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91wal|lop|er — «WOL uh puhr», noun. Dialect. anything strikingly large or big; whopper …
92wal|lop|ing — «WOL uh pihng», noun, adjective. Informal. –n. 1. a sound beating or thrashing. 2. a thorough defeat. –adj. big; powerful; strong; whopping …
93wal|ly|ball — «WL ee BL», noun. U.S. volleyball played in a walled court: »Wallyball is…played on a racquetball court (New York Daily News) …
94wal|ly|drag — «WAY lee drag, WOL ee », noun. Scottish. 1. a) a weak or runty person or animal. b) the youngest (and often feeblest) of a family, brood, or litter. 2. a worthless, slovenly person, especially a woman …
95wal|ly|drai|gle — «WAY lee DRAY guhl, WOL ee », noun. Scottish. wallydrag. ╂[origin unknown] …
96wal|nut — «WL nuht, nuht», noun. 1. a rather large, almost round nut with a division between its two halves and a hard, ridged surface. The meat of the walnut is eaten by itself or used in cakes and cookies. 2. any one of the trees that it grows on,… …
97Wal|pur|gis Night — «vahl PUR gihs», the night of April 30; the feast of Saint Walpurgis, when, according to German legend, witches were supposed to hold revels with the Devil on a peak of the Harz Mountains. ╂[translation of German Walpurgisnacht] …
98Wal|pur|gis|nacht — «vahl PUR gihs nahkhT», noun. German. Walpurgis Night …
99Wal|ter Mitty — «WL tuhr», = Mitty. (Cf. ↑Mitty) …
100Wal-Mart — Infobox Company company name = Wal Mart Stores, Inc. company company type = Public (nyse|WMT) company slogan = Save Money, Live Better.(U.S.) We sell for less! (Canada) foundation = 1962 founder = Sam Walton location = Bentonville, Arkansas area… …
