whirry
1> _. , 

whirtle
1> _.  

whish
1>  (,  )
2>  ""!, 
3>  (-.)
4>  ( , )
5> _. !, !

whisht
1> _. 
_Ex:
hold your whisht 
2> _. , , 
3> _.    , 
_Ex:
they were whisht folks about their concerns   
 
4> _. 
5> _. !, !, !

whisk
1> ;  ( , ; . whisk broom)
2> _. 
3> ,  ( , )
4> ,  
_Ex:
with a whisk, in a whisk  
_Ex:
the horse brushed off the flies with a whisk of its tail
    
5> _.  ; 
6> _-. , 
7> ;  ( whisk away, whisk off)
_Ex:
to whisk flies away  
_Ex:
to whisk dust  
_Ex:
to whisk a coat   (  . .)
8>  ,  ( whisk off, whisk out)
_Ex:
they whisked him off to London    
 
_Ex:
waiter whisked my plate off    , 
   
9>  ; 
_Ex:
mouse whisked into its hole    
10> ; 
_Ex:
the cow whisked her tail   
_Ex:
he went whisking a cane  ,  
11>  (  . .)

whisker
1>  
2> _pl. 
3> _pl. , 
4> _pl. ,  ( )
5> _pl. _. 
6> _pl. _. _. "" ( ,   
)
7> _pl. _. _.  
8> _pl. _. _.  (, )
9> _pl. _.  ()
10> _.  , 
11> _pl. _.  ,  ( 
 . .)
12> _. "",  

whiskered
1>  , 
2>  ( )

whiskey
1> 
_Ex:
whiskey sour      ; 
_Ex:
W. Insurrection _. _. " " (
     )
2> _.  

whisky
1> 
_Ex:
whisky sour      ; 
_Ex:
W. Insurrection _. _. " " (
     )
2> _.  
3> _. , 
4> _. 

whisky-liver
1> _.   ( ); "
"

whisper
1> 
_Ex:
to speak in a whisper (in whispers)  
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
a whisper of scandal , ""
3> , 
_Ex:
not a whisper of reproach   
_Ex:
to give the whisper , ""
4>  
_Ex:
not a whisper of   ,  ,  
_Ex:
a whisper of the perfume she used     
_Ex:
hardly a whisper of concern was voiced   
   
5> , ,  (,   . .)
6> ,  
7> , 
8> , ;   ,  
_Ex:
it is whispered that...  , ...
9> ,  ( ,   . .)

whisperer
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a whisperer separates chief friends _.  


whispering
1> 
2> , 
3> ; ; , , 

whispering campaign
1>  
2> _.  ; " "

whispering gallery
1>   ( ,  )

whisperous, whispery
1> 
2>  , 

whist
1> _. 
2> _. 
_Ex:
hold your whist 
3> _. , , 
4> _.    , 
_Ex:
they were whist folks about their concerns   
 
5> _. 
6> _. !, !, !

whistle
1> 
_Ex:
to give a whistle ,  
2> 
_Ex:
penny (tin) 
_Ex:
boatswain's whistle  
_Ex:
a factory whistle  () 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
to wet one's whistle  , 
_Id:
whistle bait _. _. 
_Id:
as clean (as clear, as dry) as a whistle ,
;    
_Id:
at smb.'s whistle    ();  

_Id:
not worth a whistle   ,   
_Id:
to pay (too dear) for one's whistle  (
)   
4> 
_Ex:
to whistle a tune  
_Ex:
the steam-engine whistled   
_Ex:
the wind whistled up the chimney    
_Ex:
he whistled the switch through the air    
 
5> ,   (. whistle up)
_Ex:
to whistle a dog, to whistle one's dog back  
_Ex:
to whistle for a taxi   
6>   
_Ex:
the bullets whistled past our ears    
7>    
_Ex:
to whistle appreciation   
_Ex:
to whistle at a girl _.  ( ),
 
