Wand
71wand shoot — noun : a round of 36 arrows shot at a wand …
72wand shot — noun : one of the shots of a wand shoot …
73wand — noun Etymology: Middle English, slender stick, from Old Norse vǫndr; probably akin to Old English windan to wind, twist more at wind Date: 13th century 1. a slender staff carried in a procession ; verge 2. a slender rod used by conjurers and… …
74wand — a fishing rod …
75Wand — A Sussex measure of land = 10 yokes = c.500 acres. The Latin form is wendus. Cf. Rape1 …
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77wand — 1. past 3rd sing of windan; 2. f? ( e/ a) mole (animal) …
78wand — wạnd Imperfekt, 1. und 3. Person Sg; ↑winden …
79wand — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. rod, caduceus, mace, scepter; staff, stick, baton; divining rod, dowsing stick; withe. See sorcery. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. magic staff, rod, fairy staff, scepter, baton, divining rod, caduceus. III… …
80wand — англ. [уо/нд] палочка, дирижерская палочка; то же, что baton …