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wind down to become less strong or intense. [2 definitions]
windfall money or another piece of good fortune that is not expected or earned. [2 definitions]
wind instrument a musical instrument that is sounded by the force of air blown into it. Flutes, trumpets, and clarinets are some wind instruments.
windmill a machine that uses energy from the wind to turn a large wheel. Windmills are used to grind grain into flour, pump water, and make electricity.
window an opening in a wall or vehicle that lets in air and light and provides a view out. [2 definitions]
window-shop to pass time by looking at goods in store windows without any intention of buying them.
windowsill a ledge at the bottom of a window frame.
windpipe the tube that carries air between the throat and the lungs in humans and certain animals; trachea.
windscreen the British word for a curved piece of glass or plastic attached to the front of a car or other vehicle to protect the driver and riders from the wind. "Windscreen" has the same meaning as "windshield."
windshield a curved piece of glass or plastic attached to the front of a car or other vehicle to protect the driver and riders from the wind.
windshield wiper a long, narrow piece of rubber attached to a metal blade that moves mechanically across a front or rear window of a car or other vehicle. A windshield wiper moves back and forth to remove raindrops, snow, leaves, dirt, or the like from the windshield.
windstorm a storm with high winds with little or no rain or other precipitation.
windsurfing a sport in which a person stands on a board to which a sail is attached and sails through the water by moving the sail.
windswept exposed to the wind; windy.
wind up (informal) to bring (something) to an end. [4 definitions]
windy having a great amount of wind.
wine the juice of grapes that has been fermented and contains alcohol.
wing either of a pair of movable body parts used by birds, bats, or insects to fly. [6 definitions]
winged having wings.
wingspan the distance from the tip of one wing of a bird or plane to the tip of the other.
wingspread the distance from the tip of one wing of a bird or plane to the tip of the other wing when they are spread wide.