wharfmaster
1>  

wharves
1> _pl.  wharf

what
1>   : ?;  ?
_Ex:
what papers do you read?    ?
_Ex:
what sort of man is he?   ?;    ?
2>   : ?
_Ex:
what time is it?  ?,  ?
3>      : 
_Ex:
he told me what book he needs   ,  
 
4>      : 
_Ex:
I know what money he paid  ,   
5>   : ;   (. 
 )
_Ex:
what a pity!  !,  !
_Ex:
what an idea!   !,   !
_Ex:
what hope of refuge, or retreat, or aid?   
,  ,  ?
6>   : ?, ?
_Ex:
what would your assertion be against mine?   
   ?
7>      : ,

_Ex:
I see you what you are, you are too proud  ,  :
  
8> _-. 
_Ex:
what was his surprise at finding     ,
  ,  
9> .  .  .  . .   : ?; ?
_Ex:
what is it?  ?
_Ex:
what do you mean?     ?
_Ex:
what is it made of?    ?
_Ex:
what are you talking about?    ?
_Ex:
what is his name?   ?;   ?
_Ex:
what are their names?   
_Ex:
what is he like?   ?
_Ex:
what is that to you?     ?
_Ex:
what is the news today?   ?
_Ex:
what is the French for "dog"?  - ""?
10> .  .  .  . .   : ?
_Ex:
what is he?   ( )?;   ?
_Ex:
what do you take me for?     ?
11> .  .  .  . .   : ?
_Ex:
what did you pay for it?     ?;
   ?
_Ex:
what is the time?  ?,   ?
_Ex:
what do 7 and 8 make?   7  8?
_Ex:
what are potatoes today?   ?
12> .  .  .  . . _-.
_Ex:
so what?   ?
_Ex:
what next? ,   ?
_Ex:
what the better are they for that?     
?
13> .  .  .  . . _. (. . what did
you say?  what is it?): ?, ?
14> .  .  .  ..;
_. . .     
: ?
_Ex:
your ticket will be in the booking office. - My what? 
   . -   ( )?
15> .  .  .  ..; _. .  
 (.    ) ?, 
 ?; ?
_Ex:
a clever play, what?  ,   ?
16> .  .  .  . .   
  _.
_Ex:
have you supposed me dead or what?  , ,  
 ?
17>      : ;
, 
_Ex:
he does not know what she wants   ,   
_Ex:
he is sorry about what has happened    ,
 
_Ex:
see what courage can do! ,    !
_Ex:
what he says is true ,   , - 
_Ex:
what I like is music   ,   
_Ex:
what is most remarkable is that...  
, ...
18>      : 
_Ex:
I know what she shall be  ,   
19>      : 
_Ex:
I'll ask him what he paid    ,   
20> , 
_Ex:
give me what books you have   ()  , 
()   
_Ex:
what little he did say was always well said ()  ,
  ,    
_Ex:
he will give what help he can    
21>  
_Ex:
it is not a good play though better than what I saw yesterday
 ,    ,    
22> _. 
_Ex:
the pan what I lent you ,    
23>  
_Ex:
what (how) about...?  ...?,   ?;
 ...?;  ?,   ...?
_Ex:
and what about our guests?     ?,  
    ?;      ?
_Ex:
what about that coffee, waiter?    , ?
_Ex:
what if... , ...?;     , ...
_Ex:
well, what about it? what of it?, what of that?  ?,
   ?;     ( )?;   ?,
   ?
_Ex:
what is more  ;   
_Ex:
what though?   , ...?
_Id:
what is what   ?
_Id:
she knows what's what when it comes to fashion  ,
   ( )   
_Id:
he told me what was what      
_Id:
I'll show you what is what!     !,  
!
_Id:
what's it all about?   ?,   ?
_Id:
what matter?  ?,  
_Id:
what in the world (on earth) do you mean?    
?
_Id:
what's new? _. _.  ? ()
_Id:
what's with you?   ?;   () ?; ,
  ?
_Id:
come what will (may)...    ;   
_Id:
what gives?   ();   !;  !;
 ?,     ()?
_Id:
what (do you) say?     . .
_Id:
to give smb. what for _.  ;  -.,
  
