Associations to the word «Dwindle»
Noun
- Catastrophe
- Speck
- Pension
- Trickle
- Insurance
- Numbers
- Attendance
- Exception
- Supply
- Congregation
- Shrinking
- Extinction
- Membership
- Popularity
- Tax
- Enrollment
- Handful
- Desertion
- Ration
- Base
- Spiral
- Assimilation
- Stock
- Blackness
- Emigration
- Reserve
- Influx
- Cost
- Dot
- Contract
- Mote
- Altogether
- Increase
- Closure
- Shrink
- Ammunition
- Sales
- Decline
- Manpower
- Resource
- Ache
- Away
- Faint
- Population
- Exhaustion
- Patronage
- Breakaway
- Thud
- Bison
- Bankruptcy
- Renie
- Fortune
- Sturgeon
- Twinkle
- Fade
- Salmon
- Crowd
- Slowing
- Wail
- Conscription
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
DWINDLE, verb. (intransitive) To decrease, shrink, diminish, reduce in size.
DWINDLE, verb. (intransitive) (figuratively) To fall away in quality; degenerate, sink.
DWINDLE, verb. To lessen; to bring low.
DWINDLE, verb. To break; to disperse.
Dictionary definition
DWINDLE, verb. Become smaller or lose substance; "Her savings dwindled down".
Wise words
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