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Traditional English :: wigwam
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wigwam.html - n. 1 a N. American Indian's hut or tent of skins, mats, or bark on poles. 2 a similar structure for children etc. [Ojibwa wigwaum, Algonquin wikiwam their house] |
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Traditional English :: wigwag
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wigwam.html - v.intr. (wigwagged, wigwagging) colloq.
1 move lightly to and fro.
2 wave flags in this way in signalling. [redupl. f. WAG(1)] |
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Traditional English :: wigwam
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wigwam.html - n. 1 a N. American Indian's hut or tent of skins, mats, or bark on poles. 2 a similar structure for children etc. [Ojibwa wigwaum, Algonquin wikiwam their house] |
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Traditional English :: wigwag
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wigwam.html - v.intr. (wigwagged, wigwagging) colloq.
1 move lightly to and fro.
2 wave flags in this way in signalling. [redupl. f. WAG(1)] |
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Traditional English :: wigwam
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wigwam.html - n. 1 a N. American Indian's hut or tent of skins, mats, or bark on poles. 2 a similar structure for children etc. [Ojibwa wigwaum, Algonquin wikiwam their house] |
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English Idioms :: wig
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wigwam.html - See: BIG CHEESE or BIG WIG. |
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