windle Antonyms
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Meaning of windle
Webster
windle (n.)
A spindle; a kind of reel; a winch.
The redwing.
windle Sentence Examples
- The windle shrieked through the trees, rattling the windows in its wake.
- The old man's windle wound the thread around the spool, creating a tapestry of colors.
- The baby girl's windle was a cherished keepsake, passed down through generations.
- The windle was used to tie up the prisoner's hands, binding him securely.
- The windle twisted and turned in the wind, like a restless spirit.
- The windle was a simple tool, yet it could create intricate and beautiful objects.
- The windle was essential for repairing torn sails on ships at sea.
- The windle groaned and creaked under the weight of the heavy rope.
- The windle was a symbol of strength and durability, standing tall against the elements.
- The windle danced and twirled in the air, carried by the gentle breeze.
FAQs About the word windle
A spindle; a kind of reel; a winch., The redwing.
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The windle shrieked through the trees, rattling the windows in its wake.
The old man's windle wound the thread around the spool, creating a tapestry of colors.
The baby girl's windle was a cherished keepsake, passed down through generations.
The windle was used to tie up the prisoner's hands, binding him securely.
