example : a whole loaf of bread
• Ant: fractional
• Similar to:
entire, full, total, full-length, full-page, integral, intact, livelong, undivided
• See Also: complete
• Attrubites: integrity, unity, wholeness
2. (of siblings) having the same parents
- example : whole brothers and sisters
• Ant: half
3. not injured
• Syn: unharmed, unhurt, unscathed
• Similar to: uninjured
4. acting together as a single undiversified whole
- example : a solid voting bloc
• Syn: solid, unanimous
• Similar to: undiversified
• Derivationally related forms: wholeness, unanimity (for: unanimous)
5. exhibiting or restored to vigorous good health
- example : hale and hearty
- example : whole in mind and body
- example : a whole person again
• Syn: hale
• Similar to: healthy
• Derivationally related forms: wholeness, haleness (for: hale)
III
adverb
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly') (Freq. 1)
- example : he was wholly convinced
- example : entirely satisfied with the meal
- example : it was completely different from what we expected
- example : was completely at fault
- example : a totally new situation
- example : the directions were all wrong
- example : it was not altogether her fault
- example : an altogether new approach
- example : a whole new idea
• Syn: wholly, entirely, completely, totally, all, altogether
• Ant: partly (for: wholly)
• Derived from adjective: total (for: totally), complete (for: completely), entire (for: entirely), whole (for: wholly)
• Usage Domain: colloquialism
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whole bloodClick to Search whole blood |
noun
blood that has not been modified except for the addition of an anticoagulant
- example : whole blood is normally used in blood transfusions
• Hypernyms: blood
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whole caboodleClick to Search whole caboodle |
noun
everything available; usually preceded by `the'
- example : we saw the whole shebang
- example : a hotdog with the works
- example : we took on the whole caboodle
- example : for $10 you get the full treatment
• Syn:
whole shebang, whole kit and caboodle, kit and caboodle, whole kit and boodle, kit and boodle, whole kit, whole works, works, full treatment
• Hypernyms: entirety, entireness, integrality, totality
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whole galeClick to Search whole gale |
noun
wind moving 55-63 knots; 10 on the Beaufort scale
• Hypernyms: gale
• Part Holonyms: Beaufort scale, wind scale
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whole kitClick to Search whole kit |
noun
everything available; usually preceded by `the'
- example : we saw the whole shebang
- example : a hotdog with the works
- example : we took on the whole caboodle
- example : for $10 you get the full treatment
• Syn:
whole shebang, whole kit and caboodle, kit and caboodle, whole kit and boodle, kit and boodle, whole caboodle, whole works, works, full treatment
• Hypernyms: entirety, entireness, integrality, totality
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whole kit and boodleClick to Search whole kit and boodle |
noun
everything available; usually preceded by `the'
- example : we saw the whole shebang
- example : a hotdog with the works
- example : we took on the whole caboodle
- example : for $10 you get the full treatment
• Syn:
whole shebang, whole kit and caboodle, kit and caboodle, kit and boodle, whole kit, whole caboodle, whole works, works, full treatment
• Hypernyms: entirety, entireness, integrality, totality
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whole kit and caboodleClick to Search whole kit and caboodle |
noun
everything available; usually preceded by `the'
- example : we saw the whole shebang
- example : a hotdog with the works
- example : we took on the whole caboodle
- example : for $10 you get the full treatment
• Syn:
whole shebang, kit and caboodle, whole kit and boodle, kit and boodle, whole kit, whole caboodle, whole works, works, full treatment
• Hypernyms: entirety, entireness, integrality, totality
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whole life insuranceClick to Search whole life insurance |
noun
insurance on the life of the insured for a fixed amount at a definite premium that is paid each year in the same amount during the entire lifetime of the insured
• Syn: ordinary life insurance, straight life insurance
• Hypernyms: life insurance, life assurance
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whole meal breadClick to Search whole meal bread |
noun
bread made with whole wheat flour
• Syn: dark bread, whole wheat bread, brown bread
• Hypernyms: bread, breadstuff, staff of life
• Hyponyms: graham bread
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whole meal flourClick to Search whole meal flour |
noun
flour made by grinding the entire wheat berry including the bran; (`whole meal flour' is British usage)
• Syn: whole wheat flour, graham flour, graham
• Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain
• Hypernyms: wheat flour
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whole milkClick to Search whole milk |
noun
milk from which no constituent (such as fat) has been removed
• Ant: skim milk
• Hypernyms: milk
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whole nameClick to Search whole name |
noun
a word that names the whole of which a given word is a part
- example : `hat' is a holonym for `brim' and `crown'
• Syn: holonym
• Hypernyms: word
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whole noteClick to Search whole note |
noun
a musical note having the longest time value (equal to four beats in common time)
• Syn: semibreve
• Hypernyms: note, musical note, tone
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whole numberClick to Search whole number |
noun
any of the natural numbers (positive or negative) or zero (Freq. 1)
