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NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 74

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NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 74. The small but very concise NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases offers 6,000 basic and common English words plus 6,000 basic and common English idioms and phrases. You will find this portable title essential in the classroom, at home, or traveling, when you need help to recall word and phrase meanings. | west west west 1. n. the direction to the left of someone or something facing north the direction in which the sun sets. No plural. 2. n. the western part of a region or country. No plural. Capitalized when referring to a region of the United States. 3. adj. to Q on the side that is toward Q facing Q. Not prenominal. 4. adj. from Q. Especially used to describe wind. Not prenominal. 5. adv. toward Q into the western part of something. the West 1. n. Western Europe North America and South America as contrasted especially with Eastern Europe East Asia and sometimes other parts of Asia. No plural. Often capitalized. 2. n. the part of Europe that was not under the influence of the former Soviet Union or ruled under a political and economic system similar to that in the former Soviet Union. No plural. western wes t n 1. adj. in the west toward the west facing the west. 2. adj. from the west. Especially used to describe wind. 3. n. a movie book or television show about the development of the part of the United States that is in the West during the 1800s. Sometimes capitalized. wet wet 1. adj. not dry covered with or soaked with liquid. Adv wetly. Comp wetter sup wettest. 2. adj. of weather rainy. Adv wetly. Comp wetter sup wettest. 3. adj. allowing liquor to be sold legally . 4. tv. irreg. to make someone or something Q to cause someone or something to be Q. Past tense and past participle wet wetted. 5. tv. irreg. to urinate on oneself on something or in one s own clothes. Past tense and past participle usually wet. as mad as a wet hen GET one s FEET WET wet behind the ears young and inexperienced. a wet blanket a dull or depressing person who spoils other people s enjoyment. wetness wet n@s n. moisture liquid that can be felt or seen. No plural. we ve wiv cont. we have where have is an auxiliary. whale wel n. a very large mammal that lives in the ocean and breathes through an opening on top of its head. wharf worf n. irreg. a platform where ships can dock in order to .