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  • 111Wheel of Fortune Deluxe! — is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game based on the game show Wheel of Fortune . It has more puzzles to solve than its 1992 predecessor …

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  • 112Wheel of Fortune — bezeichnet die englische Bezeichnung des Glücksspiels einen Song der Gruppe Ace of Base Wheel of Fortune (NES) ein Videospiel für den NES Siehe auch Glücksrad …

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  • 113wheel and deal — UK US verb [I] INFORMAL COMMERCE, POLITICS ► to try to make a profit or get an advantage using clever, complicated, and sometimes dishonest methods: »He made a cool $500,000 before lunch wheeling and dealing in shares. »He continued to wheel and… …

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  • 114wheel clamp — wheel ,clamp noun count BRITISH a BOOT for attaching to a car wheel …

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  • 115wheel animalcule — wheel′ animal cule n. mcr rotifer Also called wheel′ an imal …

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  • 116wheel horse — wheel′ horse or wheel′ horse n. 1) ahb. Also called wheeler a horse, or one of the horses, harnessed behind others and nearest the front wheels of a vehicle. 2) dial. Chiefly South Midland and Southern U.S. a reliable, diligent, and strong worker …

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  • 117wheel lock — wheel′ lock n. 1) mil an old type of gunlock in which sparks are produced by the friction of a small steel wheel against a piece of iron pyrites 2) mil a gun having such a gunlock • Etymology: 1660–70 …

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  • 118wheel of fortune — wheel′ of for′tune n. 1) wheel 9) 2) a wheellike gambling device that is spun to determine the winner of a prize • Etymology: 1755–65 …

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  • 119wheel and deal — ► wheel and deal engage in commercial or political scheming. Main Entry: ↑wheel …

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  • 120wheel lock — n. 1. an early type of gunlock in which a rough wheel is spun on a piece of pyrite or flint to throw sparks into the pan and set off the charge 2. a gun with such a lock …

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