wand
31wand — wandlike, adj. /wond/, n. 1. a slender stick or rod, esp. one used by a magician, conjurer, or diviner. 2. a rod or staff carried as an emblem of one s office or authority. 3. a slender shoot, stem, or branch of a shrub or tree. 4. a small… …
32wand — Synonyms and related words: Tarnkappe, armory, badge, badge of office, badges, baton, blazonry, brassard, button, caduceus, cap and gown, cap of darkness, chain, chain of office, class ring, cockade, collar, crook, crosier, cross, cross staff,… …
33Wand — Wandf 1.verdeckenderGegenstand(Zeitung,Mantelo.ä.),dervonTaschendiebenzurTarnungbenutztwird.1900ff. 2.blaueWand=Kriegsmarine.»Blau«wegenderUniformfarbe;»Wand«legtdieVorstellung»breitgebaut;kräftigentwickelt;großwüchsig«nahe.1910ff,sold.… …
34wand — [12] A wand is etymologically a ‘bendable’ stick. The word was borrowed from Old Norse vöndr ‘thin straight stick’. This in turn went back to a prehistoric Germanic *wanduz, which was derived from *wand , *wend ‘turn’ (source also of English… …
35wand — UK [wɒnd] / US [wɑnd] noun [countable] Word forms wand : singular wand plural wands 1) a thin stick that is used for doing magic 2) any tool that has the shape of a thin stick …
36Wand — i. d. R. senkrecht stehendes flächenhaftes Bauteil als Bestandteil von Gebäuden. Das hochdeutsche Wort Wand ist über das althochdeutsche want vom indogermanischen uonedh herzuleiten. Letzteres bedeutete: Geflecht, das mit Lehm bestrichen wird… …
37Wand — die Wand, e 1. Ich stelle das Regal rechts an die Wand. 2. Die Wände sind hier sehr dünn. Man hört alles …
38wand — [12] A wand is etymologically a ‘bendable’ stick. The word was borrowed from Old Norse vöndr ‘thin straight stick’. This in turn went back to a prehistoric Germanic *wanduz, which was derived from *wand , *wend ‘turn’ (source also of English… …
39wand — noun a) A stick or staff. b) An instrument shaped like a stick or staff such as a curling wand …
40wand — noun Wand is used after these nouns: ↑mascara …