- example : an integer is a number that is not a fraction
• Syn: integer
• Hypernyms: number
• Hyponyms:
characteristic, divisor, factor, common multiple, modulus, digit, figure, large integer, double digit, population
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whole restClick to Search whole rest |
noun
a musical rest equal in duration to four beats in common time
• Hypernyms: rest
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whole shebangClick to Search whole shebang |
noun
everything available; usually preceded by `the'
- example : we saw the whole shebang
- example : a hotdog with the works
- example : we took on the whole caboodle
- example : for $10 you get the full treatment
• Syn:
whole kit and caboodle, kit and caboodle, whole kit and boodle, kit and boodle, whole kit, whole caboodle, whole works, works, full treatment
• Hypernyms: entirety, entireness, integrality, totality
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whole snipeClick to Search whole snipe |
noun
common snipe of Eurasia and Africa
• Syn: Gallinago gallinago
• Hypernyms: snipe
• Member Holonyms: Gallinago, genus Gallinago, Capella, genus Capella
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whole stepClick to Search whole step |
noun
a musical interval of two semitones
• Syn: tone, whole tone, step
• Hypernyms: interval, musical interval
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whole to part relationClick to Search whole to part relation |
noun
the semantic relation that holds between a whole and its parts
• Syn: holonymy
• Hypernyms: semantic relation
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whole toneClick to Search whole tone |
noun
a musical interval of two semitones
• Syn: tone, step, whole step
• Hypernyms: interval, musical interval
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whole wheat breadClick to Search whole wheat bread |
noun
bread made with whole wheat flour
• Syn: dark bread, whole meal bread, brown bread
• Hypernyms: bread, breadstuff, staff of life
• Hyponyms: graham bread
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whole wheat flourClick to Search whole wheat flour |
noun
flour made by grinding the entire wheat berry including the bran; (`whole meal flour' is British usage)
• Syn: graham flour, graham, whole meal flour
• Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain
• Hypernyms: wheat flour
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whole worksClick to Search whole works |
noun
everything available; usually preceded by `the'
- example : we saw the whole shebang
- example : a hotdog with the works
- example : we took on the whole caboodle
- example : for $10 you get the full treatment
• Syn:
whole shebang, whole kit and caboodle, kit and caboodle, whole kit and boodle, kit and boodle, whole kit, whole caboodle, works, full treatment
• Hypernyms: entirety, entireness, integrality, totality
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wholeheartedClick to Search wholehearted |
adjective
with unconditional and enthusiastic devotion
- example : heart-whole friendship
- example : gave wholehearted support to her candidacy
- example : wholehearted commitment
- example : demonstrated his whole-souled allegiance
• Syn: heart-whole, whole-souled
• Similar to: sincere
• Derivationally related forms: wholeheartedness
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wholeheartedlyClick to Search wholeheartedly |
adverb
without reserve; without reservation
- example : he adopted wholeheartedly some of the policies that he had previously criticized
• Derived from adjective: wholehearted
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wholeheartednessClick to Search wholeheartedness |
noun
1. the quality of hearty sincerity
• Syn: heartiness
• Derivationally related forms: wholehearted, hearty (for: heartiness)
• Hypernyms: sincerity
2. undivided commitment or unreserved enthusiasm
• Derivationally related forms: wholehearted
• Hypernyms: willingness
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wholemealClick to Search wholemeal |
adjective
of or relating to or derived from wheat
- example : wheaten bread
• Syn: wheaten, whole-wheat
• Pertains to noun: wheat, wheat (for: whole-wheat), wheat (for: wheaten)
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wholenessClick to Search wholeness |
noun
1. a state of robust good health
• Syn: haleness
• Derivationally related forms: hale (for: haleness), whole
• Hypernyms: good health, healthiness
2. an undivided or unbroken completeness or totality with nothing wanting
- example : the integrity of the nervous system is required for normal development
- example : he took measures to insure the territorial unity of Croatia
• Syn: integrity, unity
• Derivationally related forms: whole
• Hypernyms: state
• Hyponyms: completeness, incompleteness, rawness
• Attrubites: broken, unbroken, whole, fractional
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wholesaleClick to Search wholesale |
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noun
the selling of goods to merchants; usually in large quantities for resale to consumers
• Ant: retail
• Hypernyms: selling, merchandising, marketing
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verb
sell in large quantities
• Ant: retail
• Derivationally related forms: wholesaler
• Topics: commerce, commercialism, mercantilism
• Hypernyms: sell
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
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adjective
ignoring distinctions
- example : sweeping generalizations
- example : wholesale destruction
• Syn: sweeping
• Similar to: indiscriminate
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adverb
1. at a wholesale price
- example : I can sell it to you wholesale
• Ant: retail
2. on a large scale without careful discrimination
- example : I buy food wholesale
