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61 wheezy
['wi:zi] adj. astmatik, shpirraq (kalë) ( Adjective wheezy, Comparative wheezier, Superlative wheeziest) -
62 wifely
['waifli] adj. prej gruaje të martuar; bashkëshortore (detyra etj) ( Adjective wifely, Comparative wifelier, Superlative wifeliest) -
63 wiggly
['wigli] adj 1. gjarpërues. 2. e valëzuar (vijë) ( Adjective wiggly, Comparative wigglier, Superlative wiggliest) -
64 wily
['waili] adj. finok, dinak; dhelparak; he's a wily old devil/bird/fox është skile e vjetër ( Adjective wily, Comparative wilier, Superlative wiliest) -
65 windy
['windi] adj 1. që e rreh era (vend). 2. me erë (mot). 3. Br.fig. i trembur; be/get windy më kap paniku. 4. amer. fjalëshumë; me ujë (raport) ( Adjective windy, Comparative windier, Superlative windiest) -
66 wintery
['wintëri, 'wintri] adj. shih wintry ( Adjective wintery, Comparative winterier, Superlative winteriest) -
67 wintry
['wintri] adj 1. dimri, dimëror; in wintry conditions në kohë dimri. 2. fig. i ftohtë, i akullt; i trishtë, i zymtë ( also wintery) ( Adjective wintry, Comparative wintrier, Superlative wintriest)● wintry wind ['wintri] n. thëllim (THËLLIM m. sh. 1. Erë shumë e ftohtë, erë që të pret. Thëllimi i dimrit. Fryn thëllimi. Të thante thëllimi. Çante përmes thëllimit. 2. Të ftohtë i madh e i thatë, acar. Thëllimi i dimrit ( i mëngjesit). Punojnë edhe në thëllim.)● winterly ['wintë:(r)li] dimri, dimëror, i ftohtë, i zymtë -
68 winy
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69 wiry
['wajëri] adj 1. i ashpër, drizë (flok). 2. fig. i thatë (njeri). 3. prej teli; si tel ( Adjective wiry, Comparative wirier, Superlative wiriest) -
70 wispy
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71 wobbly
['wobli] adj 1. i dredhur, që dridhet (zë, dorë). 2. që tundet, që lëkundet (tavolinë etj); be a bit wobbly on one's legs s'më mbajnë mirë këmbët. ( Adjective wobbly, Comparative wobblier, Superlative wobbliest) -
72 wonky
['wonki] adj.,Br. gj.fol. 1. gati për t'u prishur; në gjendje të keqe. 2. që tundet, që i luajnë këmbët (tavolinë). 3. fig. i çalë (gramatikisht). 4. fig. i dobët, jo mirë nga shëndeti. ( Adjective wonky, Comparative wonkier, Superlative wonkiest) -
73 woodsy
['wudsi] adj. i drunjtë, prej druri; si dru ( Adjective woodsy, Comparative woodsier, Superlative woodsiest) -
74 woozy
['wu:zi] adj. zhrg 1. i dobët, me marrje mendsh. 2. i turbullt, i ngatërruar; i rrëmujshëm. 3. i paqartë, i mjegulluar. 4. pakëz i pirë, çakërrqejf. ( Adjective woozy, Comparative woozier, Superlative wooziest) -
75 wordy
['wë:di] adj 1. fjalëshumë. 2. me fjalë; gojor; a wordy war luftë me fjalë. ( Adjective wordy, Comparative wordier, Superlative wordiest) -
76 worldly
['wë:ldli] adj 1. tokësor; i kësaj bote. 2. materialist. 3. me përvojë; me këmbë në tokë. 4. lëndor, material; worldly goods të mira materiale. ( Adjective worldly, Comparative worldlier, Superlative worldliest)● worldly-minded ['wë:ldli'maindid] adj. materialist; me këmbë në tokë● worldly wisdom ['wë:ldli 'wizdëm] n. përvojë jetësore● worldly-wise ['wë:ldliuaiz] adj. i rrahur, me përvojë -
77 wormy
['wë:mi] adj 1. me krimba; i krimbur; i ngrënë nga krimbi. 2. fig. i përçmuar ( Adjective wormy, Comparative wormier, Superlative wormiest) -
78 worthy
['wë:dhi] adj.,n. -adj 1. i denjë; i merituar; worthy of praise që meriton të lavdërohet; worthy of respect i denjë për respekt. 2. i lavdërueshëm. ( Adjective worthy, Comparative worthier, Superlative worthiest)/-n. njeri me vlera; njeri i admirueshëm (pl. worthies) -
79 wriggly
['rigli] adj. që përdridhet; fërgëllues; i lëvizur. ( Adjective wriggly, Comparative wrigglier, Superlative wriggliest) -
80 wry
[rai] adj 1. e sforcuar, me përdhunë (buzëqeshje). 2. qesëndisës, me ironi (vërejtje). 3. e shtrembër (hundë). 4. i pahijshëm, pa vend (gjest). ( Adjective wet, Comparative wryer, wrier, Superlative wriest, wryest)
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