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Webster Dictionary :: Wisely
WISELY, adv. 1. Prudently; judiciously; discretely; with wisdom. Prov 16:21. 2. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wiseling
WISELING, n. One who pretends to be wise.
Webster Dictionary :: Wiseacre
WISEACRE, n. More correctly wisesager. [G., a sayer, a predictor or foreteller.]...
Webster Dictionary :: Wise-hearted
WISE-HEARTED, a. [wise and heart.] Wise; knowing; skillful. Exo 28.
Webster Dictionary :: Wise
WISE, a. s as z. [G., to know., L.] 1. Properly, having knowledge; hence, having...
Webster Dictionary :: Wisdom
WISDOM, n. s as z. [G. See Wise .] 1. The right use or exercise of knowledge; th...
Webster Dictionary :: Wis
WIS, v.t. pret. wist. To think; to suppose; to imagine.
Webster Dictionary :: Wiry
WIRY, a. Made of wire; like wire.
Webster Dictionary :: Wiredrawn
WIREDRAWN, pp. Drawn into wire; drawn out to great length or fineness.
Webster Dictionary :: Wiredrawing
WIREDRAWING, ppr. 1. Drawing a metal into wire. 2. Drawing to a great length or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wiredrawer
WIREDRAWER, n. One who draw metal into wire.
Webster Dictionary :: Wiredraw
WIREDRAW, v.t. [wire and draw.] 1. To draw a metal into wire, which is done by d...
Webster Dictionary :: Wire-worm
WIRE-WORM, n. [wire and worm.] A mischievous worm that sometimes injures grain.
Webster Dictionary :: Wire-heel
WIRE-HEEL, n. [wire and heel.] A defect and disease in the feet of a horse or ot...
Webster Dictionary :: Wire-grate
WIRE-GRATE, n. [wire and grate.] A grate or contrivance of fine wire work to kee...
Webster Dictionary :: Wire
WIRE, n. A thread of metal; any metallic substance drawn to an even thread. WIRE...
