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W.G.

American  
Or w.g.

abbreviation

  1. water gauge.

  2. weight guaranteed.

  3. wire gauge.


wg 1 British  

abbreviation

  1. water gauge

  2. wire gauge

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WG 2 British  

abbreviation

  1. Grenada (international car registration)

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Etymology

Origin of WG

from W(indward Islands) G(renada)

Example Sentences

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Associated Press hockey writer Stephen Whyno and freelance journalist W.G.

From Seattle Times

By 1979, he had returned to Germany, where he settled in Munich and started a publishing house, the Other Library, which developed an eclectic roster of classic and contemporary books, including works by German novelist W.G.

From Washington Post

Mr. Enzensberger returned to Germany in 1979 and settled in Munich, where he started a publishing house, The Other Library, which helped develop young authors, including the German novelist W.G.

From New York Times

The film, which premiered Monday in Cannes, uses extensive archival footage to depict the Allied bombing campaign of Germany during World War II. The question at the heart of the film, inspired by W.G.

From Seattle Times

“The Natural History of Destruction,” which is based on a book of the same name by W.G.

From Reuters