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wyes (pl.)
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wyes Sentence Examples
- The winding river branched off into multiple wyes, creating a labyrinthine network.
- The intricate wyes of the willow tree whispered secrets in the breeze.
- The roads intersected at a series of wyes, forming a confusing maze for travelers.
- The fork of the creek split into two narrow wyes, each leading to a different destination.
- The antlers of the stag extended outwards in graceful wyes, creating a majestic crown.
- The lightning bolt struck the ground in a zigzag pattern, leaving behind a trail of charred wyes.
- The cracks in the plaster formed a complex web of wyes, marring the once-pristine surface.
- The ship's sail billowed in the wind, its wyes forming a graceful arch above the deck.
- The honeycomb was composed of hexagonal wyes, each filled with sweet golden honey.
- The branches of the coral spread out in fan-like wyes, creating a vibrant underwater ecosystem.
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The winding river branched off into multiple wyes, creating a labyrinthine network.
The intricate wyes of the willow tree whispered secrets in the breeze.
The roads intersected at a series of wyes, forming a confusing maze for travelers.
The fork of the creek split into two narrow wyes, each leading to a different destination.
