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WAIN-BOTE, n. Timber for wagons for carts.
WAIN-HOUSE, n. A house or shed for wagons and carts. [Local.]
WAIN-ROPE, n. A rope for binding a load on a wagon; a cart-rope.
WAINAGE, n. A finding of carriages.
WAINSCOT, n. In building, timber-work serving to line the walls of a room, being...
WAINSCOTED, pp. Lined with boards or panels.
WAINSCOTING, ppr. Lining with boards.
WAIR, n. A piece of timber two yards long, and a foot broad. [I know not where u...
WAIST, n. 1. That part of the human body which is immediately below the ribs or ...
WAISTBAND, n. The band or upper pat of breeches, trousers or pantaloons, which e...
WAISTCLOTHS, n. Coverings of canvas or tarpauling for the hammocks, stowed on th...
WAISTCOAT, n. [waist and coat.] A short coat or garment for men, extending no lo...
WAISTER, n. In ships, waisters are men who are stationed in the waist in working...
WAIT, v.i. [The sense is to stop, or to continue.] 1. To stay or rest in expecta...
WAITER, n. 1. One who waits; an attendant; a servant in attendance. The waiters ...
WAITING, ppr. Staying in expectation. Waiting on, attending; accompanying; servi...