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wage n
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the money, or earnings, for which people work; often also used in the plural (wages)
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wares n
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products, goods, merchandise
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warranty n
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an engagement as to the qualities or title of a thing at the time of the engagement (cf guarantee, which is an engagement that a certain act will be done or not done in future)
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to wear off v
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to lose effect; to deteriorate through use or stress
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wheat n
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one of the earliest cultivated grains which provides a white flour for bread
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wickedly adv
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in an evil manner; not well
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widget n
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a hypothetical manufactured object, considered to represent the typical product of a manufacturer
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width n
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the extent of something from side to side
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wire frame n
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a method of creating three-dimensional animations by drawing a series of frames showing the moving image in outline, like a moving skeleton
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to withdraw v
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to take back (a promise, a statement, an offer, etc.)
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workbench n
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1. desktop environment for running CAD applications; a document-specific set of tools for completing specific tasks
2. desktop, i.e. the visual work area that fills the display and offers specific tools to users of a software application for completing specific tasks; original meaning: a strong worktable for a carpenter or mechanic
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workspace n
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a window or task management technique that consists of a container holding a set of objects, where the windows of the contained objects are constrained to a parent window
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to wrap things up v
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to finish, to conclude
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