Wither
Witherv.to fade, pine away, die, make to fade
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Witherv.to fade, pine away, die, make to fade
Witherednessn.a withered state
Withersn.the joining of the shoulder bones of a horse
Withholdv.t.withheld,pret.withheld, withholden,pa.to keep back, stop, stay, restrain
Withinprep.in inwardly, in the inner part
Withinsidead.in the inward parts
Withoutprep.andad.out, not within compass of, unless
Withstandv.t.withstood,pret.withstood,pa.to oppose, resist, restrain, hinder
Withstandern.an opponent, foe, resisting power
Withya.like a withe, flexible, tough
Withyn.a tree, the wite willow
Witlessa.wanting understanding, foolish, silly
Witlingn.a pretender to wit, simpleton, idler
Witnessv.to bear testimony, attest, affirm, say
Witsnappern.one who affects wit or repartee
Witteda.having wit, endued with wit, keen
Witticismn.a mean device or low attempt at wit
Wittilyad.keenly, artfully, ingeniously
Wittinessn.smartness, keenness, wit
Wittinglyad.knowingly, by design, on purpose
Wittol, or Wittaln.a mean contented cuckold, ob.
Wittollya.cuckoldly, mean, poor, despicable, ob.
Wittya.smart, keen, tart, sarcastic, ingenious
Witwormn.one who feeds on or likes wit
Wivev.to take for or match to a wife, to marry
Wivelya.belonging to, like or becoming, a wife wives,n.pl.of wise
Wizardn.a conjurer, enchanter, cunningman