_Id:
what it takes ,   , 
   . .
_Id:
she has what it takes    ,  ,  
 
_Id:
and what have you    
24> ( , ,   . .  
 ) ?!,  ...!,  ...! (. what
ho)
_Ex:
what! You can't come! _.  ()?!    ?!
_Ex:
what the hell! , !
_Ex:
what the deuce (the devil)?!   ()!

what with
1>   ; -
_Ex:
what with summer time it was still broad daylight ,
  ,    
_Ex:
what with his laziness he did almost nothing in his freshman
year         


what's his name
1> _.    ?, , , ?

what's it, what's its name
1> _.     ( ,  
 )
_Ex:
I can't screw up the what's it      ,
  ?

what-d'ye-call-'em, what-d'ye-call-her, what-d'ye-call-him,
what-d'ye-call-it
1> ,  ,    ?

whatever
1>   
_Ex:
whatever orders he may give they must be obeyed  
   ,   
2> 
_Ex:
every treaty of whatever character   

3>     
_Ex:
have you any interest whatever?    
?
_Ex:
we had no food whatever       
4>   
_Ex:
whatever happens, he is safe    ,  

5> ; , 
_Ex:
take whatever you like  ,   ; 
,   
6> _.     :
() -,     
_Ex:
has he any chance whatever?     -
 ( - )?
_Ex:
if there is any hope whatever     
7> _.       
 : ;  ,  
_Ex:
nothing whatever  
_Ex:
I can see nothing whatever   () 
 
_Ex:
there is no doubt whatever    
_Ex:
they refused to admit anyone whatever   
    
8> _-. _. (   ) ?
_Ex:
whatever can you want to emigrate for?    
 ?

whatman
1>   (. whatman paper)

whatness
1> _. 

whatnot
1> _.      
_Ex:
paper, pens, pencils and whatnot , , 
   ()
_Ex:
every aspect - historical, geographical and whatnot 
 - ,    
2> 
3> _.  
_Ex:
human whatnot () 

whatsoever
1> _. _-.   
_Ex:
whatsoever orders he may give they must be obeyed  
   ,   
2> _. _-. 
_Ex:
every treaty of whatsoever character   

3> _. _-.     
_Ex:
have you any interest whatsoever?    
?
_Ex:
we had no food whatsoever       
4> _. _-.   
_Ex:
whatsoever happens, he is safe    , 
 
5> _. _-. ; , 
_Ex:
take whatsoever you like  ,   ;
 ,   
6> _. _-.     :
() -,     
_Ex:
has he any chance whatsoever?     -
 ( - )?
_Ex:
if there is any hope whatsoever    

7> _. _-.     
   : ;  ,
 
_Ex:
nothing whatsoever  
_Ex:
I can see nothing whatsoever   () 
 
_Ex:
there is no doubt whatsoever    
_Ex:
they refused to admit anyone whatsoever  
     
8> _. _-. _. (  
) ?
_Ex:
whatsoever can you want to emigrate for?   
  ?

wheal
1> ,  (  )
2>  ()
3> _.  (.  )

wheat
1> _.  (Friticum spp.)
_Ex:
a field of wheat  
_Ex:
spring wheat  
_Ex:
winter wheat  
_Ex:
wheat bran  
2>   
3> _pl. _. _.  (. wheat cakes)

wheat corn
1>   

wheat flour
1>  

wheat scab
1> _-.   (   )

wheat-bread
1>  ;  

wheat-grass
1> _.  (Agropyron repens)

wheatear
1>  
2> _. - (Oenanthe gen.)

wheaten
1>   
2> _. 

wheatmeal
1>    

Wheatstone bridge
1> _. () 

whee
1> _. _. ,  (. whee up)
_Ex:
to be all wheed up    ( , 
 . .)
2> !; !

