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WICKED, a. [The primary sense is to wind and turn, or to depart, to fall away.] ...
WICK, n. A number of threads of cotton or some similar substance, loosely twiste...
WIC, WICK, a termination, denotes jurisdiction, as in bailiwick. Its primary sen...
WI, from the Gothic weiha, signifies holy. It is found in some names, as in Wibe...
WHY, adv. [L., for what. The original phrase is for what, for why.] 1. For what ...
WHURT, n. A whortleberry or bilberry. [See Whort .]
WHUR, v.i. To pronounce the letter r with too much force. WHUR , n. The sound of...
WHOSOEVER, pron. [who, so, and ever.] Any one; any person whatever. Whosoever wi...
WHOSO, pron. Hooso. Any person whatever.
WHOSESOEVER, pron. [whose and soever.] Of any person whatever. John 20.
WHOSE, hooz. The possessive or genitive case of who or which; applied to persons...
WHORTLEBERRY, n. A plant or shrub and its fruit, of the genus Vaccinium.
WHORT, n. The fruit of the whortleberry; or the shrub.
WHORL, WHORLE. [See Whirl .]
WHORL, WHORLE. [See Whirl .]
WHORISHNESS, n. The practice of lewdness; the character of a lewd woman.