• Syn: in large quantities
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wholesale houseClick to Search wholesale house |
noun
a sales outlet offering goods at a discounted price
• Syn: discount house, discount store, discounter
• Derivationally related forms: discount (for: discounter)
• Hypernyms: mercantile establishment, retail store, sales outlet, outlet
• Member Holonyms: discount chain
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wholesale price indexClick to Search wholesale price index |
noun
an index of changes in wholesale prices
• Syn: producer price index
• Hypernyms: price index, price level
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wholesalerClick to Search wholesaler |
noun
someone who buys large quantities of goods and resells to merchants rather than to the ultimate customers (Freq. 1)
• Syn: jobber, middleman
• Derivationally related forms: wholesale
• Hypernyms: distributor, distributer
• Hyponyms: meat packer, packer
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wholesomeClick to Search wholesome |
adjective
1. conducive to or characteristic of physical or moral well-being (Freq. 2)
- example : wholesome attitude
- example : wholesome appearance
- example : wholesome food
• Ant: unwholesome
• Similar to:
alimentary, alimental, nourishing, nutrient, nutritious, nutritive, heart-healthy, healthy, salubrious, good for you, hearty, satisfying, solid, square, substantial, organic
• See Also: healthful, healthy, sound
• Derivationally related forms: wholesomeness
2. sound or exhibiting soundness in body or mind
- example : exercise develops wholesome appetites
- example : a grin on his ugly wholesome face
• Similar to: healthy
• Derivationally related forms: wholesomeness
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wholesomelyClick to Search wholesomely |
adverb
in a wholesome manner
- example : the papers we found shed some valuable light on this question, wholesomely contradicting all lies
• Derived from adjective: wholesome
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wholesomenessClick to Search wholesomeness |
noun
the quality of being beneficial and generally good for you
• Ant: unwholesomeness
• Derivationally related forms: wholesome
• Hypernyms: quality
• Hyponyms: nutritiousness, nutritiveness, healthfulness
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whole-souledClick to Search whole-souled |
adjective
with unconditional and enthusiastic devotion (Freq. 1)
- example : heart-whole friendship
- example : gave wholehearted support to her candidacy
- example : wholehearted commitment
- example : demonstrated his whole-souled allegiance
• Syn: heart-whole, wholehearted
• Similar to: sincere
• Derivationally related forms: wholeheartedness (for: wholehearted)
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whole-wheatClick to Search whole-wheat |
adjective
of or relating to or derived from wheat
- example : wheaten bread
• Syn: wheaten, wholemeal
• Pertains to noun: wheat (for: wholemeal), wheat, wheat (for: wheaten)
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whole-word methodClick to Search whole-word method |
noun
teaching reading by training beginners to associate printed words with spoken words (Freq. 1)
• Hypernyms: teaching reading
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whollyClick to Search wholly |
adverb
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly') (Freq. 11)
- example : he was wholly convinced
- example : entirely satisfied with the meal
- example : it was completely different from what we expected
- example : was completely at fault
- example : a totally new situation
- example : the directions were all wrong
- example : it was not altogether her fault
- example : an altogether new approach
- example : a whole new idea
• Syn: entirely, completely, totally, all, altogether, whole
• Ant: partly
• Derived from adjective: total (for: totally), complete (for: completely), entire (for: entirely), whole
• Usage Domain: colloquialism
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whompClick to Search whomp |
verb
1. hit with the hand
• Syn: cuff
• Hypernyms: slap
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
- example : The fighter managed to whomp his opponent
2. beat overwhelmingly
• Hypernyms: beat, beat out, crush, shell, trounce, vanquish
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
- example : The fighter managed to whomp his opponent
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whomp upClick to Search whomp up |
verb
prepare or cook quickly or hastily
• Syn: whip up
• Topics: cooking, cookery, preparation
• Hypernyms: cook, fix, ready, make, prepare
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : The chefs whomp up the vegetables
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whoopClick to Search whoop |
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noun
a loud hooting cry of exultation or excitement
• Hypernyms: cry, outcry, call, yell, shout, vociferation
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verb
1. shout, as if with joy or enthusiasm (Freq. 3)
- example : The children whooped when they were led to the picnic table
• Derivationally related forms: whooper
• Hypernyms:
shout, shout out, cry, call, yell, scream, holler, hollo, squall
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
- example : Somebody ----s something
2. cough spasmodically
- example : The patient with emphysema is hacking all day
• Syn: hack
• Hypernyms: cough
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
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whoop it upClick to Search whoop it up |
verb
celebrate noisily, often indulging in drinking; engage in uproarious festivities (Freq. 1)
- example : The members of the wedding party made merry all night
- example : Let's whoop it up--the boss is gone!
