Letter W – Episode 3
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1. What does “well armed” mean?
Explanation: It means having strong weapons for protection or fighting. Example: The platoon was well armed during the patrol.
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2. What does “well-to-do” mean?
Explanation: It means having plenty of money and a good lifestyle. Example: Only well-to-do families can buy homes there.
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3. What does “wet” mean?
Explanation: It means not dry because water or liquid is on it. Example: My shoes are wet after the rain.
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4. What does “whirlybird” mean?
Explanation: It means a helicopter. Example: The whirlybird flew over the base.
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5. What does “whole” mean?
Explanation: It means complete and not missing any part. Example: The whole team arrived on time.
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6. What does “wick” mean?
Explanation: It means the string in a candle that carries the flame. Example: The wick burned slowly in the candle.
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7. What does “windbag” mean?
Explanation: It means someone who talks too much. Example: She’s a windbag in every meeting.
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8. What does “wind” mean?
Explanation: It means to turn something around in a circle. Example: She wound the handle, but nothing happened.
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9. What does “wind up” mean?
Explanation: It means to bring something to an end or final point. Example: Let’s wind up the meeting now.
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10. What does “wipe” mean?
Explanation: It means to clean or dry by rubbing with something. Example: He wiped his face with a towel.
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