| windgall |
distention of the joint capsule or of a tendon sheath in the region of the fetlock of a horse, caused by a collection of synovial fluid; it is unsightly but usually does not interfere with functioning. Also written wind gall. Called also windpuff.
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| windigo |
a culture-specific syndrome characterized by delusions of being possessed by the windigo, with fears of becoming cannibalistic and agitated depression. Called also witigo.
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| windlass |
an apparatus for lifting or hauling, consisting of a bar that can be turned to reel in a cable attached to a load.
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veneered c.
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the energy range of gamma radiation that, once detected, will be accepted by the detection system; determined by the upper and lower window settings of the pulse height analyzer.
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| win | a mechanical device that cleans the windshield |
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| win | a truncated cloth cone mounted on a mast |
| win | the British royal family since 1917 |
| win | a city in southeastern Ontario on the Detroit River opposite Detroit |
| win | straight chair having a shaped seat and a back of many spindles |
| win | a light chrome green pigment |
| win | a wide triangular knot for tying a tie |
| win | a wide necktie worn in a loose bow |
| win | a storm consisting of violent winds |
| win | ride standing on a surfboard with an attached sail, on water |
| win | open to or swept by wind |
| win | a concluding action |
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