• Syn:
revel, racket, make whoopie, make merry, make happy, jollify, wassail
• Derivationally related forms:
wassailer (for: wassail), jollification (for: jollify), merrymaking (for: make merry), racket (for: racket), revel (for: revel), reveller (for: revel), revelry (for: revel)
• Hypernyms: celebrate, fete
• Hyponyms: carouse, roister, riot
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
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whoopeeClick to Search whoopee |
noun
noisy and boisterous revelry
• Hypernyms: revel, revelry
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whooperClick to Search whooper |
noun
1. common Old World swan noted for its whooping call
• Syn: whooper swan, Cygnus cygnus
• Derivationally related forms: whoop
• Hypernyms: swan
• Member Holonyms: Cygnus, genus Cygnus
2. rare North American crane having black-and-white plumage and a trumpeting call
• Syn: whooping crane, Grus americana
• Hypernyms: crane
• Member Holonyms: Grus, genus Grus
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whooper swanClick to Search whooper swan |
noun
common Old World swan noted for its whooping call
• Syn: whooper, Cygnus cygnus
• Derivationally related forms: whoop (for: whooper)
• Hypernyms: swan
• Member Holonyms: Cygnus, genus Cygnus
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whooping coughClick to Search whooping cough |
noun
a disease of the respiratory mucous membrane
• Syn: pertussis
• Hypernyms: infectious disease, respiratory disease, respiratory illness, respiratory disorder
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whooping craneClick to Search whooping crane |
noun
rare North American crane having black-and-white plumage and a trumpeting call
• Syn: whooper, Grus americana
• Hypernyms: crane
• Member Holonyms: Grus, genus Grus
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whooshClick to Search whoosh |
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noun
the noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid)
• Syn: swoosh
• Hypernyms: noise
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verb
1. move with a sibilant sound
- example : He whooshed the doors open
• Syn: woosh
• Hypernyms: move, displace
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
2. move with a whooshing sound
• Syn: hiss
• Hypernyms: travel, go, move, locomote
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something is ----ing PP
- example : Somebody ----s PP
3. gush or squirt out
- example : Oil whooshed up when the drill hit the well
• Hypernyms: spurt, spirt, gush, spout
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s
- example : Something is ----ing PP
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whopClick to Search whop |
verb
1. hit hard
• Syn: sock, bop, whap, bonk, bash
• Derivationally related forms: bash (for: bash)
• Hypernyms: hit
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
2. hit hard
- example : The teacher whacked the boy
• Syn: whack, wham, wallop
• Derivationally related forms: wallop (for: wallop), walloper (for: wallop), whack (for: whack), whacking (for: whack)
• Hypernyms: hit
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
- example : Something ----s somebody
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whopperClick to Search whopper |
noun
1. a gross untruth; a blatant lie
• Syn: walloper
• Hypernyms: lie, prevarication
2. something especially big or impressive of its kind
• Syn: whacker
• Hypernyms: thing
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whoppingClick to Search whopping |
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adjective
(used informally) very large
- example : a thumping loss
• Syn: humongous, banging, thumping, walloping
• Similar to: large, big
• Usage Domain: colloquialism
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adverb
extremely
- example : they all were whopping drunk
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whoreClick to Search whore |
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noun
a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money (Freq. 3)
• Syn:
prostitute, cocotte, harlot, bawd, tart, cyprian, fancy woman, working girl, sporting lady, lady of pleasure, woman of the street
• Derivationally related forms: bawdy (for: bawd), whoredom, prostitute (for: prostitute)
• Hypernyms: woman, adult female
• Hyponyms:
call girl, camp follower, comfort woman, ianfu, demimondaine, streetwalker, street girl, hooker, hustler, floozy, floozie, slattern, white slave
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verb
1. work as a prostitute
• Hypernyms: work
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
2. have unlawful sex with a whore
• Hypernyms: fornicate
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
3. compromise oneself for money or other gains
- example : She whored herself to Hollywood
• Hypernyms: compromise
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
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whoredomClick to Search whoredom |
