Associations to the word «Wheeler»
Noun
- Ellen
- Sewing
- Zachary
- Parking
- Zack
- Hayes
- Bain
- Dora
- Platt
- Dorothy
- Speedway
- Harold
- Shamrock
- Alison
- Four
- Trailer
- Tinker
- Woodward
- Honda
- Merritt
- Wexford
- Cycling
- Reorganization
- Nemesis
- Saxophonist
- Irene
- Waterman
- Wheel
- Garner
- Claude
- Whitman
- Cab
- Mel
- Webb
- Callahan
- Joseph
- Automobile
- Burton
- Thornton
- Rutherford
- Oregon
- Lea
- Compression
- Princeton
- Brad
- Bullock
- Gnu
- Mabel
- Quintet
- Bluegrass
- Wayne
- Trumpet
- Afb
- Quentin
- Bike
- Susan
- Rodney
- Oliver
- Robinson
- Slough
- Jeep
- Cars
- Nana
- Billy
- Ted
- Mechanics
- Tennessee
- Sorting
- Lacy
- Rig
- Cc
- Birch
- Pee
- Daniels
- Chaplin
- Siegel
- Malcolm
- Montana
- Christina
- Wolverhampton
- Seater
- Everest
- Hepburn
- Petty
- Patterson
- Concord
- Charlie
- Williamson
- Mann
- Stanton
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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