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wandle

/ˈwɒndəl//ˈwændəl/

wandle adjective: supple; pliant; nimble.

Adjective

wandle (comparative more wandle, superlative most wandle)

  1. (UK, dialectal) supple; pliant; nimble

Proper noun capitalized: Wandle

the Wandle

  1. A minor river in Greater London, England, which joins the Thames at Wandsworth.
  2. A short river in north Canterbury, New Zealand, which flows into the Mason River.

Forms of wandle

comparativemore wandle
superlativemost wandle

Words that rhyme with wandle

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Questions about wandle

What does wandle mean?
Wandle means supple; pliant; nimble.
What part of speech is wandle?
Wandle can be an adjective or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce wandle?
Wandle is pronounced /ˈwændəl/ (UK).

Words near wandle in the dictionary

  1. Wandiligong
  2. Wandin East
  3. Wandin North
  4. wanding
  5. Wandjina
  6. wandle
  7. wandless
  8. wandlike
  9. wandlore
  10. wandmaker
  11. wandmakers

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