Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Whineat

Whineata.a bird, a species of warbler

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Whinnie

Whinniev.t.to make crooked, bend, turn, ob.

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Whinny

Whinnyv.i.to make a noise like a horse

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Whinstone

Whinstonen.a species of trap

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Whinyard

Whinyardn.a large crooked sword, a cimeter

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Whip

Whipn.a scourge or lash with one thong

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Whip (2)

Whipv.to cut with a whip, correct with a rod, lash, take or move nimbly, sew slightly

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Whipcord

Whipcordn.a cord to make whiplashes with

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Whipgrafting

Whipgraftingn.a particular kind of grafting

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Whiphand

Whiphandn.an advantage over another person

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Whiplash

Whiplashn.a lash on the small end of a whip

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Whipper

Whippern.one who whips, one who beats

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Whippingpost

Whippingpostn.a post used to whip vagrants at

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Whippowil

Whippowiln.a bird, so called from its song

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Whipsaw

Whipsawn.a large saw for two persons

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Whipster

Whipstern.a sharper, shuffler, nimble fellow

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Whipstock

Whipstockn.a rod to which a whip is tied

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Whipt

Whiptpret.andpa.of to whip

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Whirl

Whirlv.to turn or run round rapidly

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Whirl (2)

Whirln.a rapid turning or circumvolution, a wood, hook for twisting, form of a flower

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Whirlbat

Whirlbatn.a thing whirled round for a blow

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Whirlblast

Whirlblastn.a whirling gust of wind

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Whirled

Whirleda.having leaves or flowers around a stalk like a whirl, verticillate

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Whirligig

Whirligign.a whirling plaything for children

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Whirlpool

Whirlpooln.water that moves circularly

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Whirlwind

Whirlwindn.a stormy wind moving circularly

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Whirring

Whirringn.a noise made by a pheasant's wings