Wherewithal
Wherewithal by Geonyx January 20, 2021
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wherewithal
James has the wherewithal to try to make it as an actor so after the graduation he left home and headed for California.
wherewithal by Dexter Cox March 10, 2008
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wherewithall
A word used to describe everything and anything. (See Pafoofnik) If you don't know Who, What, When, Where, Why, or what for, use a wherewithall.
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Wherewithballs
That's an interesting business proposal, but I don't think you have the wherewithballs to pull it off. Sorry - I'll have to pass.
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