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wig w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| wig noun head of artificial hair | perukanoun |
| wigeon noun a kind of duck | świstunnoun |
| wigging | |
| wiggle verb to move with irregular motions | bujać sięverb |
| wiggle room noun opportunity to make alternative decisions | furtkanoun |
| wight noun a living creature, a human being | istotanoun |
| wigmaker noun person who makes wigs | perukarznoun |
| wigwam noun a Native American dwelling | wigwamnoun |
| American wigeon noun Anas americana | |
| as the twig is bent, so is the tree inclined a person's formative experiences influence their adult character | |
| big wig | |
| bigwig noun A person of importance | figuranoun gruba rybanoun szychanoun VIPnoun |
| earwig noun the insect | skoreknoun szczypawkanoun zauszniknoun |
| Eurasian wigeon noun dabbling duck | świstunnoun |
| Hedwig noun female given name | Jadwiganoun |
| Isle of Wight noun island and county off the south coast of England | Wyspa Wightnoun |
| Jadwiga | |
| lawyer's wig noun Coprinus comatus | |
| porwigle | |
| purwiggy | |
| Schleswig-Holstein noun state | |
| swig verb to drink (usually by gulping) | żłopaćverb |
| twig noun a small thin branch | gałązkanoun witkanoun |
| twiggy |