_Ex:
the audience whistled     
8> (for) _. _.   (-.)
_Ex:
he did a sloppy job so he can whistle for his money 
 ,       
 
_Id:
to whistle for a wind    
_Id:
to whistle in the dark     ,
; ,   (); 
 
_Id:
to go whistle  
_Id:
to bid (to tell, to let) smb. go whistle  
-.;  -.   
_Id:
to whistle up the law   
_Id:
let the law go whistle (Shakespeare)   
_Id:
to blow the whistle on smb. _.   -.; ,
  -.

whistle off
1> 
_Ex:
to whistle smb. off  ()  -.
2> ,  

whistle-blower
1> _. 

whistle-stop
1> _.   
2> _. 
_Ex:
whistle-stop campaign   
  
3> _.   ;    
 

whistler
1> _. "",   ()
2> _.  
3> _.  
4>  
5> _. , ,   . .
6> _pl. _. ,  , 

whistling
1> 
_Id:
whistling in the dark  
2> 

whit
1> _. , 
_Ex:
not a whit, no whit, never a whit  ,  ,
  
_Ex:
not a whit of truth in the statement    
 
_Ex:
not a whit better   
_Ex:
I don't care a whit   
_Ex:
every whit   
_Ex:
every whit as good as this    
_Ex:
he doesn't seem a whit concerned , ,  

2> - ( )

Whit
1>    
_Ex:
Whit Sunday  , 
_Ex:
Whit Monday  
_Ex:
Whit week   

white
1>  ; 
2> , 
3>  , 
4>  ()
_Ex:
the whites of three eggs   
5>  (; . white of the eye)
_Ex:
to turn up the whites of one's eyes  
6>  (); 
7> _.  (  )
8> ( W.) 
9>  
_Ex:
woman in white   
10> _pl.  
11> _pl. _.   
12>  
_Ex:
in the white  ( ); , ;
  
13> _.  ;  
14>  ( , )
15> ,  
16>   (  . .)
17>  
18> _.  ; 
19> _. 
20> _.  
21> _. 
22> _pl. _. 
23>    
24> _-.   ()
25> _pl. _-.    
_Id:
to call white black, to turn white into black  
,  -.   
26> 
_Ex:
white as snow 
_Ex:
to paint white    , 
_Ex:
white vegetables  
_Ex:
white rice  
_Ex:
white salt  
_Ex:
white hands  ; ;  ; ,
; 
_Ex:
white crow   (. .)
_Ex:
white coffee _.   
27> 
_Ex:
white as a sheet   
_Ex:
white as ashes (as death)  ,  

_Ex:
white with rage   
_Ex:
white from pain  ()  
_Ex:
to turn white , 
28> , 
29> ,  ( , , )
30> , ; 
31> , ;   
_Ex:
white lie  
_Ex:
white witch  ; 
_Ex:
white raid _.    
_Ex:
white war    (,
)
32> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
as white a man as I ever knew     
 
_Ex:
white propaganda _. _.  
33> ; 
_Ex:
white supremacy  
_Ex:
white trash _. _. " ", " "
(  ; .  )
_Ex:
white man's burden "  " (
)
34>   
_Ex:
white schools     
_Ex:
white primary _. _.  ,   
 
35> ( W.) ; 
_Ex:
white emigre 
_Ex:
a W. Guard 
36> _. , 
37>   ( )
38>    
_Ex:
white fury  
39> , 
_Ex:
one of the white days of his life    
   
_Id:
white feather ; 
_Id:
to show the white feather , 
_Id:
white night  
_Id:
white elephant  , ,   

_Id:
white squall    
_Id:
white harvest    ( )
_Id:
white cow _. _.     
 
_Id:
white man's grave _.    ( 
 )
_Id:
white lightning (mule, line) _. _.  ;
  
_Id:
white sidewall _. _.  
_Id:
white one _. _. ()  ( )
_Id:
white stuff _. _. ,   . .
_Id:
white Christmas   
_Id:
to hoist (to show, to wave) the white flag ,

_Id:
to mark with a white stone  -.   
  
