Woo

  • 11woo|er — «WOO uhr», noun. a person or animal that woos; suitor …

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  • 12woo|ra|li — «woo RAH lee», noun. = curare. (Cf. ↑curare) ╂[< a Tupi word] …

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  • 13woo|ra|ri — «woo RAH ree», noun. = curare. (Cf. ↑curare) ╂[variant of woorali, oorali] …

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  • 14Woo-e — Woo e, Sorte Thee, s.d. S. 460 …

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  • 15woo — index persuade, prevail (persuade) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …

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  • 16woo — (v.) O.E. wogian, of uncertain origin and with no known cognates; perhaps related to woh, wog bent, inclined, as with affection …

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  • 17woo — vb court, solicit, *invite, bid Analogous words: allure, *attract: *lure, entice, seduce: blandish, *coax, cajole, wheedle: pursue, chase, *follow, trail …

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  • 18woo — [v] seek as romantic partner address, aim for, beg, bill and coo*, butter up*, caress, charm, chase, court, cultivate, curry favor*, date, entreat, go steady, importune, keep company, make advances, make love, press one’s suit with*, propose,… …

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  • 19woo — ► VERB (woos, wooed) 1) try to gain the love of (a woman). 2) seek the support or custom of. DERIVATIVES wooer noun. ORIGIN Old English …

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  • 20Woo — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Woo Produktionsland USA …

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