Relationships Related Term:  flutter n. ~ A distortion in the reproduction of an image or sound recording, usually resulting from a slow, repetitive variation in the speed of a playback device.

1510s, Scottish, a natural expression of amazement. "This old interjection had a new popularity in the early 1900s and again during the 1960s and later" [DAS].

"overwhelm with delight or amazement," 1924, American English slang, from wow (interj.). Related: Wowed; wowing. Used as a noun meaning "unqualified success" since 1920.

Short for Win16 on Win32, a collection of programs in Windows NT and later operating systems that allows 16-bit applications to run in a 32-bit Windows environment through a process called thunking. W [..]

Unwanted frequency modulation introduced by the recording/reproduction process. Normally Wow is used to describe frequencies between 0.1 Hz and 10 Hz.

Verb. To impress or excite. E.g."I've made up my mind to wow her with a bunch of flowers and an expensive meal."

Repetitive but slow variations in recording or playback tape speed.

(n) a joke that seems extremely funny(v) impress greatly

The “Week of Welcome” offers activities during the first week of classes every September.

Weight on wheels

Weight on Wheels

Weight on wheels

World of Warcraft. A hugely popular MMORPG.

Abbreviation for World of Warcraft. An online game.

World of Warcraft

waiting on weather.

Waiting on weather

A low pitch change that happens because the recorder or playback machine fluctuating in speed slowly.