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wale

[weyl] / weɪl /


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The fugues, meanwhile, weave something more like the wale of a domestic fabric.

From Washington Post

That search of money has been more visible in the U.S. than Europe, though the levels of issuance has been well-below levels seen in the wale of the 2008 financial crisis.

From Reuters

Merchandise Wide wale corduroy, cheetah prints, pearl fringe and purple-dyed denim all share a rack, yet somehow #GANNIGirls all look similar.

From New York Times

So I went to wale on him … And God said, ‘Go ahead,’” he said.

From Fox News

And ‘wale’—while spelled differently than the word for the gargantuan aquatic creature—contributes to my concerns.

From The Wall Street Journal