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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   willy-willy

   • IPA[ˈwilēˌwilē]

   美式

   • n.
     a whirlwind or dust storm.

   • noun: willy-willy, plural noun: willy-willies

2. • 相關詞

   willy

   • n.
     a man's penis.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   willy

   • n.
     a penis.

   Oxford Dictionary

   willy

   • n.
     a sudden outburst of anger or annoyance.

   Oxford Dictionary

   willy

   • n.
     a sudden outburst of anger or annoyance.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   willy-waving

   • n.
     boastful or exaggerated demonstrations of toughness or superiority: he was mocked and derided for this supercharged form of international willy-waving
   • adj.
     engaging in or characterized by boastful or exaggerated demonstrations of toughness or superiority: they are more likely to look for solutions rather than storming into situations with willy-waving aggression a series of willy-waving confrontations

   Oxford American Dictionary

   willy-nilly

   • adv.
     whether one likes it or not: he would be forced to collaborate willy-nilly

   Oxford American Dictionary

   willy-waving

   • n.
     boastful or exaggerated demonstrations of toughness or superiority: he was mocked and derided for this supercharged form of international willy-waving
   • adj.
     engaging in or characterized by boastful or exaggerated demonstrations of toughness or superiority: they are more likely to look for solutions rather than storming into situations with willy-waving aggression a series of willy-waving confrontations

   Oxford Dictionary

   willy-nilly

   • adv.
     whether one likes it or not: he would be forced to collaborate willy-nilly

   Oxford Dictionary

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   willy-willy

   • IPA[ˈwɪlɪˌwɪli]

   英式

   • n.
     a whirlwind or dust storm.

   Oxford Dictionary