Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Weedy

Weedya.abounding with weeds, foul, rough

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Week

Weekn.the space or compass of seven days

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Weekday

Weekdayn.any day except Sunday

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Weekly

Weeklya.done, &c. every week; add. once in a week

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Weel

Weeln.a whirlpool, a kind of trap or net for fish

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Ween

Weenv.i.to think, suppose, imagin, deem

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Weep

Weepv.i.wept,pret.wept,pa.to shed tears, shed moisture, bewail, lament, mourn

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Weeper

Weepern.a mourner, a white border of linen

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Weerish

Weerisha.insipid, weak, sour, surly, ob.

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Weesel

Weeseln.a genus of quadrupeds with slender bodies, a particular species of this genus

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Weet

Weet, or Weetenv.i.to know, to be sensible of, ob.

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Weevil

Weeviln.an insect injurious to grain

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Weigh

Weigh, [way]v.to try the weight, consider, examin, judge, heave up

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Weigh (2)

Weigh, or Weyn.a weight, measure, way, passage

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Weighable

Weighablea.that may be weighed

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Weighed

Weighedpa.examined by weight, considered

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Weight

Weightn.a mass by which bodies are weighed, heaviness of a thing, pressure, importance

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Weighted

Weighted, [wated]a.pressed with or subjected to weight

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Weightily

Weightilyad.heavily, strongly, importantly

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Weightiness

Weightinessn.heaviness, force, importance

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Weightless

Weightlessa.light, unimportant, very trifling

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Weighty

Weightya.heavy, strong, important, rigorous

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Welcome

Welcomea.received with gladness, grateful

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Welcome (2)

Welcomen.a kind reception;v.t.to receive kindly

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Welcome (3)

Welcomeexclam.used to a visitor

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Welcomeness

Welcomenessn.the act of making welcome, a kind reception, gratefulness, pleasure

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Welcomer

Welcomern.one who bids or makes welcome