Glossary W

Windsor chair pertains to a chair form based on a solid wood seat, with independent leg and back support systems. Plenty of chairs with windsor design were manufactured one after the other, these are bow-back windsor, comb-back windsor, etc.
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Stick windsor (Stick windsor refers to a simple windsor chair, ...)
Chair (Chair is also known as seat is defined as a ...)
Bow (Bow is described as the front of the boat.)
Comb-back windsor (Comb-back windsor (high-back Windsor) pertains to ...)
Comb (Comb bind means to plastic comb bind by inserting ...)

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Wheeled duffel bags refer to large rolling, open luggage or sports bag, with few or no interior compartments.
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Wheel (Wheel refers to the round metal structure that ...)

Worsted yarn is a type or kind of yarn which are made from long fibers of 3 to 6 inches, combed to lie parallel to each other, producing a smooth, clean look. They are usually fine, tightly twisted ply yarns.
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Yarn (Yarn is a long continuous length of interlocked ...)
Worsted (Worsted pertains to a system of processing that ...)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): yarns

Worm-hole is described as an elongated or tubular cavity formed entrapped gas during the solidification of molten metal

Working voltage is described as the typical voltage or range of voltage of a battery during discharge. It is also called operating voltage or running voltage.
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Typical (A Typical is not a specific individual or even ...)
Volt (Ma?einheit f?r die elektrische Spannung, (Abk. V))

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): workings, voltages

Wheeled garment bag refers to a bag that holds suits, dresses, gowns, shirts, etc. using a hanging system. May be used rolling or carried.
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Wheel (Wheel refers to the round metal structure that ...)
Garment (Garment refers to a piece of clothing)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): garments, Garments, bags

Warrington hammer is sometimes called joiners or Cross pein. These are hammers for driving nails or pins. The cross pein is used to start the nail or pin , then the hammer is reversed to use the flat head to drive it home.
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Hammer (Hammer refers to an instrument for driving nails ...)

Welding technique pertains to the manner is which the operator manipulates an electrode, a blowpipe or a similar appliance.
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Blowpipe (Blowpipe refers to a device for mixing and ...)
Welding (Welding represents the joining of two workpieces ...)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): techniques