40> _.  ();  ()
41> ( white out) _.  (); 
;   
42> ( white out) _.  (  . .)

white alert
1> _. _.   

white ant
1> _. ,   (Termes bellicosus)

white ash
1> _.   (Fraxinus alba)
2> _. 

white bear
1> _.     (Thalarctos maritimus)

white blood cell
1> _.   , 

white book
1> " " (  )

white cedar
1> _.  (Thuja occidentalis)

white clover
1> _.   (Trifolium repens)

white coal
1>  ,   , 
2> _. 

white corpuscle
1> _.   , 

white damp
1> _.   (  )

white dwarf
1> _.   ( )

white ensign
1> -  ()

White Friar
1>  ()

white frost
1> , 

white gold
1> " ",   , .   
 ( )

white goods
1> _pl. _.  ,  
2> _pl.    
3> _pl. ,   .   
(   )

white hat
1> _. _.  
2> _. _.  ,  (. )

white hazel tree
1> _.  (Viburnum gen.)

white heat
1> _.  ,  
2>      

white herring
1>   ( ,  )

white hole
1> _. " " (    
 )

white hope
1> ,     

white horses
1>   , 

White House
1>   (  )
2>  

white lady
1> "  " (  ,    )

white lead
1>  
_Ex:
white lead ore _. 

white leather
1>   

white letter
1> _. ,   

white light
1>  
2> ,  ; 


white line
1>  ()  ( )
2> _.  
3> _.   ()

white list
1> _.  
2> _.    ,  

3> _.  ,   . ., 
    
4> _.    ,  
  ( )

white matter
1>   
2> 

white meat
1>   (, ,   . .)
2> _. _.  ;  
3> _. 

white metal
1> 

white note
1> _.  
2> _.  

white oak
1> _.   (Quercus alba)
2>   

white paper
1>  
2>  
3>    
-. 
4>    

white peat
1> _. 

white plague
1>  
2> 

white poplar
1> _.   (Populus alba)

white potato
1> _.  (Solanum tuberosum)

white room
1> _.      ( 
   . .)

White Russian
1> _.  ; 

white sale
1>     

white slave
1> " ",  (. )

white slaver
1>   ;  ()   

white slavery
1>  ;   
2> () 

white space
1> _. 
2> _.     

white staff
1>   (   )
2> 

white stick
1>   (   )
2> 

white straw crops
1> _-.  

white tie
1>   ()
2> 
_Ex: "W.T." "   ,  -  
" (  )
_Ex:
white tie dinner  

white water
1> _.   (Nymphaea alba)

white whale
1> _.  (Delphinapterus leucas)

white willow
1> _. ,  (Salix alba)

white-blooded
1> 

white-collar
1> _. , , ""
_Ex:
white-collar worker , " "
_Ex:
white-collar jobs  ,   ,
"" 

white-collar crime
1> ,  , . 
 (,    . .)

white-faced
1> , 
_Ex:
white-faced with anger   
2>      ( )

white-haired
1> 
2> , 
_Id:
white-haired boy , 

white-handed
1>   
2>  , , 

white-headed
1> 
2> , 
3>   ( )
_Id:
white-headed boy _. , 

white-hot
1>  
2> ,    
3> _. _.     

white-livered
1> , 
2> _. , 

whitebait
1> ;    ; 
2> 

whitebeam
1> _.   (Sorbus aria; . whitebeam tree)

whitebeard
1> _. ,  
2> _.    

whiteboy
1> (W.) _.     ( )

Whitecaps
1> _pl. _. _. " " (
 )

whitecaps
1> _pl.   , 
2> _pl.  ()

Whitechapel
1>  (  )
_Ex:
Whitechapel cart     

whited
1> _. 
2> _. 

whiteface
1> _-.   
2> _.  , 

