Associations to the word «Winder»
Noun
- Luz
- Joe
- Carrie
- Chelsea
- Anson
- Nina
- Sammy
- Barrow
- Worthington
- Pedro
- Dey
- Campsite
- Pane
- Crutch
- Yarn
- Lds
- Feller
- Briefcase
- Jest
- Bronco
- Wool
- Dat
- Shutter
- Davey
- Chandler
- Dived
- Publicity
- Reel
- Inertia
- Flashlight
- Quilt
- Thrill
- Fn
- Shallow
- Willard
- Musket
- Cadillac
- Vance
- Miriam
- Th
- Mak
- Mango
- Cruising
- Bra
- Crazy
- Pulitzer
- Tyler
- Em
- Shit
- Trouser
- Horatio
- Wink
- Hawkins
- Mangrove
- Ginger
- Nate
- Kyle
- Schwartz
- Silk
- Baird
- Headache
- Levin
- Groan
- Chap
- Fax
- Abe
- Barney
- Georgia
- Frankie
- Bastard
- Tile
- Jug
- Trooper
- Tourist
Wiktionary
WINDER, noun. A textile worker, or machine, that winds cloth
WINDER, noun. A spool around which something is wound
WINDER, noun. A key or knob for winding a clock, watch or clockwork mechanism
WINDER, noun. One of the steps of a spiral staircase (as opposed to a flyer, or straight step).
WINDER, noun. (slang) A blow that winds somebody, or takes away their breath.
WINDER, verb. To fan; to clean grain with a fan.
WINDER, noun. Eye dialect spelling of window.
WINDER, proper noun. A surname.
WINDER, proper noun. A city and county seat of Barrow County, Georgia.
Dictionary definition
WINDER, noun. A worker who winds (e.g., a winch or clock or other mechanism).
WINDER, noun. Mechanical device used to wind another device that is driven by a spring (as a clock).
WINDER, noun. Mechanical device around which something can be wound.
Wise words
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