English to English Dictionary

Warble

To sing with a trill or quavering voice, typically as birds do.

Warbot

A robot designed for use in warfare, often equipped with advanced technology for combat and reconnaissance.

Ward-Off

To prevent something from happening or to keep something away.

Wardrobe

A tall cupboard or cabinet in which clothes may be hung or stored.

Warehouse

A large building where raw materials or manufactured goods may be stored before their distribution for sale.

Warehouse Manager

A person responsible for overseeing the operations and management of a warehouse.

Warehouse-Clerk

A person responsible for managing the storage and distribution of goods in a warehouse.

Warehouser

A person who manages or operates a warehouse.

Wargame

A military exercise or simulation involving two opposing sides, used to test strategic plans, tactics, or command decisions.

Warhead

The explosive, toxic, or nuclear front part of a missile, rocket, torpedo, or bomb.

Warlord

A military leader who exercises control over a region, often in the absence of a legitimate government.

Warlordism

A political and military system in which power is held by warlords, often characterized by the absence of a centralized government.