Associations to the word «Wheeler»
Noun
- Mortimer
- Wilcox
- Kenny
- Archibald
- Nicholson
- Paddle
- Cheryl
- Scooter
- Ella
- Eighteen
- Dealer
- Ide
- Bert
- Aspen
- Nicola
- Trumpeter
- Burrow
- Kenyon
- Tyson
- Audrey
- Dixon
- Marietta
- Forrest
- Decatur
- Morton
- Rufus
- Earle
- Ritter
- Motorcycle
- Excavation
- Foster
- Thorne
- Winston
- Archaeologist
- Lyle
- Bennett
- Cavalry
- Sweeney
- Stern
- Fission
- Relativity
- Hearst
- Halfback
- Aaa
- Pell
- Steamboat
- Nathaniel
- Bridgeport
- Shannon
- Chattanooga
- Montague
- Hawaii
- Boiler
- Flex
- Bragg
- Fcc
- Noble
- Tractor
- Shale
- Everett
- Harriet
- Wilkes
- Dryden
- Archaeology
- Janice
- Bicycle
- Wink
- Lucille
- Deborah
- Transform
- Bonnie
- Sherman
- Maggie
- Cindy
- Auto
- Indus
- Physicist
- Megan
- Tyrone
- Ethel
- Tim
- Hugh
- Dana
- Winslow
- Gibbs
- Erica
- Lumber
- Truck
- Maureen
- Evan
- Airfield
- Syndicate
- Duluth
- Fontaine
Adjective
Wiktionary
WHEELER, noun. (obsolete) a wheelwright, a wheelmaker
WHEELER, noun. Someone who operates a wheel
WHEELER, noun. (archaic) a wheel horse
WHEELER, noun. (used in combination with a preceding whole number) A vehicle having the specified number of wheels.
WHEELER, proper noun. An English surname., derived from the trade name wheeler
Dictionary definition
WHEELER, noun. Scottish archaeologist (1890-1976).
WHEELER, noun. Someone who makes and repairs wooden wheels.
WHEELER, noun. The man at the outermost end of the rank in wheeling.
WHEELER, noun. A person who rides a bicycle.
WHEELER, noun. A draft horse harnessed behind others and nearest the wheels of a vehicle.
Wise words
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genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
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