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Walk up#2352
Go to someone
“I suppose we should WALK UP before they notice we're late.”
Waltz through#2353
Pass or succeed easily
“WALTZ THROUGH your shoes.”
Wander off#2354
Leave a place, usually without telling other people
“We can't WANDER OFF from the deal now.”
Want out#2355
Want to leave a relationship or arrangement
“Jackie wasn't happy with her marriage and WANTED OUT.”
Ward off#2356
Stop something bad or harmful happening
“We had to WARD OFF the meeting.”
Warm up#2357
To prepare for physical activity. Do exercises before a sport
“We need to WARM UP a contract.”
Wash away#2358
When floods or waves completely remove a structure, building, etc.
“I suppose we should WASH AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Wash down#2359
Drink in order to swallow something solid
“We need to WASH DOWN before someone notices.”
Wash out#2360
Rain so heavily that an event has to be cancelled
“We had to WASH OUT the meeting.”
Wash over#2361
Suddenly experience a strong emotion
“She's WASHG THROUGH OVER a difficult time.”
Wash up#2362
Clean everything used to prepare food and eat it
“The children WASHED UP after lunch.”
Waste away#2363
Become very thin and weak, usually due to illness
“I suppose we should WASTE AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Watch out#2364
To be careful (imperative)
“We need to WATCH OUT before someone notices.”
Watch out for#2365
Be careful of something
“We need to WATCH OUT FOR before someone notices.”
Watch over#2366
Keep an eye on something or someone to check that there's no trouble
“We'll WATCH OVER the matter.”
Water down#2367
Make something weaker and less effective
“She's always WATERG UP DOWN stories.”
Wave aside#2368
Ignore or refuse to consider what someone says
“We need to WAVE ASIDE traffic delays in the schedule.”
Wave down#2369
Make a hand signal to stop a vehicle
“We had to WAVE DOWN the meeting.”
Wave off#2370
Go to a place where someone is leaving to wave goodbye
“I suppose we should WAVE OFF before they notice we're late.”
Wave on#2371
Make a hand signal to tell someone to keep moving
“You must WAVE ON your homework.”
Wean off#2372
Slowly stop a dependency on something
“We had to WEAN OFF the meeting.”
Wear away#2373
Erode, remove gradually
“I suppose we should WEAR AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Wear down#2374
Make something weaker
“She's always WEARG UP DOWN stories.”
Wear off#2375
Stop having an effect
“We had to WEAR OFF the meeting.”
Wear out#2376
Use something until it stops working
“We had to WEAR OUT the meeting.”
Weasel out#2377
Back out of a commitment
“We need to WEASEL OUT before someone notices.”
Weasel out of#2378
Back out of a commitment
“We need to WEASEL OUT OF before someone notices.”
Weed out#2379
Remove, get rid of
“I suppose we should WEED OUT before they notice we're late.”
Weigh down on#2380
Burden with responsibilities, duties, etc
“We need to WEIGH DOWN ON before someone notices.”
Weigh in#2381
Have a certain weight (in sports like boxing)
“We need to WEIGH IN before someone notices.”
Weigh in on#2382
Enter an argument or discussion to express a strongly felt idea
“The children were WEIGHING IN ON stories from the book.”
Weigh on#2383
Make someone consider carefully
“We need to WEIGH ON traffic delays in the schedule.”
Weigh out#2384
Measure a certain amount of something by weight
“The expenses WEIGH OUT more than the budget allows.”
Weigh up#2385
Assess
“We need to WEIGH UP before someone notices.”
Weird off on#2386
Approach someone or behave in a strange, scary unexpected way
“He WEIRDS OFF ON newcomers.”
Weird out#2387
Disturb, cause concern or worry
“We've WEIRDN OUT all the milk.”
Well up#2388
Feel tears starting
“I felt tears WELLING UP when I heard the news.”
Wheel around#2389
Turn quickly and face in the opposite direction
“They're WHEELING AROUND a summer launch date.”
Wheel out#2390
Use something like an explanation that has been used many times before and has lost its impact
“We've WHEELN OUT all the milk.”
Wheel round#2391
Turn quickly and face in the opposite direction
“They're WHEELING ROUND a summer launch date.”
While away#2392
Spend time doing something because you have nothing better to do
“We've WHILEN AWAY all the milk.”
Whip into#2393
Enter rapidly (as for a brief errand)
“We need to WHIP INTO before someone notices.”
Whip off#2394
Produce, make or create quickly
“We need to WHIP OFF a solution.”
Whip out#2395
Remove quickly
“I suppose we should WHIP OUT before they notice we're late.”
Whip out of#2396
Exit rapidly
“We need to WHIP OUT OF of here.”
Whip through#2397
Do something quickly
“We need to WHIP THROUGH before someone notices.”
Whip up#2398
Make food quickly
“We got back late and WHIPPED UP dinner.”
Whisk away#2399
Take to another place quickly
“Can you WHISK AWAY this?”
Whisk off#2400
Take someone to another place, usually unexpectedly
“Can you WHISK OFF this?”
White out#2401
Use correction fluid to cover a mistake in a written text
“Can you WHITE OUT this?”