wheyface
1>   ,  

wheyfaced
1> ,  (.  );   

wheyish
1> ;   

which
1>   : ?, ?
_Ex:
which book did you choose?     ?
_Ex:
I'm going with the girls. - W. girls?    . -
 ?
2>      : ,

_Ex:
say which chapter you prefer? ,    
 ?
_Ex:
which Miss Smith do you mean, the younger or the elder
one?       ,   ?
3>      ; 
_Ex:
I shall complain to the colonel, which colonel by the way is
my cousin    ,  ,  ,
 
_Ex:
he stayed here two weeks, during which time he never left
the house          
      
_Ex:
he was told to apply to a police station, which advice he
followed     ,    
4>      : ;
, 
_Ex:
take which of these books you please   ,
  
5> .  .  .  . .   , 
  :  ()?;  ()?;  ()?;
?
_Ex:
which employees took their vacation in July?   
  ?
_Ex:
which will you take, tea or coffee?    ,
  ?
_Ex:
which of the girls do you like best?  () 
   ?
6>      : ; ;
; 
_Ex:
tell me which of you did that?  ,   
 ?
_Ex:
will you advise me which to take?     ,
 (, ) ( ) ?
7> , , 
_Ex:
take the book which is on the table  , 
  
_Ex:
this phrase, of which I have seen very few examples, is not
worth learning  ,     ,
  
_Ex:
the places to which we are going  ,    
_Ex:
the pen which I was writing with ,   
8> ; 
_Ex:
he looked like a retired general, which indeed he was  
    ,  ()  
 
_Ex:
when overwrought, which he often was...  ,
    ...
_Ex:
this fact, which I think you have forgotten, proves the
contrary  , ,  ,  ,
  
9> .     : 
_Ex:
he lost his way, which delayed him considerably  ,
 ( )   
_Ex:
he was back in London, which I did not know   
 ,    
_Ex:
he demands that actors should have talent, in which he is
right  ,     ,   
 
_Ex:
he is a wise fellow and, which is more, an efficiency expert
  , ,  ,   

10> (   so) _. , 
_Ex:
there is not any argument so absurd, which is daily received
   ,  ,   
 
11>  . .,  which 
_Ex:
this is their due, and which ought to be rendered to them
by all people   ,      
 
_Id:
after which, upon which  
_Id:
which is which?  ()   ?
_Id:
they are so alike I can never tell which is which  
,      

whichever
1>   ;   ; 
_Ex:
whichever you choose, you will have a good bargain 
()    ,     
_Ex:
whichever comes in first receives the prize    
,  ; ,   ,  
2>   
_Ex:
whichever way he turned he saw nothing but sand   
 ( )   ,     
3> ,  
_Ex:
take whichever suit you like best   ,
   

whicker
1> _. _.  ( ); 
2> _. _. 

whid
1> _. , 
2> _. 
3> _. ,  ,  ;
, 

whiff
1> , 
_Ex:
a whiff of fresh air   
2>  ; 
_Ex:
to take a whiff or two  -
_Ex:
they stopped work to have a few whiffs   
3> _.  
4>  (. )
_Ex:
a whiff of garlic  
_Ex:
there was a slight whiff of the stable about him  
 
_Ex:
give her another whiff of chloroform    

5>  (, )
6> ,  
7>  ()
8>   ;  (  . .)
9> ,  ; , 
10>  (   . .)
11> ; 
12>   -

whiffet
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. _.  ( )

whiffle
1>  ();  ()
2>   
3> , ;   
4> , 
5> _. ; ,  

whiffler
1> , ,  ;
, 
2> ,  
3> ,  
4> ,    

whiffletree
1> _-.  ()

whiffy
1> _.   
_Ex:
the dog is whiffy    

whig
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. 

Whig
1> _. 
2> (. w.) 
3> (. w.) _. ; ,  
4> _.   
5> 

Whiggamore
1> _.  (  XYII .)
2> _. _. 

Whiggery
1> . _. _.    ;
  ,    () 

Whiggish
1> . _. _. ;   
2> . _. ,  (   . .)

