WOM

Meaning of WOM in English

The female equivalent of guy, somewhere between girl and woman. Example: There's a bunch of cute woms over by the pool today.

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WOM — write-only memory
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WOM — Write-Only Memory
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WOMBAT — (wóm-) n [Zool.] wombat
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WOMERA — /wom"euhr euh/ , n. woomera.
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WOMBAT — /wom"bat/ , n. any of several stocky, burrowing, herbivorous marsupials of the family Vombatidae, of Australia, about the size of …
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WIGWAM — /wig"wom, -wawm/ , n. 1. an American Indian dwelling, usually of rounded or oval shape, formed of poles overlaid with …
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WAMUS — /waw"meuhs, wom"euhs/ , n. , pl. wamuses . 1. a heavy cardigan jacket, loosely knit and belted. 2. Also, wammus, …
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WAMPUS — wampus 1 /wom"peuhs/ , n. , pl. wampuses . a strange or objectionable person; lout. [ perh. extracted from CATAWAMPUS …
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WAMPUMPEAG — /wom"peuhm peeg', wawm"-/ , n. wampum. [ 1620-30, Amer.; earlier also wampampeak, wampompeage wápapayak wampum beads; equiv. to Proto-Algonquian * …
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WAMPUM — /wom"peuhm, wawm"-/ , n. 1. Also called peag, seawan, sewan . cylindrical beads made from shells, pierced and strung, used …
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WAMMUS — /wom"euhs/ , n. , pl. wammuses . wamus (def. 2).
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WAMBLE — — wambliness , n. — wambly , adj. /wom"beuhl, -euhl, wam"-/ , v. , wambled, wambling , n. v.i. 1. …
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CATTYWAMPUS — /kat'ee wom"peuhs, kat'euh-/ , adj., adv. Chiefly Midland and Southern U.S. catawampus.
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CATAWAMPUS — /kat'euh wom"peuhs/ , Chiefly Midland and Southern U.S. adj. 1. askew; awry. 2. positioned diagonally; cater-cornered. adv. 3. diagonally; obliquely: …
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AGAWAM — /ag"euh wom'/ , n. a city in W central Massachusetts. 26,271.
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WORKWOMAN — [work.wom.an] n (ca. 1530): a woman who works
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WORKINGWOMAN — [work.ing.wom.an] n (1853): workwoman
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WOMMERA — [wom.mera] var of woomera
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WOMENKIND — [wom.en.kind] n (14c): female human beings: women esp. as distinguished from men
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WOMENFOLK — [wom.en.folk] also wom.en.folks n pl (1833): women
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WOMBAT — [wom.bat] n [Dharuk (Australian aboriginal language of the Port Jackson area) wambat] (1798): any of several stocky Australian marsupials (genera …
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WOMANPOWER — [wom.an.pow.er] n (1938): women available and prepared for work (as in industry or a particular line of endeavor)
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WOMANLY — [wom.an.ly] adj (13c) 1: having qualities generally associated with a woman 2: appropriate in character to a woman -- wom.an.li.ness …
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WOMANLIKE — [wom.an.like] adj (15c): womanly [2]womanlike adv (15c): in the manner of a woman
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WOMANKIND — [wom.an.kind] n sing but sing or pl in constr (14c): womenkind
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WOMANIZE — [wom.an.ize] vb -ized ; -iz.ing vt (1593): to make effeminate ~ vi: to pursue multiple casual relationships with women -- …
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WOMANISH
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WOMANISE — [wom.an.ise] Brit var of womanize
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WOMANHOOD — [wom.an.hood] n (14c) 1 a: the state of being a woman b: the distinguishing character or qualities of a woman …
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WOMAN — [wom.an] n, pl wom.en [ME, fr. OE wifman, fr. wif woman, wife + man human being, man] (bef. 12c) 1 …
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