awheel

/ (əˈwiːl) /

adverb

on wheels

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Words nearby awheel

awestruck, aweto, awful, awfully, awhato, awheel, awhile, awhirl, awkward, awkward age, awl
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Example sentences from the Web for awheel

  • Crowds streamed by afoot, asaddle and awheel, all bound for a common destination.

    Old Judge Priest|Irvin S. Cobb

  • Who his trimmed enough carriages to set all New Hampshire awheel, and who still practises his trade in Exeter.

    The Real Diary of a Real Boy|Henry A. Shute

  • When he went abroad with Cynthia awheel or afoot, some took off their hats—an unheard-of thing in Coniston.

    Coniston, Complete|Winston Churchill