Whiggism
1> _.    ;   ,
   () 

whigmaleerie
1> _. 
2> _. , 

while
1> ;  
_Ex:
a long while 
_Ex:
in a little while , -
_Ex:
a while ago  , 
_Ex:
a long while ago -
_Ex:
after a little while ,   
_Ex:
at whiles  , 
_Ex:
once in a while   
_Ex:
quite a while _.  
_Ex:
for a while  () 
_Ex:
we must rest for a while    
_Ex:
all the (this) while  () 
2> (the while) . ()  
_Ex:
he sang to her and looked in her eyes the while   
,      
3>    ; 
_Ex:
he will make it worth your while     
4> ,  (; . to while away the time)
5> _.  ( )
6> _.   -. , 
_Ex:
to while sorrow    
7> _. 
_Ex:
while then    ()
8>    , 
, ,    
-. : ;    ; 
_Ex:
while (he was) reading he fell asleep    
_Ex:
he had an accident while (he was) coming here   
    
_Ex:
finish the work while there is light  ,
 
9>    , 
    -.  :
; 
_Ex:
while there's life there's hope   - 
_Ex:
while (he was) here, he studied a great deal   
,   
10>  ,  :  
 ;  ; 
_Ex:
one of the sisters was in white, while the other was all in
black     ,     
_Ex:
he was generous towards others, while stinting himself 
     ,      
 
11>      _. ,
  , 
_Ex:
while I don't like it I'll do it    ()  ,
  
12>  ,    ,
  . .:  ;  ;  ...  
_Ex:
while the book will be welcomed by scholars, it will make
an immediate appeal to the general reader   
   ,     

whillywha
1> _. ; , , 
2> _. ;  

whilom
1> _. , 
2> _. , -;   

whilst
1>    , 
, ,    
-. : ;    ; 
_Ex:
whilst (he was) reading he fell asleep    
_Ex:
he had an accident whilst (he was) coming here  
     
_Ex:
finish the work whilst there is light  ,
 
2>    , 
    -.  :
; 
_Ex:
whilst there's life there's hope   - 
_Ex:
whilst (he was) here, he studied a great deal   
,   
3>  ,  :  
 ;  ; 
_Ex:
one of the sisters was in white, whilst the other was all
in black     ,     
_Ex:
he was generous towards others, whilst stinting himself 
     ,      
 
4>      _. ,
  , 
_Ex:
whilst I don't like it I'll do it    () 
,   
5>  ,    ,
  . .:  ;  ;  ...  
_Ex:
whilst the book will be welcomed by scholars, it will make
an immediate appeal to the general reader   
   ,     

whim
1> ; 
_Ex:
whims of fate  
2> ; 
3> _. ;   ( -.)
4> _. _.  ( )
5> _. () 

whim-wham
1> ;
() ; ,  
2> ,   
3>  ( )

whimberry
1> _. 

whimbrel
1> _.  (Numenius gen.)

whimmy
1> ,  
2> , 

whimper
1> , 
2> ,  (  . .)
3> , 
4>  ( )
5>  ( );  ( )

whimperer
1> , 

whimsey
1> , ; 
2> , 

whimsical
1> , ; 
2> ; 
_Ex:
to be whimsical in one's manner    
_Ex:
he is whimsical in his ways    
_Ex:
he was whimsical about the matter   - 


whimsicality
1> , ; 

whimsy
1> , ; 
2> , 

whimsy-whamsy
1> ;
() ; ,  

whin
1> _.    (  . .)
2> _.   (Ulex europaeus)

whine
1>  
_Ex:
to utter a whine 
2> , 
3> ,  ( )
4> , ; , 

whiner
1> 

whing
1>  ();  ( ); ,
 
2>   ; 

whing-ding
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. _.  
3> _. _.  ;   
4> _. _.  ; , 

whinge
1> _.  
_Ex:
to utter a whinge 
2> _. , 
3> _. ,  ( )
4> _. , ; , 

whinner
1> _. ; 
2> _.  

whinny
1>    
2>  

whinstone
1> _.    (  . .)

whiny
1> ;
() , 

whinyard
1> _. , 

whip
1> , ; ; ; ; , 
_Ex:
to ride whip and spur    
2> 
_Ex:
to be a good whip   
_Ex:
whip behind! ! (    )
3> _.   
4> _.     
   
5> _. ; 
6>  (  . .)
7>     ; 
8> , 
9>  
10> _.  
11>   
12> _. ; 
_Ex:
whip swing mount   ()
_Ex:
delivery whip ;  
_Id:
with a whip of scorpions   ()
_Id:
to have the whip hand over smb.   -.,
 -.
13> , 
14> ; , ; ; ; 
 , , 
15> _. _. ,  (); ,

_Ex:
it whips creation   () 
16> (. whip up) ; , 
17> (. whip up) ; , ; ,

18> (. whip in)    ( )
19> (. whip in) ,     ()
20> _.  ( )   (. whip
in, whip up)
21> ; , 
_Ex:
flags whip in the wind    
22> , 
_Ex:
to whip downstairs       
_Ex:
to whip round the corner   
_Ex:
to whip behind the cupboard   
23> ,  (, )
24> _. ,  ( ; . whip
off, whip up)
25>  (  . .);   
26>  ;  ()
27> _-.  ()
28>    
29> _. , ;   (
)
30> _.  () 
31> _.  (; . whip off)
32> _. , 
_Id:
to whip into shape _. , ;  
    
_Id:
to whip the devil (the old gentleman) round the post
(_. around the stump)    
( ,  )
_Id:
to whip through a task _.  -.   (
)

whip away
1> ,  (  . .); , 
2> , 

whip grafting
1> _-.    

whip hand
1>  ,  
2> 
_Ex:
to have the whip hand of (over) smb.  -. 
 
