W, w
noun, plural W's or Ws, w's or ws.
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Contemporary Examples of w
“[W]hen the going got tough, his economic team picked Wall Street,” Warren said.
“By 2013, I had accepted my role as the… camouflage,” Williams said in an interview with W magazine.
At first glance, the late Sir Ernest Gowers looks—to put it bluntly—like a bit of a W——-.
Risking eye rolls from D.C. residents, the rooftop bar at the W Hotel still offers one of the best views of the city.
“[W]hen a novelist finds an audience, even a small one … the relation is based on recognition, not misunderstanding,” he writes.
Historical Examples of w
Look at 'is 'orse,—w'ich it aren't; it's a snyle, that's w'at it is.
The Black BagLouis Joseph Vance
Eh, but the w'ys o' the Almichty are truly no to be mizzered by mortal line!
Salted With FireGeorge MacDonald
The corner of the 'W' instead of being clear and distinct, is blunt and defective.
The Film of FearArnold Fredericks
The "a" was misplaced, the "W" minus its lower right-hand corner.
The Film of FearArnold Fredericks
In a moment he's onto Emil, an' begins to w'irl his hypnotic rope.
Faro Nell and Her FriendsAlfred Henry Lewis