wind - He winds his watch/ clock. Past tense and Past. Participle Wound (rhymes with hound) not the same as an injury wound. Such a fun word to have parts that liken like other English words but sound different and have a different meaning.
Not twist in the wind although something could. Wind can mean the movement of air (short i) or it can be Wind with a long I, which means to move in a curving line or path. This road winds or curves.
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wind - He winds his watch/ clock. Past tense and Past. Participle Wound (rhymes with hound) not the same as an injury wound. Such a fun word to have parts that liken like other English words but sound different and have a different meaning.
What is the past particle of the second "wind"?
Not twist in the wind although something could. Wind can mean the movement of air (short i) or it can be Wind with a long I, which means to move in a curving line or path. This road winds or curves.