_Ex:
he has the whip hand in this situation   


whip off
1> ,  (  . .); , 
2> , 
3> , , 

whip out
1>  (-.)   ; 
2>   (,   . .)

whip round
1> _.    -.; ""

whip up
1>    
_Ex:
to whip up a cake     
_Ex:
to whip up a short story  
2>  (, )

whip-belly
1> _.  (    . .)

whip-cracker
1>   
2>    , 

whip-handle
1>  , 

whip-line
1>  (   )

whip-round
1>   (.   )

whip-stick
1>  , 

whip-top
1> , ,  ( )

whipcord
1>  (   )
2> _.  , 
3> _.  
4> , 
_Ex:
whipcord muscles  

whiplash
1>    , 
_Ex:
to work under the whiplash  - 
2> , 
_Ex:
whiplash of fear  
3>        

whipmaster
1> ,   
2>   ; 

whipped
1> , 
2> ,  
_Ex:
the whipped look  
3> ,  (   . .)

whipped-up
1> _.  ; 
2> _. , 

whipper
1> ,   
2>    ,  
3> _.   

whipper-in
1> ,   ( )
2> _. ; 

whippersnapper
1> _. ;  , 

whippet
1>  ()
2> _.  ( )
3> _. ;  
4> (W.) _. _. "" (    ;
. whippet tank)

whipping
1> ; 
2> 
3> ;       (  . .)
4> _. , , 
5> _. ; 
6> _.  (  . .)
7> , ; 
8>  , 
_Ex:
whipping Tom ; 

whipping boy
1> _. ,     
    
2> "  ",   ( , 
   )

whipping cream
1> ()   

whipping post
1> _.   (   )

whipping top
1> , ,  ( )

whipping-cart
1> _. ,    
 

whippletree
1> _-.  ()

whippoorwill
1> _.   (Caprimulgus vociferus)

whippy
1>   ; 

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

whipstaff
1>  , 

whipster
1> _. ,  ; , 

whipstitch
1> _.  
2>  ,   
3> _.  
_Id:
(at) every whipstitch _. _. ,   
4>  ();  "",  

whipstock
1>  , 

whir
1>  (, )
2>  (, )
3> ; 
4>  (   . .);   , ,

5> _. , 
6> _. 

whirl
1> ; ;
() 
2> ,  , ; 
_Ex:
a whirl of dust  
3> ;  ()
4> , 
5>  ()
_Ex:
his brain was in a whirl      
6> 
7> _.   
8> , ; 
9> , ; 
_Ex:
the leaves whirled in the wind    
10>  (, );  (   . .)
11> ; ,    
12>   ;  ( )

whirlabout
1> ; 
2> , , 
3>  -
4> 
5>  ; , ; ;
; 
6>  ();  ();  
(  . .)
_Ex:
the whirlabout of time  
_Ex:
the whirlabout of history  
7> , 

whirlblast
1> _. , 

whirlbone
1> _.  
2> _.  

whirler
1> _. 

whirley
1> _. _.   

whirlicote
1> _. , 

whirligig
1> , , 
2>  -
3> 
4>  ; , ; ;
; 
5>  ();  ();  
(  . .)
_Ex:
the whirligig of time  
_Ex:
the whirligig of history  
6> , 
7> ,  ( )

whirling
1> ; 
2> _.    
3> , ; ; 
4> , 
_Ex:
whirling speed _.   , 
 
_Ex:
whirling words _.  
5> _. 

whirlpool
1> 
_Ex:
whirlpool of adversities _.  

whirlwind
1> , ; 
_Ex:
whirlwind fire _.  
_Ex:
whirlwind attack _.  
_Ex:
a whirlwind of applause  
_Ex:
a whirlwind of passion  
_Id:
to ride the whirlwind  ( -.),  
,      

whirly
1>  ,   

whirlybird
1> _. 

whirr
1>  (, )
2>  (, )
3> ; 
4>  (   . .);   , ,

5> _. , 
6> _. 

