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WO, n. [G.] 1. Grief; sorrow; misery; a heavy calamity. One who is past; and beh...
WIZEN, v.i. To wither; to dry. [Local.]
WIZARD, n. [from wise.] A conjurer; an enchanter; a sorcerer. Lev 20. The wily w...
WIVES, plu. of wife.
WIVER, WIVERIN, n. A kind of heraldric dragon.
WIVER, WIVERIN, n. A kind of heraldric dragon.
WIVELY, a. Pertaining to a wife. [It should be wifely.]
WIVELESS, a. Not having a wife. [It should be wifeless.]
WIVEHOOD, n. Behavior becoming a wife. [It should be wifehood.]
WIVE, v.i. [from wife.] to marry. [Not in use.] WIVE , v.t. 1. To match to a wif...
WITWALL, n. A bird, the great spotted woodpecker.
WITTY, a. [from wit.] 1. Possessed of wit; full of wit; as a witty poet. 2. Judi...
WITTOLLY, adv. Like a tame cuckold.
WITTOL, n. A man who knows his wifes infidelity and submits to it; a tame cuckold.
WITTINGLY, adv. [See Wit .] Knowingly; with knowledge; by design. He knowingly a...
WITTINESS, n. [from witty.] The quality of being witty.