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wagon-wheel effects

wagon-wheel effects is the plural of wagon-wheel effect.

Meaning of wagon-wheel effect

Noun

wagon-wheel effect (plural wagon-wheel effects)

  1. An optical illusion in which a spoked wheel appears to rotate differently from its true rotation, sometimes caused by stroboscopic effects.

Questions about wagon-wheel effects

What is wagon-wheel effects the plural of?
Wagon-wheel effects is the plural of wagon-wheel effect.

Words near wagon-wheel effects in the dictionary

  1. wagon-master
  2. wagon-masters
  3. wagon-sheet
  4. wagon-sheets
  5. wagon-wheel effect
  6. wagon-wheel effects
  7. wagonable
  8. wagonage
  9. wagonages
  10. wagonbuilder
  11. wagonbuilders

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