noun
offering sexual intercourse for pay
• Syn: prostitution, harlotry
• Derivationally related forms: whore, prostitute (for: prostitution)
• Hypernyms: vice crime
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whorehouseClick to Search whorehouse |
noun
a building where prostitutes are available
• Syn:
brothel, bordello, bagnio, house of prostitution, house of ill repute, bawdyhouse, cathouse, sporting house
• Hypernyms: building, edifice
• Hyponyms: massage parlor
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whoremasterClick to Search whoremaster |
noun
1. a prostitute's customer
• Syn: whoremonger, john, trick
• Hypernyms: customer, client
2. a pimp who procures whores
• Syn: whoremonger
• Hypernyms:
pimp, procurer, panderer, pander, pandar, fancy man, ponce
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whoremongerClick to Search whoremonger |
noun
1. a prostitute's customer
• Syn: whoremaster, john, trick
• Hypernyms: customer, client
2. a pimp who procures whores
• Syn: whoremaster
• Hypernyms:
pimp, procurer, panderer, pander, pandar, fancy man, ponce
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whoresonClick to Search whoreson |
noun
1. insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous
• Syn:
asshole, bastard, cocksucker, dickhead, shit, mother fucker, motherfucker, prick, son of a bitch, SOB
• Usage Domain: obscenity, smut, vulgarism, filth, dirty word
• Hypernyms: unpleasant person, disagreeable person
2. the illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents
• Syn: bastard, by-blow, love child, illegitimate child, illegitimate
• Derivationally related forms: bastardly (for: bastard), bastardize (for: bastard), bastardise (for: bastard)
• Hypernyms: offspring, progeny, issue
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whorlClick to Search whorl |
noun
1. a round shape formed by a series of concentric circles (as formed by leaves or flower petals) (Freq. 1)
• Syn:
coil, roll, curl, curlicue, ringlet, gyre, scroll
• Derivationally related forms: curl (for: curl), roll (for: roll), coil (for: coil)
• Hypernyms: round shape
• Hyponyms: corolla, calyx, verticil
2. a structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops
- example : a coil of rope
• Syn: coil, spiral, volute, helix
• Derivationally related forms: helical (for: helix), volute (for: volute), spiral (for: spiral), coil (for: coil)
• Hypernyms: structure, construction
• Hyponyms: hank
3. a strand or cluster of hair
• Syn: lock, curl, ringlet
• Derivationally related forms: curly (for: curl), curl (for: curl)
• Hypernyms: hair
• Hyponyms: sausage curl, forelock, crimp, dreadlock
• Part Holonyms: hairdo, hairstyle, hair style, coiffure, coif
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whorledClick to Search whorled |
adjective
1. in the shape of a coil
• Syn:
coiling, helical, spiral, spiraling, volute, voluted, turbinate
• Similar to: coiled
• Derivationally related forms: volute (for: volute), helix (for: helical)
2. forming one or more whorls (especially a whorl of leaves around a stem)
• Syn: verticillate, verticillated
• Similar to: cyclic
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whorled asterClick to Search whorled aster |
noun
North American perennial with apparently whorled leaves and showy white purple-tinged flowers
• Syn: Aster acuminatus
• Hypernyms: aster
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whorled carawayClick to Search whorled caraway |
noun
a caraway with whorled leaves
• Hypernyms: caraway, Carum carvi
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whorled loosestrifeClick to Search whorled loosestrife |
noun
common North American yellow-flowered plant
• Syn: Lysimachia quadrifolia
• Hypernyms: loosestrife
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whorled milkweedClick to Search whorled milkweed |
noun
milkweed of the eastern United States with narrow leaves in whorls and greenish-white flowers
• Syn: Asclepias verticillata
• Hypernyms: milkweed, silkweed
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whorlywortClick to Search whorlywort |
noun
a tall perennial herb having spikes of small white or purple flowers; common in eastern North America
• Syn: Culver's root, Culvers root, Culver's physic, Culvers physic, Veronicastrum virginicum
• Hypernyms: asterid dicot genus
• Member Holonyms: Scrophulariaceae, family Scrophulariaceae, figwort family, foxglove family
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whortleberryClick to Search whortleberry |
noun
1. erect European blueberry having solitary flowers and blue-black berries
• Syn: bilberry, whinberry, blaeberry, Viccinium myrtillus
• Hypernyms: blueberry, blueberry bush
• Part Meronyms: bilberry, European blueberry
2. blue-black berries similar to American blueberries
• Syn: bilberry, European blueberry
• Hypernyms: berry
• Part Holonyms: bilberry, whinberry, blaeberry, Viccinium myrtillus
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