wheedle
1> _. ,  ; 
2>  ( -.); ,  (-.);
 ( -.)
3> (. out of)  
_Ex:
to wheedle a gift out of (from) smb.  ()
 -. ,   
4> (. into) ,  
_Ex:
to wheedle smb. into doing smth.  (  )
-.  -.
_Id:
to wheedle one's way ,  (-.)
_Id:
he wheedled his way onto the stage    

wheedling
1> , 

wheel
1> ; 
_Ex:
front wheel  
_Ex:
free wheel   ( )
_Ex:
watchwork wheels   
_Ex:
landing wheels _. 
_Ex:
wheels down _.  
2>  , ; _. 
_Ex:
to be at the wheel  ()  ;  ,
  . .;  ,   
(-.)
_Ex: "don't speak to the man at the wheel" " 
 "
3> , , 
_Ex:
to turn wheels  
4> 
5>   (. Fortune's wheel)
_Ex:
at the next turn of the wheel   ,
   
6> . _pl. ;  
_Ex:
the wheels of state  
_Ex:
the wheels of life 
_Ex:
the wheels of progress  
7> _.   (.  )
_Ex:
a big wheel  
8>     
9> _. 
10> , 
11> 
12> . _. 
13>  
14> _pl. _. _. 
15> _.  
_Ex:
right wheel!    - !
16> _.  , 
17> _. 
18>   (. potter's wheel)
19>  
_Id:
to break on the wheel _. 
_Id:
to break a butterfly (a fly) on the wheel   
 
_Id:
wheels within wheels   (, );
   ; _.   
_Id:
to go on (oiled) wheels    
_Id:
to put one's shoulder to the wheel  
20> , ; 
_Ex:
to wheel the cart into the yard    
_Ex:
the patient was wheeled in  
_Ex:
to wheel the rubbish to the dump    
21> ;   
22>  ; ; ; ,
 (. wheel round)
_Ex:
the sails of the windmill were wheeling round  

_Ex:
sea-gulls wheeled in the air above me    
23> , ,  (-.)
24> (. wheel about)   
25> (. wheel about)    
26>   
27> _. 
28> _.  
_Id:
wheel and deal _. _.  (-.);  ();
 ;  

wheel and axle
1> _. 

wheel band
1>  ()

wheel barrage
1> _.   

wheel cap
1> _.   

wheel gearing
1> _.  

wheel head
1> _.  

wheel-mounted
1>   

wheelage
1> _.    

wheelbarrow
1> 

wheelbase
1> _.  

wheelchair
1>   (  
)
2>    , 

wheeled
1> ;  

wheeler
1> , 
2> _.  
3>       
4>  , 
5>    (   )

wheeler and dealer
1> _. _. , 
2> _. _. , 
_Ex:
wheeler and dealer finance  

wheeler-dealer
1> _. _. , 
2> _. _. , 
_Ex:
wheeler-dealer finance  

wheelhorse
1>  , 
2>   (.   ),
" "

wheelhouse
1> _.  

wheelie
1>        ()

wheeling
1>     . .
2> , 
3>  , 
_Ex:
good wheeling  
4> _.  

wheeling-dealing
1> _. _. 

wheelman
1> , 
2>  
3> _. 
4> _.  ; 

wheels-up landing
1> _.    ,   ,
  ""

wheelsman
1> , 

wheelwindow
1> _.      

wheelwork
1> _.  

wheelwright
1> _.  
2>       

wheely
1> _. 

wheen
1> _.    
2> _. ; ; 

wheep
1> _. _. "",   ( )

wheeze
1> ;  , ; 
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
a good wheeze  
3> _. , 
4>  ;  
5>  ,   
6>   ; , ; 
7>  (-. ; . wheeze out)

wheezy
1> 
2>  ; 

whelk
1> 
2> _. , 

whelked
1> ; 
2> _.   ( )

whelm
1> _.  
2> ; ;  
3>  ();  (,   . .)
4> , ; 
_Ex:
sorrow whelmed his soul    
5> _. (over, upon)  ( -.);  
 (-.)
_Ex:
he whelmed his hat down over his eyes   
 

whelp
1> 
2>  ( )
3>    
4> _. ;  ( )
5> _pl. _. 
6> 
7>   (  )
8> _.   
_Ex:
having whelped a prologue with great pains   


when
1> () ; 
_Ex:
since when has she been ill?     ?
_Ex:
he came a week ago, since when he has had no rest  
       
