weal/wheal/wheel/we'll

weal (wēl)

Noun

• Prosperity; happiness: in weal and woe.
• The welfare of the community; the general good: the public weal.
• A ridge on the flesh raised by a blow; a welt.

wheal (hwēl, wēl)

Noun

• A small swelling on the skin, as from an insect bite, that usually itches or burns.

wheel (hwēl, wēl)

Noun

• A solid disk or a rigid circular ring connected by spokes to a hub, designed to turn around an axle passed through the centre.
• Something resembling such a disk or ring in appearance or movement or having a wheel as its principal part or characteristic, as:
• The steering device on a vehicle.
• A potter's wheel.
• A water wheel.
• A spinning wheel.
• The act or process of turning; revolution or rotation.
• Slang. A person with a great deal of power or influence: a wheel in state government.

Verb. _{^{wheeled, wheeling, wheels.}}

Verb. Transitive

• To roll, move, or transport on wheels or a wheel.
• To cause to turn around or as if around a central axis; revolve or rotate.
• To provide with wheels or a wheel.

Verb. Intransitive

• To turn around or as if around a central axis; revolve or rotate.
• To roll or move on or as if on wheels or a wheel.
• To fly in a curving or circular course: A flock of gulls wheeled just above the dock.
• To turn or whirl around in place; pivot:
• To reverse one's opinion or practice: Don't be surprised if the boss wheels about on that idea.

we'll (wēl)

• Contraction of we will.