8 thoughts on “ Wind-Up ”

1. Aug 08,  · In Wind-up humour is a principle sprouting directly from the movement and the non-rhythmical character, that is, from disturbed synchronization." by Jana Bohutinska.

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2. transitive same as wind Definition and synonyms of wind up from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education. This is the British English definition of wind up. View American English definition of wind up.

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3. Wind-Up is a blue and gold metal wind-up robot, of short stature. Each of his arms are blue in color with a gold ring on the end, a gold wind up key on top, and his hands consist of silver claws; he also has two metal legs with blue ankled feet and gold shoe-like smartaronacarsetzvascrededfisemfi.xyzinfoh Voice Actor(s): Bob Bergen.

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4. wind up with (someone or something) 1. To finally or eventually be with someone. I was really excited for the tour, but we wound up with the most boring guide on the planet. If you don't start dating more serious guys, you're going to wind up with a real doofus for a husband. He keeps deluding himself that he will wind up with Rosaline eventually, but.

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5. Wind Up Toys for Kids. Miniature toys that hop, flip, walk, swim, and crawl after you wind up — no batteries required! Wind up toys are perennial party favorites because they actually do something to entertain your guests after just a few turns of the knob. Topaz the Turtle swims when you place it in water; Scamper the Squirrel lifts and spins his acorn; Megan the Bunny hops and stops to.

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6. Jun 30,  · Anna Duggar: I Will NOT Wind Up Like Michelle! by Tyler Johnson at June 30, pm. When a woman marries into the Duggar family, she does so .

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8. Synonyms & Antonyms of wind up (Entry 1 of 2) 1 to bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point try to wind up the performance, as we're almost out of time.

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