_Ex:
until when can you stay?      ?
_Ex:
his mind went back to when he was a young man  
 
_Ex:
he told me the when and the why of it   ,
    
_Ex:
I do not remember the when of my first visit    
  
2> ?
_Ex:
when can you come?    ?
3> 
_Ex:
I don't know when I shall come   ,  () 
_Ex:
now is when I need him most     
 
4> , 
_Ex:
the day when I met you ,    
_Ex:
Sunday is the day when I am least busy   
  
5>  
_Ex:
when ever, when ever on earth  
_Ex:
when ever will he come?    ?
_Id:
say when (),   (  )
6>      ,
  : ;   
_Ex:
when he listens to music, he falls asleep  
(),   
_Ex:
it was ten minutes to nine when he returned   ,
    
_Ex:
be careful when crossing the street  , 

_Ex:
when at school     
7>      ,
  :  , ; 
; 
_Ex:
I'll go when I've had dinner    ,  
_Ex:
you can go when the work is done    ,
 
_Ex:
I shall see you when I return    , 

8>      ,
  :  ; 
_Ex:
he remained in the army until 1916, when he left the service
     1916.,     
_Ex:
two seconds had not elapsed when I heard a shot  
  ,    
9>     
  : ;  ,   , 
_Ex:
they built the bridge in three months when everyone thought
it would take a year      ,
  ,     
_Ex:
how dare you blame me when you are just as much to blame? 
   ,  (   )  
 ,  ?
10>      ;
, 
_Ex:
how convince him when he will not listen?   ,
     ?
11>   : 
_Ex:
when I think what I have done for that man!   ,
     !

whenas
1> _.      ,
  : ;   
_Ex:
whenas he listens to music, he falls asleep  
(),   
_Ex:
it was ten minutes to nine whenas he returned  
,     
_Ex:
be careful whenas crossing the street  ,
 
_Ex:
whenas at school     
2> _.      ,
  :  , ; 
; 
_Ex:
I'll go whenas I've had dinner    , 

_Ex:
you can go whenas the work is done    ,
 
_Ex:
I shall see you whenas I return    , 

3> _.      ,
  :  ; 
_Ex:
he remained in the army until 1916, whenas he left the service
     1916.,     
_Ex:
two seconds had not elapsed whenas I heard a shot  
  ,    
4> _.     
  : ;  ,   , 
_Ex:
they built the bridge in three months whenas everyone thought
it would take a year      ,
  ,     
_Ex:
how dare you blame me whenas you are just as much to
blame?     ,  (   )
   ,  ?
5> _.      ;
, 
_Ex:
how convince him whenas he will not listen?   ,
     ?
6> _.   : 
_Ex:
whenas I think what I have done for that man!   ,
     !

whence
1> _. , ;   

_Ex:
the book deals only with the what neglective the whence 
       
2> _.   , ?, ?
_Ex:
whence does he come?  (  ) ?
3> _. ?,  ?;   ?
_Ex:
whence comes it that...?   , ...?
_Ex:
whence all this confusion?   ?
4> _. ,   
_Ex:
tell me whence you come  ,  
5> _. ,  ;   
6> _. _. , 
_Ex:
return whence you came  ,   
7> _.  
_Ex:
from whence ?;   ;  
_Ex:
do you know from whence he comes?   ,  
 (  )?
_Ex:
from whence I conclude that...     ,
...

whencesoever
1> _. _.   
2> _. _.   

whenever
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
whenever did you find time to write?     
 ?
_Ex:
whenever will he arrive? He's very late    ? 
 
