Entertainment / Literature / West Germanic: A sub-branch of the Germanic family of languages including Dutch, English, and German, in contrast with the North Germanic sub-branch (including Old Norse, Norwegian, and Icelandic) and the East Germanic sub-branch (which included the now extinct language of Gothic).
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Entertainment / Literature / Germanic: The northern branch of Indo-European, often subdivided into (1) East Germanic or Gothic, (2) West Germanic, and (3) North Germanic. Old Norse fits in the North Germanic sub-branch while Old English fa MORE
Entertainment / Literature / West Saxon: The Old English dialect spoken in Wessex. MORE
Science / Weather / West Virginia High: An area of stagnant high pressure located over West Virginia during Indian Summer. MORE
Science / Tides and Currents / West Greenland Current: A North Atlantic Ocean current setting northward along the west coast of Greenland. MORE
Entertainment / Literature / West Germanic: A sub-branch of the Germanic family of languages including Dutch, English, and German, in contrast with the North Germanic sub-branch (including Old Norse, Norwegian, and Icelandic) and the East Germa MORE
Entertainment / Football / West Coast Offense: An offensive philosophy that uses short, high-percentage passes as the core of a ball-control offense. Was invented in Cincinnati under coach Paul Brown in the mid 1970s. Is now widely used in the NFL MORE