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.WIF — Weaving Information Format Wavelet Image File Wang Image File (fax related usually)
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WIF — Image
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WOMAN — noun (plural women) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wīfman, from wīf ~, wife + man human being, man Date: …
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WIVE — verb (~d; wiving) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wīfian, from wīf woman, wife Date: before 12th century intransitive verb …
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WIFE — noun (plural wives) Etymology: Middle English wif, from Old English wīf; akin to Old High German wīb ~ and probably …
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MIDWIFE — I. noun Etymology: Middle English midwif, from mid with (from Old English) + wif woman Date: 14th century a person …
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HUSSY — noun (plural hussies) Etymology: alteration of Middle English huswif housewife, from hus house + wif wife, woman Date: 1505 a …
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WOMAN — I. ˈwu̇mən sometimes especially in the South ˈwōm- or ˈwəm- noun ( plural wom·en ˈwimə̇n) Etymology: Middle English woman, wumman, …
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WIFE — I. ˈwīf noun ( plural wives -īvz) Etymology: Middle English wif, from Old English wīf; akin to Old High German …
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HOUSEWIFE — I. ˈhau̇ˌswīf or especially in sense 2 ˈhəzə̇f or ˈhəsə̇f noun ( plural house·wives -īvz, -ə̇fs) Etymology: Middle English houswif, …
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ALEWIFE — I. ˈālˌwīf noun ( plural alewives -ˌwīvz) Etymology: Middle English alewif, from ale + wif wife : a woman who …
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WIVE — ˈwīv verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English wiven, from Old English wīfian, from wīf woman, wife — more at …
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WIFELY — adjective Etymology: Middle English wifly, from Old English wīflīc, from wīf wife + -līc -ly 1. : of, relating to, …
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WIFELESS — -_lə̇s adjective Etymology: Middle English wifles, from Old English wīflēas, from wīf wife + -lēas -less : having no wife …
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WIFEHOOD — ˈwīfˌhu̇d noun Etymology: Middle English wifhod, wifhode, from Old English wīfhād womanhood, from wīf woman, wife + -hād -hood : …
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PUDDINGWIFE — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun ( plural puddingwives ) Etymology: from obsolete English, woman who sells sausage, from Middle English podyngwyf, from podyng, …
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WOMAN — — womanless , adj. /woom"euhn/ , n. , pl. women /wim"in/ , v. , adj. n. 1. the female human …
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WIVE — /wuyv/ , v. , wived, wiving . v.i. 1. to take a wife; marry. v.t. 2. to take as wife; …
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WIFE — — wifedom , n. — wifeless , adj. — wifelessness , n. /wuyf/ , n. , pl. wives /wuyvz/ , …
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WHIFFLER — whiffler 1 /hwif"leuhr, wif"-/ , n. 1. a person who frequently shifts opinions, attitudes, interests, etc. 2. a person who …
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WHIFF — whiff 1 — whiffer , n. /hwif, wif/ , n. 1. a slight gust or puff of wind, air, vapor, …
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MIDWIFERY — /mid wif"euh ree, -wif"ree, mid"wuy'feuh ree, -wuyf'ree/ , n. the technique or practice of a midwife. [ 1475-85; see MIDWIFE, …
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MIDWIFE — /mid"wuyf'/ , n. , pl. midwives /-wuyvz'/ , v. , midwifed or midwived, midwifing or wiving . n. 1. a …
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WIFE — noun ( plural wives ˈwīvz) Etymology: Middle English wif, from Old English wīf; akin to Old High German wīb wife …
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WIFE — [wife] n, pl wives [ME wif, fr. OE wif; akin to OHG wib wife] (bef. 12c) 1 a dial: woman …
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MIDWIFE — [mid.wife] n [ME midwif, fr. mid with (fr. OE) + wif woman] (14c) 1: a person who assists women in …
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HOUSEWIFE — [house.wife] n, pl house.wives (13c) 1: a married woman in charge of a household 2: a pocket-size container for small …
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WHIFF — whiff.ogg _I 1. wıf n 1. дуновение, струя a whiff of fresh air - струя свежего воздуха 2. 1> табачный …
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WHIFF — I 1. [wıf] n 1. дуновение, струя a ~ of fresh air - струя свежего воздуха 2. 1) табачный дымок; …
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WHIFF — _I 1. wıf n 1. дуновение, струя a whiff of fresh air - струя свежего воздуха 2. 1> табачный дымок; …
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