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WICKET, n. A small gate. The wicket, often opend, knew the key.
WICKLIFFITE, n. A follower of Wickliffe, the English reformer.
WIDE, a. 1. Broad; having a great or considerable distance or extent between the...
WIDELY, adv. 1. With great extent each way. The gospel was widely disseminated b...
WIDEN, v.t. To make wide or wider; to extend in breadth; as, to widen a field; t...
WIDENED, pp. Made wide or wider; extended in breadth.
WIDENESS, n. 1. Breadth; width; great extent between the sides; as the wideness ...
WIDENING, ppr. Extending the distance between the sides; enlarging in all direct...
WIDGEON, n. A fowl of the duck kind, or genus Anas, having a black bill, the hea...
WIDOW, n. [L. See Wide .] A woman who has lost her husband by death. Luke 2. Wid...
WIDOW-BENCH, n. [widow and bench.] In Sussex, that share which a widow is allowe...
WIDOW-HUNTER, n. [widow and hunter.] One who See ks or courts widows for a joint...
WIDOW-MAKER, n. [widow and maker.] One who make widows by destroying lives.
WIDOW-WAIL, n. In botany, a plant of the genus Cneorum.
WIDOWED, pp. 1. Bereaved of a husband by death. 2. Deprived of some good; stripp...
WIDOWER, n. A man who has lost his wife by death.