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wakes
English
Noun
wakes
- plural of wake
Noun
wakes pl (plural only)
- A community holiday, particularly in northern England.
Derived terms
- wakes week
Verb
wakes
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wake
Anagrams
- Askew, askew, wekas
wakes From the web:
- what wakes you up
- what wakes katniss up
- what wakes you up in the morning
- what wakes you up from sleep
- what wakes up mr. jones
- what wakes cole from his sleep
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- what wakesurf board to buy
wakest
English
Etymology
wake +? -est.
Verb
wakest
- (archaic) second-person singular simple present form of wake
Anagrams
- tweaks
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- what waist
- what waist size is a 6
- what waist reviews
- what waist size is a 8
- what waist size is a 12
- what waist size is a 16
- what waist size is a 10
- what waist trainer reviews
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