WES

Meaning of WES in English

/wes/ , n.

a male given name, form of Wesley .

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WES — plural of we
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WES — To vomit. As Wesley Crusher undoubtedly did during zero gravity training. Example: I think I'm gonna wes!
Slang English vocab
WES — Western Europe
Russian-English Edic
WES-KAAP — geographical name see: Western Cape
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MONTGOMERY, WES — orig. John Leslie Montgomery born March 6, 1923/25, Indianapolis, Ind., U.S. died June 15, 1968, Indianapolis U.S. jazz guitarist. He …
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MONTGOMERY, WES — born March 6, 1923/25, Indianapolis, Ind., U.S. died June 15, 1968, Indianapolis Wes Montgomery byname of John Leslie Montgomery black …
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MONTGOMERY, WES — orig. John Leslie Montgomery born March 6, 1923/25, Indianapolis, Ind., U.S. died June 15, 1968, Indianapolis U.S. jazz guitarist. He …
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WESTERN CAPE — or Wes-Kaap geographical name province SW Republic of South Africa area 49,950 square miles (129,370 square kilometers ), population 3,635,000
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MONTGOMERY — I City (pop., 2000: 201,568), capital of Alabama, U.S. The site was inhabited by Indian mound builders in prehistoric times. …
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WESTPHALIAN — I. (ˈ)wes(t)|fālyən, -lēən adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Westphalia, former province of Prussia + English -an 1. a. : of, …
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WESTMEATH — (ˈ)wes(t)|mēth adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Westmeath, Ireland : of or from county Westmeath, Ireland : of the kind …
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COWEEN — kəˈwēn, kōˈ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: of Algonquian origin; akin to Malecite ku-wĕs mallard, Pequot ungowáums old squaw duck, …
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WESTON — /wes"teuhn/ , n. 1. Edward , 1886-1958, U.S. photographer. 2. a city in NE Massachusetts. 11,169.
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WESTINGHOUSE — /wes"ting hows'/ , n. George , 1846-1914, U.S. inventor and manufacturer.
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WESTING — /wes"ting/ , n. 1. Navig. the distance due west made good on any course tending westward; westerly departure. 2. Survey. …
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WESTIE — /wes"tee/ , n. See West Highland white terrier .
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WESTERVILLE — /wes"teuhr vil'/ , n. a town in central Ohio. 23,414.
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WESTERNMOST — /wes"teuhrn mohst'/ or, esp. Brit., /-meuhst/ , adj. most western or westerly; farthest west. [ 1695-1705; WESTERN + -MOST ]
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WESTERNIZE — — westernization , n. /wes"teuhr nuyz'/ , v.t., westernized, westernizing . to influence with ideas, customs, practices, etc., characteristic of …
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WESTERNISM — /wes"teuhr niz'euhm/ , n. ( often cap. ) a word, idiom, or practice characteristic of people of the Occident or …
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WESTERNER — /wes"teuhr neuhr/ , n. ( sometimes l.c. ) a native or inhabitant of the West, esp. of the western U.S. …
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WESTERN — /wes"teuhrn/ , adj. 1. lying toward or situated in the west: our company's western office. 2. directed or proceeding toward …
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WESTERMARCK — /wes"teuhr mahrk'/ ; Fin. /ves"teuhrdd mahrddk'/ , n. Edward Alexander /ed"weuhrd al'ig zan"deuhr, -zahn"-/ ; Fin. /ed"vahrddd ah'lek sahn"deuhrdd/ , …
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WESTERLY — /wes"teuhr lee/ , n. a town in SW Rhode Island. 18,580.
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WESTERLY — — westerliness , n. /wes"teuhr lee/ , adj., adv., n., pl. westerlies . adj. 1. moving, directed, or situated toward …
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WESTER — wester 1 /wes"teuhr/ , n. a wind or storm coming from the west. Cf. northwester, southwester . [ 1920-25; WEST …
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SOUTHWESTERLY — /sowth'wes"teuhr lee/ ; Naut. /sow'wes"teuhr lee/ , adj. , adv. toward or from the southwest. [ 1700-10; SOUTHWEST + -erly …
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SOUTHWESTER — /sowth'wes"teuhr/ ; Naut. /sow'wes"teuhr/ , n. 1. a wind, gale, or storm from the southwest. 2. sou'wester (defs. 1, 2). …
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NORTHWESTERLY — /nawrth'wes"teuhr lee/ ; Naut. /nawr'wes"teuhr lee/ , adj. , adv. toward or from the northwest. [ 1605-15; NORTHWESTER + -LY …
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NORTHWESTER — /nawrth'wes"teuhr/ ; Naut. /nawr'wes"teuhr/ , n. New Eng. and South Atlantic States. a wind or gale from the northwest. Also, …
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WESLEYANISM — [Wes.ley.an.ism] n (1774): methodism 1; specif: the system of Arminian Methodism taught by John Wesley -- Wes.ley.an adj or n
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