Words of Spiritual Encouragement for 25th December : Here is the complete list.

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Words of Spiritual Encouragement for 25th December :

Wig (n) : an artificial covering of hair for the head
Wig (v) : rebuke or chide sharply
Wigging (n) : a scolding
Wight (n) : a human being, a person
Wigwam (n) : a hut
Wilderness (n) : uncultivated, un inhabited region, desert
Wildfowl (n) : a game bird
Wile (n) : a beguiling trick
Wile (v) : trick , entice
Wile (adj.) : wily
Wilful (adj.) : obstinate, fond of having one’s own way
Willingness (n) : desire, readiness
Will-o-the-wisp (n) : a flickering light sometimes seen by night over marshy places
Willow (n) : a shrub having slender plaint branches
Willy-nilly (adv.) : whether one wishes or not
Wilt (v) : to loose strength or freshness
Wily (adj.) : artful of wiles, crafty
Wimple (n) : a veil round the neck and face
Win (v) : gain get by labour, secure, be the victor, conquer
Win (n) : success
Wince (v) : to flinch
Winch (n) : a hoisting apparatus
Windfall (n) : any unexpected gain
Winding (adj.) : curving, spiral
Windlass (n) : machine for lifting or pulling water
Winding sheet (n) : a sheet or cloth enwrapping a corpse, a shroud
Wind instrument (n) : a musical instrument sounded by blowing air
Windmill (n) : a mill driven by the force of the wind acting on a set of sails
Window (n) : an opening in a wall or roof allowing air and light to pass through
Window-blind (n) : a screen for a window
Window-sash (n) : a frame in which glass is set
Windpipe (n) : the passage for the breath to and form the lungs, the trachea
Windy (adj.) : flatulent, boisterous, stormy
Wine (n) : the fermented juice of grapes
Wineglass (n) : a small glass used in drinking
Wing (n) : flight, bird’s organ used to fly, part of a structure
Winged (adj.) : furnished with wings
Wink (n) : open and close the eye-lids again and again
Wink (v) : opening and closing of the eye-lids again and again
Winning (n) : victory
Winning (adj.) : attractive, victorious
Winning (n & pl) : something won
Winnow (v) : separate the outer-coverings from grain using a stream of air
Winsome (adj.) : agreeable, attractive, engaging

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