Wales

Pronunciation: /ˈweɪl/

Wales (noun)

  1. A raised mark on the skin, often from a hit or injury.
  2. A ridge or line in fabric, often seen in corduroy or similar materials.
  3. A thick plank on the side of a ship, providing strength and protection.

Examples

  • The wale on his arm was painful to touch.
  • She noticed a wale forming after the fall.

Common collocations: painful wale, form a wale, corduroy wale, prominent wale, inspect the wale

Synonyms of Wales

Neutral

Antonyms of Wales

  • referring to a sunken or lowered area