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whish

[hwish, wish] / ʰwɪʃ, wɪʃ /




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Critics have lavished praise on the latest version, whish is directed by Edward Berger and stars Austrian actor Felix Kammerer.

From BBC Jan. 19, 2023

In an interview with TV channel Jovem Pan, the president said the federal government is studying a humanitarian visa for those who whish to come to the country.

From Reuters Feb. 28, 2022

I let the room spin, and I close my eyes and feel my body whish and whirl and pound.

From "Sparrow" by Sarah Moon

This idea did not strike Tom Fillot, who got well out and was about to climb up, when a blow came with a whish within an inch of his head.

From The Black Bar by M.L.P.

When," Kirsty went on without heeding him, "she heard a great whish of water behind her.

From Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood by George MacDonald

The gas that whishes up, at 230 lb.-per-sq.-in. pressure, from wells in southern California's Salton Sea basin, is carbon dioxide, more than 99% pure and free of malodorous hydrogen sulphide.

From Time Magazine Archive




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