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WEECHELM, WITCH-ELM , n. A species of elm.
WEE, a. [G.] Small; little. [Not in use.]
WEDNESDAY, n. Wenzday. The fourth day of the week; the next day after Tuesday.
WEDLOCKED, pp. United in marriage. [Little used.]
WEDLOCK, n. Marriage; matrimony. WEDLOCK , v.t. To marry. [Little used.]
WEDGING, ppr. Cleaving with a wedge; fastening with wedges; compressing closely.
WEDGED, pp. Split with a wedge; fastened with a wedge; closely compressed.
WEDGE-SHAPED, a. [wedge and shape.] Having the shape of a wedge; cuneiform. A we...
WEDGE, n. [This word signifies a mass, a lump.] 1. A mass of metal; as a wedge o...
WEDDING-FEAST, n. [wedding and feast.] A feast or entertainment prepared for the...
WEDDING-DAY, n. [wedding and day.] The day of marriage.
WEDDING-CLOTHES, n. [wedding and clothes.] Garments for a bride or a bridegroom,...
WEDDING, ppr. Marrying; uniting with in matrimony. WEDDING , n. Marriage; nuptia...
WEDDED, pp. Married; closely attached.
WED, v.t. [L., to give bail; a league; probably both are of one family.] 1. To m...
WEBBED, a. [from web.] Having the toes united by a membrane, or web; as the webb...