Wise (2)
Wisen.a manner, a way of being or acting
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Wiseacre
Wiseacren.a foolish fellow, simpleton, dunce
Wisely
Wiselyad.judiciously, prudently, fitly, gravely
Wish
Wishn.a longing or eager desire, a thing desired
Wish (2)
Wishv.to have a strong desire, long for, ask
Wisher
Wishern.one who wishes or longs for, a desirer
Wishful
Wishfula.showing strong desire, longing, eager
Wishfully
Wishfullyad.with longing desire, earnestly
Wisket
Wisket, or Whisketn.a basket, a kind of scuttle
Wisp
Wispn.a small bundle of straw or hay, a wreath
Wist
Wistpret.of to wis
Wistful
Wistfula.earnest, attentive, full of thought or desire
Wistfully
Wistfully, or Wistlyad.earnestly, attentively
Wistit
Wistitn.a small striated monkey
Wit
Witn.a man of genius, quickness of fancy, &c. understanding, sense, judgement
Wit (2)
Witv.i.to know, understand, blame
Witch
Witchv.t.to bewitch, enchant, charm, take, hurt
Witch (2)
Witchn.a woman accused of magical arts, a harg
Witchcraft
Witchcraftn.the practices of witches, a charm
Witchery
Witcheryn.witchcraft, enchantment, a charm
Witcracker
Witcrackern.one who cracks a jest, a jester
Witcraft
Witcraftn.invention, contrivance, cunning, art
With
Withprep.by, denoting the cause or means
Withal
Withalad.along with the rest, besides, also, above
Withdraw
Withdrawv.t.withdrew,pret.withdrawn,pa.to draw back or off, retire, retreat
Withdrawingroom
Withdrawingroomn.a room for retirement
Withe
Withen.a flexible band, a twig