whall Synonyms
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whall Meaning
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whall (n.)
A light color of the iris in horses; wall-eye.
whall Sentence Examples
- The great whall caromed off the bow of the whaling ship, sending splinters flying.
- A whall of a crowd gathered at the town square for the annual festival.
- The teacher assigned a whall of a homework assignment, much to the students' dismay.
- The task seemed whall but it turned out to be surprisingly manageable.
- The politician gave a whall speech that lasted over an hour, yet no one seemed to mind.
- The whall of the sea was vast and unforgiving, claiming many a sailor's life.
- The orchestra played a whall of a symphony that filled the concert hall with thunderous applause.
- The whall of the problem was so complex that it puzzled even the most brilliant minds.
- The whall of laughter that erupted from the audience at the comedian's jokes was contagious.
- The whall of the storm obscured the sky, sending trees crashing down and homes into ruin.
FAQs About the word whall
A light color of the iris in horses; wall-eye.
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The great whall caromed off the bow of the whaling ship, sending splinters flying.
A whall of a crowd gathered at the town square for the annual festival.
The teacher assigned a whall of a homework assignment, much to the students' dismay.
The task seemed whall but it turned out to be surprisingly manageable.
