English to English Dictionary

Wreckage

The shattered remains of something that has been severely damaged, destroyed, or wrecked.

Wrecking

The act or process of deliberately destroying or demolishing buildings, structures, or vehicles.

Wrecking-ball

A heavy steel ball suspended from a crane, used for demolishing buildings and structures.

Wrench

A tool used for gripping and turning objects, typically nuts and bolts.

Wrestle

To engage in a physical struggle or contest for control of someone or something.

Wrestling

A sport in which two competitors attempt to gain control over each other by grappling and holding.

Wretched

In a very unhappy or unfortunate state; deeply afflicted or distressed.

Wring-out

An exhaustive test or evaluation designed to push a system, machine, or person to their absolute limits.

Wrinkled-face

Having many folds, lines, or creases on the skin of the face, typically resulting from old age, weathering, or expressive habits.

Wristband

A band worn around the wrist for identification, security, or as an accessory.

Wristlet

A small handbag or pouch designed with a short strap or loop to be worn around the wrist.

Wristwatch

A small watch attached to a strap or band, worn around the wrist for telling the time.