2>   
_Ex:
come whenever you like    
3>   
_Ex:
whenever I see him I think of you  ,   
,    
_Ex:
I hope you will come whenever you feel inclined  ,
   ,   

whensoever
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
whensoever did you find time to write?     
 ?
_Ex:
whensoever will he arrive? He's very late   
?   
2>   
_Ex:
come whensoever you like    
3>   
_Ex:
whensoever I see him I think of you  ,   
,    
_Ex:
I hope you will come whensoever you feel inclined  ,
   ,   

whensomever
1> _. _. _.  
_Ex:
whensomever did you find time to write?    
  ?
_Ex:
whensomever will he arrive? He's very late   
?   
2> _.   
_Ex:
come whensomever you like    
3> _.   
_Ex:
whensomever I see him I think of you  ,  
 ,    
_Ex:
I hope you will come whensomever you feel inclined  ,
   ,   

where
1> _. _.  ()
_Ex:
the where and when of his birth are unknown   
  
_Ex:
the where and how of the accident   

_Ex:
the wheres and whens are important ,    

2> ?,   ?
_Ex:
where are you?  ?
3> ?,   ?
_Ex:
where does he come from?  ?
4> ?
_Ex:
where are you going   ?
5>   ?
_Ex:
where are you in your work?    ?
_Ex:
where did we leave off?      ( 
 . .)?
6>   ?
_Ex:
where should I be if I followed your advice?    
 (     ),    
 ?
7> ?,  ?,   ?
_Ex:
where do I come into the matter?    
 ?
_Ex:
where does it concern us?      ?
_Ex:
where is he wrong?    ?
8> , 
_Ex:
that is the place where he lives    
_Ex:
the place where I am sitting ,    
_Ex:
the countries where it never snows ,   
  
9>  , 
_Ex:
within about twenty paces of where we were sitting
      ,   
_Ex:
I can see it from where I am    
10> () 
_Ex:
we came home, where we had dinner     

_Id:
in thunder (the dickens, the devil, the deuce, the hell,
the blazes)... _.  (),   ()...?
_Id:
where is the good of...?  ...?, ...?
_Id:
where is the use of being obstinate?   ?
_Id:
where can be the harm in going there?  ,  
 ?
_Id:
that's where it is    
11>    :
() 
_Ex:
we found him just where he had said he would be  
  ,    
_Ex:
I am where I should be  ,   
_Ex:
stay where you are   
_Ex:
I don't know where to begin   ,    
12>    :
() ;
() 
_Ex:
go where you please   
13>    ;   
_Ex:
you'll find good roads where you go around here   
  ,   
14>     
 :  ; ; 
_Ex:
where she was fascinated by people he showed here only
amusement   ,     


where it's at
1> _. _. , ,  ; 

whereabout
1> _. , 
_Ex:
her present whereabout are (is) a secret  
    (  )
2> _. ?, ?,   ?
_Ex:
whereabout did you put it?    ?
_Ex:
whereabout are you?   ?
_Ex:
don't know even whereabout to look for him   ,
  

whereabouts
1> , 
_Ex:
her present whereabouts are (is) a secret  
    (  )
2> ?, ?,   ?
_Ex:
whereabouts did you put it?    ?
_Ex:
whereabouts are you?   ?
_Ex:
don't know even whereabouts to look for him   ,
  

whereanent
1> _.    ;  

whereas
1>    , 
2>  , , 
_Ex:
a statement diluted with various whereases ,
  
3>      
:  ,    ; 
_Ex:
he was spending all his time on teaching, whereas he yearned
to do research work       ,
        
_Ex:
she is always ailing, whereas he is never ill  
,    
4>  ,   ; ,
  , 
_Ex:
whereas it is dangerous to draw conclusions, one cannot avoid
being struck with some changes    ,
       
5>   , ,   . .:
  

whereat
1> _. () 
_Ex:
the spot whereat he kept his watch ,   
 
2> ,  ;  
_Ex:
he turned to leave, whereat she began to weep  ,
 ,     

whereaway
1> _. ,   

whereby
1> ,  ;    ,  


wherefore
1> 
_Ex:
never mind the why(s) and the wherefore(s)  ,
,   
2> _. ?,   ?
3> _.   ,  
_Ex:
the reason wherefore we have met ,   

