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Alternative definitions for existing English words. Let us know by email if you can think of others.
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| Walking | Our male ruler, in Newcastle - from Martin Ferris |
| Weight | Royal colour, opposite of black - from Martin Ferris |
| Warthogs | our clothing, in Newcastle - from Martin Ferris |
| Window | to profit from gambling - from Martin Ferris |
| Walnut | Very obsessive bricklayer |
| Warble | Our male cow, in Newcastle |
| Warlock | Our door fastener, in Newcastle |
| Warbling | Geordie jewellery |
| Warming | Our expensive vase, in Newcastle |
| Washing | The ricochet sound of a sword hitting a wall |
| Weeding | Sound of a small bell, in Scotland |
| Wench | A device for lifting women |
| Wimple | A small wimp |
| Winkle | A small wink |
| Winsome | Partial success |
| Witchcraft | Magazine for potential boat owners |
