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weeng, weenged, weengit, weengt, weing, wing, wing$t,
weeng [wiŋ]
also wing [wɪŋ]
n. A wing. A top-side or detachable board which can be added to the side of a cart to increase its capacity.
v. To wing.
pt. pp. weengt, weenged adj. weengit Having wings.
also wing [wɪŋ]
n. A wing. A top-side or detachable board which can be added to the side of a cart to increase its capacity.
v. To wing.
pt. pp. weengt, weenged adj. weengit Having wings.
weenth, winth, wyth,
weenth [winθ]
n. Width.
n. Width.
weep [wip]
n. To shed tears.
pt. pp. weepit
n. To shed tears.
pt. pp. weepit
Compounds and phrases etc.
weepin: Weeping.
peasie, peesie, peesieweep, peesie-weep, peeswee, peesweep, peesweet, peesweip, peeswheet, peevick, peevik, peewee, pee-wee, peeweep, pee-weep, peeweet, pee-weet, peewheep, peewheep, peewhit, peewit, teaoo, teeack, teeack, teeauw, teeick, teeick, teeo, teeock, teeoo, teeou, teeuck, teeuck, teeweep, teeweep, teeweet, teewhaap, teewheep, teewheet, teewhit, teewhoap, teewhoop, teewhup, teewhuppo, tee-whuppo, teewit, tewhit, tewit, tuwheet, twet, wallapy, wallapyweek, wallerperwipe, walloch, walloch-a-weep, wallop, wallop-a-weep, wallopie, wallopie, wallopieweet, wallopie-weet, wallop-weet, witherty_weep,
weep [wip]
also peeweep, peesweep [ˈpiːzˈwip], peewee [ˈpiˈwiː], peewit from the bird's cry.
n. The lapwing Vanellus vanellus.
dim. peesie, peesieweep
also peeweep, peesweep [ˈpiːzˈwip], peewee [ˈpiˈwiː], peewit from the bird's cry.
n. The lapwing Vanellus vanellus.
dim. peesie, peesieweep
also teewheep, teewheet, MN. walloch-a-weep, I.Ork. teeock, teeo, tee-whuppo, wallop-a-weep dim. wallopie, witherty weep
aweers, a-weers, aweirs, wear, wears, weer, weers, weir, weirs,
weer [MN. wir]
n. Doubt, apprehension, fear.
n. Doubt, apprehension, fear.
Compounds and phrases etc.
be aweers o (followed by the gerund): To be on the point of, to want little to.
the weers o (followed by the gerund): In danger of, on the brink of, just about to, almost resolved to.
the weers o (followed by the gerund): In danger of, on the brink of, just about to, almost resolved to.
queesh, vish, weesh, weest, weysh, wheesh, wish, wish, wissh, wyshe,
weesh [MN. wiʃ, wɪʃ]
int. A call to a horse in harness to turn to the right.
int. A call to a horse in harness to turn to the right.
weesk, weesko, weeslo, weeso, weester, wheeso, wisoo,
weesk [I.Ork. wisk]
n. A squeal or squeak.
dim. weesko An oilcan.
v. To make a thin shrill squeaking noise.
n. A squeal or squeak.
dim. weesko An oilcan.
v. To make a thin shrill squeaking noise.
weester
v. To squeak like a mouse.
v. To squeak like a mouse.
waat, wat, watt, watten, weet, weetichie, weetichtie, weetie, weetit, weet-ma-fit, weet-my-feet, weet-my-fit, weet-my-foot, weety, weit, weitit, wet-ma_fut, wet-ma-fut, wit, wutten,
weet [wit]
n. Wet. Any drinkable liquid, a drink. Rain, drizzle. A wetting, soaking.
v. To wet. To celebrate with a drink. To rain.
pt. weetit, wat [wat]
pp. weetit, wat, watten, wutten
n. Wet. Any drinkable liquid, a drink. Rain, drizzle. A wetting, soaking.
v. To wet. To celebrate with a drink. To rain.
pt. weetit, wat [wat]
pp. weetit, wat, watten, wutten
wat [wat]
adj. Wet. Over fond of liquor, intemperate with drink.
v. To wet.
adj. Wet. Over fond of liquor, intemperate with drink.
v. To wet.
weety
adj. Wet, damp, rainy.
adj. Wet, damp, rainy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
smaw weet: A soft drizzle.
splyter o weet: A heavy shower of rain.
weetichtie: MN. Wettish.
weet-ma-fit: The landrail or corn crake Crex crex from its cry.
splyter o weet: A heavy shower of rain.
weetichtie: MN. Wettish.
weet-ma-fit: The landrail or corn crake Crex crex from its cry.
weeze, weeze, weezed, weezer, weize, weizer,
weeze [ˈwiːz]
also weezer
v. To ooze, exude. To emit oily matter or moisture.
pt. pp. weezed
also weezer
v. To ooze, exude. To emit oily matter or moisture.
pt. pp. weezed
waer, wair, wairn, war, ware, wear, weareen, wearin, wearin, wears, weer, weer, weerin, weer-tee, weir, weir_tae, weirin, weirs, wer, weur, weyr, wharrin, wier, wierin, woarn, woor, wor, wör, wore, worn, wuir, wuirn, wür, wure, wurn,
weir [wiːr, weːr]
v. To wear. To move in a slow, gradual, cautious manner.
pt. wuir [wøːr] Wore.
pp. worn [woːrn, wɪrn, wʌrn] Worn.
v. To wear. To move in a slow, gradual, cautious manner.
pt. wuir [wøːr] Wore.
pp. worn [woːrn, wɪrn, wʌrn] Worn.
Compounds and phrases etc.
weir awa: To take one's leave, to fade away, to die.
weir in: To approach, pass.
weirin: Wearing, fading.
weirin geylies throu: Nearly finished.
weir intil/ -intae: To proceed slowly towards, to approach a period of the day or year etc. To work one's way into, to get set to work.
weir on: Of time: to approach.
waur o the weir: The worse for ware.
weir roond: To win over.
weir tae: To come to, recover.
worn awa: Deceased.
weir in: To approach, pass.
weirin: Wearing, fading.
weirin geylies throu: Nearly finished.
weir intil/ -intae: To proceed slowly towards, to approach a period of the day or year etc. To work one's way into, to get set to work.
weir on: Of time: to approach.
waur o the weir: The worse for ware.
weir roond: To win over.
weir tae: To come to, recover.
worn awa: Deceased.