4>   , 
_Ex:
we ran out of water, wherefore we surrendered   
 ,    ;    ,
  

wherefrom
1> ;  

wherein
1> _.  ?, ?
_Ex:
wherein was I wrong?     ?
2> , 
_Ex:
the room wherein he lay ,    
3>  
_Ex:
he showed me wherein I was wrong   ,  
 

whereinto
1> ,  

whereness
1> _. ;   

whereof
1> _.  ; 
2> _.  ;  ;  
_Ex:
the person whereof he speaks ,    
_Ex:
he knows whereof he speaks  ,   
_Ex:
in witness (in faith) whereof _.   

whereon
1> _.  ?, ?
_Ex:
whereon do you look?    ?
2> , ;  
_Ex:
the hill whereon we stand ,    

wheresoever
1> _. ?
_Ex:
wheresoever is he?   ?
2> _. ?
_Ex:
wheresoever are you going at this time of night?  
     ?
3> _.   ()  
4> _.   ;   ()  
_Ex:
wheresoever he is, he always does well     ,
    
5> _.   () 
_Ex:
he will get lost wheresoever he goes     ,
  
6> _.   , ;   
_Ex:
wheresoever there is need he is lending aid  
 ,   

wherethrough
1>  ;  
2>   , ;  

whereto
1> _. ?,   ?
2> ?, ?
3> 

whereupon
1> _.  ?; ?
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
I explained the matter, whereupon he laughed heartily 
,   ,      

wherever
1> ?
_Ex:
wherever is he?   ?
2> ?
_Ex:
wherever are you going at this time of night?   
    ?
3>   ()  
4>   ;   ()  
_Ex:
wherever he is, he always does well     , 
   
5>   () 
_Ex:
he will get lost wherever he goes     ,
  
6>   , ;   
_Ex:
wherever there is need he is lending aid   
,   

wherewith
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
I have not the money wherewith to pay them    ,
   

wherewithal
1> (the wherewithal)  , 
_Ex:
I haven't the wherewithal to continue my education  
    

wherry
1>  ( )

wherryman
1> 

whet
1> _. ,  (,   . .)
2> _.      
3> _. , 
4> _. ; -.  , 

5> _.  , .   

6> , 
7>  (  . .);  (, )

whether
1> _.   ;   
_Ex:
considering all the whys and whethers   
   
2> _.   ?,   ?
_Ex:
whether is heavier, water or oil?  ,   ?
_Ex:
whether of these men...?   ...?
3>   
_Ex:
put the wine into glasses or pots, whether you have 
    ,    
4> ( whether... or not;
whether... or whether)   : 
_Ex:
he asked whether he could help  ,   
 
5> ( whether... or not;
whether... or whether)  , ,
    ,
 , , : 
_Ex:
I am not interested in whether you approve of it or not 
 ,      
_Ex:
he is in doubt whether he should wait  , 
  
_Ex:
I am not informed as to whether he did the work 
,     
_Ex:
it matters little whether we go or stay ,  
 
_Ex:
I wonder whether he will go himself or whether he will send
you ,       
_Ex:
I don't know whether it is true or not   , 
 
6> ( whether... or no(t)  -
   ; 
_Ex:
whether he comes or not, we shall leave  ()  
,  
_Ex:
I shall go whether it is fine or not  ,   
 
_Ex:
he was completely ignored, whether by accident or design
     ,     
 
_Ex:
this is what I think, whether right or wrong  
,    
7>  
_Ex:
whether or no   ,    ; 
 ;
()... 
_Ex:
I will do it, whether or no   ,   
_Ex:
whether or no it is possible, I cannot say    ,
    (  )

whetstone
1> ,  
2> _. 
_Id:
to lie for the whetstone    (
    )

whew
1>  (, )
2> ; 
3> !,   !

whey
1> 

wheyey
1> 

